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Regional AI Economic Impact: Nashville’s Boom Trajectory
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@NickLippis Hi Nick. I wouldn’t presume to have any answers, but here is a question. I wonder how things will play out regionally. I was in Nashville last week and it seems like it is booming. Seems on a different trajectory than many places.
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How AI is transforming lives and human interaction with technology
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It’s totally exciting. I really find it interesting to see people realize how their lives have been/will be touched by AI (for better and worse), and how they can interact with these systems in many ways.
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Twitter threatens narrative control capabilities
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Twitter is a serious danger to their ability to control the narrative
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Orwell Huxley Rand: Social Control Through Schools Media Medication
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Orwell was right -> schools & media
Huxley -> public *is* heavily medicated Rand was also right, as you say. We now have the perfect storm. Did you know that Soma is a real drug? Takes away pain, but dulls your mind. -
Algorithms Will Replace Managers Before Teachers, Bullshit Jobs First
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Les algos seront partout et feront progressivement toutes les tâches faites par des humains. Avant les profs, c'est surtout les cadres dans les grands groupes qui seront remplacés. Parce que la majorité d'entre eux a aujourd'hui un bullshit job.
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ChatGPT as Personal Tutor: Will AI Replace Teachers?
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Bill Gates dont la société @microsoft contrôle 49 % de @OpenAI propriétaire de #ChatGPT explique : D’ici fin 2024, les chatbots comme GPT vont apprendre à lire aux enfants comme tuteurs personnalisés avant de s’attaquer aux maths ChatGPT va remplacer les instituteurs ?
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Pension Age Increase: Reform Scope and Broader Implications
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Is all this just about raising the pension age from 62 to 64 or is there more to it?
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Democratic Voting as AGI Control Solution
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The least bad solution to the AGI control problem that I can think of is to give every verified human a vote