gift link here: https://www.wsj.com/politics/elections/musk-turbocharges-sil...

A little-discussed consequence of this rule is that it opens the door for the FCC and others to monitor your internet traffic.

Kurzweil predicts that, thanks to exponential progress, by 2025 we’ll have 100% renewable energy (and a grid to go with it) and then 2045 is the Singularity. AIs will be at human-level brain intelligence next year. We’ll be able to stop, and then reverse aging, within 5 years.

Kurzweil comes across as an old man, slow to respond to Rogan’s rapid-fire and well-informed questions.

Yeah, not sure the 80 pills a day plus injections are keeping him quite as youthful as might be.

Impressive demo, but then that's true of most "AI" demos. I wonder how it actually performs.

I wonder what it used for film. And are there any sample images taken with the camera?

A working LLM implemented in Excel

"Direct-to-consumer (DTC) laboratory tests are increasingly available to consumers with minimal or no involvement from health care professionals". Why are tests bad but, say, medical books are okay? Or maybe these people would ban medical books too if they could?

Here's the Github repo: https://github.com/dontbanmeplz/ti84-gpt4all

I tested this on some text that I strongly suspect was plagiarized with a GPT-like bot. It thinks both texts are human: my original and the suspected AI-generated one. Judge for yourself: https://richardsprague.com/posts/2022/2022-11-30-plagarized-...

Two weeks since this piece was posted. I wonder if the anonymous engineer quoted is still at the company.

While they certainly have a lot more staff than feared (2700 when they said that 90% left) and I think they can probably keep it up mostly ok (there are already bugs) I'm curious where that leaves feature delivery. We've already had blue checks pushed back to November 29th, and now it's pushed back indefinitely. Encrypted DM's may be easier, but I wonder if there are spam/harassment and all sorts of other unknown implications.