Europe as a continent and ecosystem might not be in the best place economically and technologically.
But don't use this as an excuse for yourself as an individual. As a European founder you still have numerous options and opportunities to maneuver. Don't take the black pill.
Why are artists so upset about AI art?
Yes, it mostly sucks. But if your art is so much better, people will want it more than ever.
If they don't, maybe your art is worse than AI art.
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Do you still write more than 20% of code by hand?
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6,630 votes • Final resultsThe GPT models are so bad right now, I don't even use them for comparisons anymore.
Probably cancelling my ChatGPT subscription soon too.
I know it can be dangerous but I love the idea of running many agents in a multi-player environment. Unsupervised. It's quite exciting to see what happens.
I feel morally obligated to deliver as many antidotes to despair and cynicism as possible. The odds of p(bloom) are so overwhelmingly high. Can't lose good people to the black pill.
Inspiring speech by @dhh for /// Tech Summit about AI, Omarchy and optimistic future. Hope you can join in person next time! Special thanks to @emirbeganovic for the connect.
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Those open-source robots look sick!
Hey @pollenrobotics, any chance you'd send me one of each? Would love to make a YouTube video about them.
I also think there is a lot of low-hanging fruit in small specialized models.
Smaller & specialized models are becoming dramatically more capable and new approaches to continual learning are enabling AI systems to improve from real-world experience after deployment. Jonathan Bryce, Executive Director of Cloud & Infrastructure at @linuxfoundation @CloudNativeFdn shares about how we're moving from bigger models to better systems during @AgenticAIFdn #AGNTCon + #MCPCon keynote.
The future of AI will depend not on any single model, but on an open set of technologies for building, optimizing, serving and continuously improving intelligence. The @PyTorch Foundation in bringing those technologies together, creating an open foundation that gives developers the freedom to build with any model, on any chip and across any cloud.
Retrospectively it's gonna be obvious to us that coding software is a task for machines, not humans.
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AI is an intelligence lever. Meaning the smarter you are, the smarter it makes you.
People are in denial.
They literally think they will wake up tomorrow and all the AI-generated code will somehow be useless, and we'll go back to typing code by hand like Neanderthals.
Replying to @svpino
Waiting to see what the ppl posting this kind of jibberish will say in a few months when reality hits, bubble deflates, cost goes up, no agi anywhere, and your codebases are so full of vibe coded cr@p they're basically irrepairable.
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People are insane if they think anyone is going back to manual coding and that we will somehow revert back to typing code by hand
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