Well that was fun to watch

Shigeru Miyamoto, on AI: "As computers and technology have advanced, individual design skills, such as a sense of layout, have finally come to the forefront. I think that's exactly what's happening with generative AI. We separate the act of creating something from the act of doing the work. When we want to create something, we make a big structure. Then we start working on it with our hands. From there on, it's the work itself. Filling in the empty spaces, finishing it neatly, and so on. The troublesome thing is that the work itself is enjoyable. That's why there's a sense of satisfaction in creating something. However, the scary thing is that if you become satisfied with the work, you might mistakenly think that you've created something good. In that sense, the more AI can do the work for us, the more opportunities we'll have to think about what's truly important, which is a good thing. Some past designs were created solely through copy and paste. However, those designs don't last. There needs to be an individual's intention to design something. It's about having an individual's intention and then having a computer assist with that task. No matter how far AI advances, it might eventually do everything, but I think there's still a lot we can do."

You think some little CVE 10 can kill PHP? Have you seen the insanely dense layer of chitin on this boi as a result of initially being the least secure thing, and biologically overcompensating for it for a few decades? Cmon, man.

Bingo

If you have not updated your llama.cpp in a few weeks it's likely you are missing out on massive gains on blackwell hardware. FYI.

A few days ago i talked about how most companies are paying for more externalities with AI than getting a measurable benefit.. I called a few of my clients and explained the problem with AI bots and pitched the idea of a security megaproject: - build a state actor-grade AI pentesting apparatus - completely remove wordpress as a vector by flatfiling it and re-engineer wordpress sites to fit - Finish building defense system that exceeds cloudflare's capabilities - Build system that identifies attack patterns and reports them with suggested remediations - Build system that auto-snipes entire ASNs based on long term collected reputation I told them this is is a moonshot and easily low 5 figures per client since we are pooling R&D. Also i must take some % of developer labor off their existing projects. So far i have 2 yesses and 1 maybe on getting funding for the mega project. I'm surprised by the reception - but it really is bad enough out there to justify the investment.