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Immagina interrogare una AI con le stronzate di Aranzulla nei training data: in risposta a ogni richiesta ti arrivano 800 parole inutili messe lì a scopo SEO
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Lol, he's describing the bubble and doesn't realize it.
just remember: less than .01% of the population is using ai in a meaningful way. we are still so early
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People are absolutely right cause he didn't do shit
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I’ve been saying this for months. All the fear mongering about science fictional Skynet type scenarios was in the service of discouraging people from using local and open source models. Now even the AI boosters are starting to see this.
anthropic: having your own AI models is too dangerous. just rent ours, we’ll keep you safe openai: having your own hardware is a terrible waste of resources. just rent ours, we’ll put it to better use you will own nothing & you will be happy
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Anche oggi Sam Altman non è finito in una Renault 4, a quanto pare. Peccato
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Toh un CEO di una IT company che si rivela essere un idiota e uno sfruttatore, chi lo avrebbe mai detto
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I love how AI is producing absolutely nothing to better the world in any way
Starbucks CEO says the company is planning to focus more on AI and tech, including adding a system that would recognize customers as they arrive in stores to "present personalized digital menus."
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Spiace LuccaComics ma la psicologia inversa con me non attacca, non sarà pagando cojoni per infamarti che mi convincerai a tornare
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E volesse cristo che ci togliamo dai coglioni anche questa zavorra
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"I don't understand why they're pushing AI so hard when we can all see it's making everything worse." That's because it's not being marketed to you; it's being marketed to governments and plutocrats. They're the real target audience for these products, not you. You are not receiving the real sales pitch for AI, because the real sales pitch would not appeal to your sensibilities. The real sales pitch for AI isn't "Hey check out this product, it makes some web searches slightly easier and it can maybe write your emails for you." The real sales pitch for AI is "This product allows you to surveil the entire population of your country. It can be built into autonomous surveillance drones and killing machines. It can allow you to monitor and control every aspect of your society. It can reverse the decentralization of information brought on by the internet age. It can take away the collective bargaining power of workers and give you the skilled services your company requires. It can nullify strikes, civil disobedience, and even full-scale revolutions, and lock humanity into your capitalist dystopia forever." That's the real sales pitch. It doesn't sound appealing to any normal person, but it makes sense when you remember who these technologies are really being sold to, and why.
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È proprio letteralmente il contrario in qualsiasi contesto lavorativo ma niente, tocca sorbirsi questa stronzata in TL ogni santo giorno
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Certo che ci vuole coraggio a sparare queste stronzate senza vergognarsi, in una società minimamente giusta questo livello di ass-licking sarebbe da gulag immediato
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C'è un paradosso nel rapporto di amore-odio che molti sviluppatori hanno con l'IA generativa. Il nostro obiettivo degli ultimi decenni è sempre stato automatizzare il lavoro per scrivere sempre meno codice: eppure, con l'IA il discorso cambia parecchio (e per buone ragioni) 🧵
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Ecco perché credo che i developer debbano opporsi con forza a questa deriva. E invece, purtroppo, vedo solo sprovveduti entusiasti di produrre codice che non comprendono, convinti di essere diventati più bravi mentre contribuiscono a svalutare la propria professionalità. /END
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PS: a scanso di equivoci, la deriva di cui parlo non riguarda l'uso degli LLM in sé, ma la progressiva normalizzazione di un'attività in cui comprendere ciò che si rilascia diventa facoltativo, mentre la capacità di *far generare* codice a un agente viene spacciata per una skill.
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