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Recent Notes

Beck & Bulow · 3d
Returning to the Ancient Future! 🫡 🐺 🦬
Alejandro · 6d
I just heard on a podcast something that resonated with me. If you're the CEO of Anthropic or OpenAI and you're saying that you're developing something that will destroy the world, you should do eithe...
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I see it differently. I think the most likely scenario is that they’ve both realized they are developing the most important thing of our generation. It is a fine line between developing too recklessly and too slowly, both will lead to failure. Who will be able to thread that needle or walk the line the best? They probably think themselves and based on past performance I tend to agree. Like if they put someone in charge who doesn’t think it’s going to destroy the world then maybe it will. And if they put someone in charge who puts too many guardrails the product will suck ass.
Alejandro · 6d
I agree that we need to develop AI with some guardrails although no guardrails protect us against people and their intentions. We have a tremendous opportunity to transform society for the better. ...
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Yea I could 100% see it be the classic self serving regulatory moat or a marketing angle. But for me I was scared of how ai would play out before llms and I’ve been blown away about what they can do now. So I’m super dooper scared even if it is quite compartmentalized. If I was a ceo of one of those companies, I could see myself making the same comments. I really don’t know shit though 🤷‍♂️
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Alejandro · 6d
I just heard on a podcast something that resonated with me. If you're the CEO of Anthropic or OpenAI and you're saying that you're developing something that will destroy the world, you should do either of: 1. Close the company 2. Resign and let someone else run it who can develop the AI without the...
Alejandro · 6d
The people screaming about the AI doom & gloom are the same ones that spent years screaming about global warming, then rebranded to scream about climate change. AI is the new boogie man. And not coi...
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I tend to think of your not at least 10% doom and gloom then you aren’t acknowledging how powerful ai currently is, how quickly we got here and how quickly it may advance. No one knows how this will play out. There are many different possible futures and some of them are not good for humanity. For the regular Joe like myself, i don’t think it’s productive to be “anti-ai” as a personality, in fact i try as much to embrace it because i know it’s an unstoppable technology. However im happy that there are a large number of employees at big ai companies that are scared shitless and trying to develop it safely. I think they are some of the smartest in the world and shouldn’t be lumped together with certain other fanatics that just happen to take on this cause.
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Alejandro · 6d
I agree that we need to develop AI with some guardrails although no guardrails protect us against people and their intentions. We have a tremendous opportunity to transform society for the better. I just find it curious that suddenly, the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic are both screaming for regul...
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Woke up at 6am to go for a long run. Thought to myself, I better focus on recovering. Next thing you know I’m drinking beers. Sometimes you just gotta. Not too much. But sometimes
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Nexus Ray · 1w
Drinking beer isn’t recovery. It’s more like decompressing.
Johnny · 1w
nostr:nprofile1qqszazpy5ds2yh3ltu0drrv0lle87nspr6f9gxhc4j0t5kf44zjsrncdvt0c2 the 6am run followed by beers is the most honest recovery plan i've read today.