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These tools aren't magic, if there are reasons for code changes outside of the diff LLMs aren't going to magically fabricate a commit message that gives that context.

Do you have recommendations of other search engines?

I don't think you read the article at all...

[Citation needed]

Think about this for a second, when was Noam Chomsky born, and and what age can you start having substantiated opinions?

> Building better CAPTCHAs is interesting technically, but it is doubling down on a failed solution that nobody actually wants

I want it. I don't want my message boards to be people's AI agents...

What is the short term pain exactly?

Could there have been any other reason for people not working in 2020?

But the argument should be showing an agent that does in fact pass these tests. You can't just assert that "this one failed, but surely there must be some agent that is perfect, therefore you can't generalize".

How is that an argument at all? Of course if you could build a better agent that could solve every problem the outcome of the paper would be "this tool performs well at this"

Prioritizing profit above all is still a culture though. And it is the choice of a people to give a small group with large amount of money huge cultural influence.

Technological change doesn't happen independent of culture. Stop with the technological determinism.

A tool can feel productive and novel, without actually providing all of the benefits the user thinks it is.

This is literally Critical Race Theory

I can't imagine what I'm going to do with all the time I save from not laboriously writing out "2PM at shake shack works for me"

What makes you think that?

You don't have to assume I'm American. But yeah, the officials that interpret law at the highest level should absolutely be democratically elected. Why would that even be some sort of gotcha?

You want an unelected, foreign entity to have total visibility into your government?

Wake me up when an LLM has found the solution to Alzheimer's. Until then, don't force it into every software I use.

Do you think the status quo of American prisons is good for anyone? I agree that this issue could be handled better, but as a non-American I've been horrified by many more things in the American prison system than this.

What actual policies prevent bad behavior?

> In conclusion, we will reach AGI

I'm a little confused by this confidence? Is there more evidence aside from the number of smart people working on it? We have a lot of smart people working on a lot of big problems, that doesn't guarantee a solution nor a timeline.

See: Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem

So how do you observe objective truth of history?

No one's saying you can't. The equation changes when a foreign billionaire (and richest man in the world) is saying it.

And based on the replies, we're rapidly blazing down that path.

See countries outside of America for this.

Democracy: famous for never improving human rights and freedoms.

In countries other than America it sure does...

How is that even a comparison? Governments are elected

Edit: To Americans, fix your own democracy before you think the idea of democracy is broken.