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sounds like a potential use for generative AI.. they can "validate" and "verify" the "biometrics" of the output from this-person-does-not-exist[.]com

how is it useful to be fed misleading nonsense?

insanely loud. even more so when they are running massive natural gas burning turbines to generate power ...

Three kinds, those who do not use it.

great.. maybe they can leave the other 'networks' to the meatbags...

ah yes... nothing like using another nondeterministic black box of nonsense to judge / rate the output of another.. then charge others for it.. lol

lol no. it is all fomo clown marketing. they make outlandish claims and all fall short of producing anything more than noise.

huh.. so google doesn't trust it's own product.. but openai and anthropic are happy to lie? lol

oh boy! another completely inane use of an LLM.. Lets make a blog about it?

no.

send them a notorized dmca claim to their legal service mailing address...?

is it really that difficult to conclude support quality is tied to overall advertiser spend?

rapid advancements in what? hallucinations..? FOMO marketing? certainly nothing productive.

ah so now you can be a "10x" engineer -- 10x the cost with 0 to show. Where do I sign up?

how would using multiple services that are incapable of performing the work correctly result in better work?

i got 4 used ones 20 years ago, still have them, excellent for my sedentary existence.

why was the original title edited to remove the reference to a16z? why hide investment into socially unacceptable product? if you are going to be a scumbag weasel, own it.

"shifted bottleneck to code review"... understatement of decade.

yeah.. their list of issues speaks more to their lack of experience and understanding of linux and embedded linux devices wrapped in xenophobic nonsense...

lol, no, the "ai agents" found what was already known... so amazing.

ehhh.. the misleading claims boasted in the typical AI FOMO marketing is/was the first "dark pattern".

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah.. I am not sure adding an additional third party and point of potential failure would help mitigate the issue of receiving data from third parties... but good luck.

which has been happening since the 1970s...

indeed.

If you believe the two are similar in complexity and effort, you have much to learn.

yeaaaaaah .. something the llm didn't explain is how asymmetric bandwidth or latency between the connections will degrade performance... or how many services like streaming, banking, gaming will restrict, block, or otherwise treat the connection differently because the traffic now exits via a datacenter or VPN IP/ASN..

oh boy, how amazing... an llm managed to generate some iptables rules and sysctl settings that have been well documented for years..

ai is useless. anyone claiming otherwise is dishonest

airdrop uses wifi direct... so

smarter? lol.