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Buy M-based iPad, nice monitor, keyboard and mouse. Connect mouse and keyboard to monitor via USB. Then iPad via USB-C/Thunderbolt to monitor. Everything "just works" and you can handle surprisingly high amount of work this way
We should, of course, have human decision makers who must work tirelessly to make sure those scenarios are never even remotely realistic.
If you are thinking about working in AI for x.ai or Tesla - do not. This will not look pretty on your resume.
For example, I would stop using US bank if I new they are using LLMs from China internally (or any adversary but really only China is competitive here). Too much risk.
This is great and one of the reasons why their products offer genuinely best user experience.
Main caveat is whether he will actually proceed with all of the bot's decisions even when it goes against his beliefs, family and friends interests.
This is a problem AI fundamentally doesn't have but humans fall for all the time.
The worst thing to do (which USA did) is to make a promise and not deliver. Had Ukraine knew that USA will abandon it, it might have entered negotiations in early 2023 from a much more favorable position.
Because if Ukraine falls I can guarantee you that first it will be minor incursions into Poland and/or Baltics airspace. Then false flags attacks. Then more. Each time testing "escalation management" and sewing disagreements into political scenes in the West. Then more.
putin has said many times that he considers collapse of USSR the greatest tragedy ever. He wants revenge for this. And he is getting it.
- They had a huge funding (>80B?) round planned in which employees could cash-in. Without Sam that round was guaranteed to not happen. So they all had huge financial incentive to support them. Which I guess, characterizes him as a great manager who thinks many steps ahead.
- You don't get it. An alliance of china, russia, iran and north korea will be enabled to do whatever they want. Including invading or, more likely, hitting with missiles critical infrastructure in any Nato country with the exception of US and UK
Btw, a year or two from now you'll be able to run a more powerful open model locally. So, not they aren't having some outsized amount of power