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"According to Joseph Fuller, MBA Class of 1960 Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School, much of what’s standing in the way of that large-scale disruption is companies’ clumsy implementation."

This is what I've seen. Clumsy implementation. And I've worked at companies selling AI products and they can't figure it out how to use them effectively.

Its like using gun powder in ancient China for fireworks. "Someday this will be really transformative" everyone says.

This could signal a healthy fail fast competitive market. Maybe?

There goes the privacy of all my peepee tests. Thanks.

They died bravely, serving the greater good.

Even if the fire control is ultimately pointless there's no need to question valiant deaths.

Most people will die from video games and cheetos... For what?

I find this very inspiring - the forecast of bug free software seems a little more likely when I read this kind of news.

Is FSF (full self flying) next?

We need Bash Bible 2.0 when you're not too busy.

Stuck or blocked by some first amendment disorderly protestor type

Where's the oppressor mark V flying motorcycle with homing missiles?

Is that sufficient for inclusion in film production?

That's what I thought this was about.

What if I have no mind to read?

Looks like massive jelly beans

A redmond based company used to ship buggy human made first drafts and charge you for the updates.

How is bad software a uniquely AI issue?

If its not unique to AI how about addressing software quality as a general issue ?

Merely useful is a very low threshold.

Its about the brain.

Don't you wonder about these things?

I know I do.

And yet, it will not make them 40% better movies.

Why not? Please elaborate

Won't this hurt what I think Microsoft called "innovation"?

Playground? These are paid interactions.

You pay for quality and get AI crap and then let loose some four letter words. Like shit.

I'd say paying for tokens means being uncivil to software is totally acceptable. Dammit.

Wait, you mean like saying "fuck" in an otherwise ordinary interaction makes it problematic?

Model abuse is half the fun. Esp. When they do stupid stuff - which is often.

"They charged me the ‘cancellation fee’ on multiple occasions and I’ve hated them ever since,” Thomas says of Adobe in a Reddit comment"

"Revenge is a dish best served [in a ] cold [open source project giving away your targets precious IP for free.]" - Khan

Sad but true, that's my reddit experience too.

The anti AI slant is hilarious since the whole site is mined for AI.

And all the content generates actual revenue and you, the content generator, get abuse for your trouble.

Except Derek Zoolander.

This might nicely augment the usual keyboard + mouse UI.

Yes, but my point was about censorship, in reply to the above comment.