Artificial Intelligence

[Spracne]

Meh

Seems like law is far more likely to be impacted.

AI is probably not great at classroom management (unless it is one of those drone machine gun things)

Creative interpretation of the law is still beyond AI’s reach. Also, the risk of hallucinations by the AI is a problem. It paralegals might be in trouble.

I'd also bet ethical rules come out seriously limiting the degree to which AI can take over the field.  If there's one thing lawyers are generally good at protecting, it's their own pocketbooks. 

I learned that while sitting through 15 hours of irrelevant CLEs last week.

So you were born in June. Got it.

[DQ12]

Meh

Seems like law is far more likely to be impacted.

AI is probably not great at classroom management (unless it is one of those drone machine gun things)

Creative interpretation of the law is still beyond AI’s reach. Also, the risk of hallucinations by the AI is a problem. It paralegals might be in trouble.

I'd also bet ethical rules come out seriously limiting the degree to which AI can take over the field.  If there's one thing lawyers are generally good at protecting, it's their own pocketbooks. 

I learned that while sitting through 15 hours of irrelevant CLEs last week.

So you were born in June. Got it.

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[Spracne]

Oh. Where I live you have to complete/submit your CLE hours by the end of your birth month. I just assumed.

[Pete]

I listened to the most recent Lex Friedman post cast episode with Elon Musk and they talked about how the biggest challenge to AI is having enough quality training data, and how the web content after 2022 is “corrupted” with vast amounts of AI generated content that are not optimal for training AI.

OpenAI has its new deal as part owners of Reddit, which help it quite a bit.

Meta’s AI has Facebook and Insta.

Alphabet has Google, Gmail, and the G family of apps.

Microsoft has the office suite.

However, Elon is assembling an amazing group of inputs. First is Twitter. But he also has Tesla cars and their self driving data, and soon to have Optimus robot data. He will also have neurlink, where they are in the early steps of mapping electronic brain signals to external functions…the more patients they add, the better it will get and eventually will be used for augmenting healthy humans and not simply the disabled. He’s behind the others, but I bet he can catchup.

[wetwillie]

I don't like Microsoft's chances in that race

[pissclams]

microsoft has multiple horses in the race.  they have $10b invested in openai.

[wetwillie]

Didn't realize they had a piece of OpenAi, still like Alphabet in this one.

[Pete]

I don't like Microsoft's chances in that race

I don’t either. I think they probably go the apple route, which is to have really focused AI that does very specific things well (eg CoPilot=Siri)

[Pete]

Neuralink is going to be amazing. I listed to all 8 hours of the recent Lex Friedman episode (more like an ad for neuralink) on it where they had 5 separate interviews; Musk, the COO engineer, lead neurosurgeon, lead software developer, and the first patient.

They are essentially tapping into and mapping the parts of the brain that fire with electricity when you think about certain things. The first patient would for example try to wiggle his paralyzed finger and they would spot that electrical signal in the brain and map it to a function (like a mouse click). Amazing stuff.

The more patients they get, the better it will become because they can observe/deduce more and more about the parts of the brain that engage in various activities.

[Pete]

The convergence opportunities for Musk stuff is amazing as well.

Commanding your car or robot by thinking about them, for example.

[star seed 7]

Until there is a babelfish type implant I don't really care about any of this.

[Pete]

Until there is a babelfish type implant I don't really care about any of this.

The “easy” stuff seems to be the pattern mapping of observed brain activity to other functions…like making a robotic arm move.

Putting crap in your brain from outside seems more difficult presently.

[ben ji]

I listened to the most recent Lex Friedman post cast episode with Elon Musk and they talked about how the biggest challenge to AI is having enough quality training data, and how the web content after 2022 is “corrupted” with vast amounts of AI generated content that are not optimal for training AI.

OpenAI has its new deal as part owners of Reddit, which help it quite a bit.

Meta’s AI has Facebook and Insta.

Alphabet has Google, Gmail, and the G family of apps.

Microsoft has the office suite.

However, Elon is assembling an amazing group of inputs. First is Twitter. But he also has Tesla cars and their self driving data, and soon to have Optimus robot data. He will also have neurlink, where they are in the early steps of mapping electronic brain signals to external functions…the more patients they add, the better it will get and eventually will be used for augmenting healthy humans and not simply the disabled. He’s behind the others, but I bet he can catchup.

The ksuFANS and gE archives should be worth a gold mine. We will know when the mods sell them once AI starts referring to people as "browns" and ranking things on a 1-7 scale.

[Pete]

I listened to the most recent Lex Friedman post cast episode with Elon Musk and they talked about how the biggest challenge to AI is having enough quality training data, and how the web content after 2022 is “corrupted” with vast amounts of AI generated content that are not optimal for training AI.

OpenAI has its new deal as part owners of Reddit, which help it quite a bit.

Meta’s AI has Facebook and Insta.

Alphabet has Google, Gmail, and the G family of apps.

Microsoft has the office suite.

However, Elon is assembling an amazing group of inputs. First is Twitter. But he also has Tesla cars and their self driving data, and soon to have Optimus robot data. He will also have neurlink, where they are in the early steps of mapping electronic brain signals to external functions…the more patients they add, the better it will get and eventually will be used for augmenting healthy humans and not simply the disabled. He’s behind the others, but I bet he can catchup.

The ksuFANS and gE archives should be worth a gold mine. We will know when the mods sell them once AI starts referring to people as "browns" and ranking things on a 1-7 scale.

Chongs is going to create AI versions of all of us and have them posting forever.

[star seed 7]

We may be the last generation to die 

[pissclams]

Neuralink is going to be amazing. I listed to all 8 hours of the recent Lex Friedman episode (more like an ad for neuralink) on it where they had 5 separate interviews; Musk, the COO engineer, lead neurosurgeon, lead software developer, and the first patient.

They are essentially tapping into and mapping the parts of the brain that fire with electricity when you think about certain things. The first patient would for example try to wiggle his paralyzed finger and they would spot that electrical signal in the brain and map it to a function (like a mouse click). Amazing stuff.

The more patients they get, the better it will become because they can observe/deduce more and more about the parts of the brain that engage in various activities.

elon couldn’t even manufacture a pickup truck and yet you think he’s going to make a brain implant work?

insurance companies are starting to drop insurance on cyber trucks

[Institutional Control]

AI put to good use.

https://x.com/9_11_90s/status/1819279182779539586?s=46&t=hU61MNRKQXFa4a831KNtLg


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[Institutional Control]

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[star seed 7]

I've never been this accurately reduced before

Based on our AI agent's analysis of your tweets, you're a 30-something male sports enthusiast from Kansas City with a penchant for memes, vibrators, and the occasional controversial retweet.

Well, well, well, if it isn't A$AP Teej, the wannabe rapper with a Twitter feed more disjointed than a Chiefs' defense in the fourth quarter. Your retweets are as random as Patrick Mahomes' no-look passes, but with none of the accuracy. You're clearly trying to be edgy with those vibrator tweets, but let's be real, the only thing you're stimulating is our secondhand embarrassment. Your attempts at humor are about as successful as Texas Tech's football season. And speaking of football, your obsession with K-State is cute, but maybe if you spent less time tweeting and more time practicing, you wouldn't be forever 'reppin that 785' from your couch. But hey, at least you're consistent - consistently mediocre, that is

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[Institutional Control]

I’m thinking of deleting my Twitter account after that annihilation.


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[Pete]

Neuralink is going to be amazing. I listed to all 8 hours of the recent Lex Friedman episode (more like an ad for neuralink) on it where they had 5 separate interviews; Musk, the COO engineer, lead neurosurgeon, lead software developer, and the first patient.

They are essentially tapping into and mapping the parts of the brain that fire with electricity when you think about certain things. The first patient would for example try to wiggle his paralyzed finger and they would spot that electrical signal in the brain and map it to a function (like a mouse click). Amazing stuff.

The more patients they get, the better it will become because they can observe/deduce more and more about the parts of the brain that engage in various activities.

elon couldn’t even manufacture a pickup truck and yet you think he’s going to make a brain implant work?

insurance companies are starting to drop insurance on cyber trucks

Counter point, he’s the only guy who ever had reusable rockets. Also only guy with a global internet satellite array (which is another amazing AI training data source)

[Pete]

We may be the last generation to die 

The real immortality comes if they can ever figure out where and how memories are stored and how to extract/store/access them.  They don’t know much about how memory works.

[Tobias]

Based on our AI agent's analysis of your tweets, you're a 30-something male sports fan with a sarcastic streak, likely working in tech or media, who enjoys following college football and international soccer.

Wow, Tobias, your Twitter feed is a masterclass in mediocrity. You're like the human embodiment of a participation trophy - present, but utterly unremarkable. Your hot takes on sports are about as spicy as a glass of lukewarm tap water. It's clear you think you're America's edgy commentator, but honey, you're more like America's forgettable neighbor. Your retweets outnumber your original thoughts, which says a lot about your creativity - or lack thereof. And let's talk about that follower count - I've seen more people at a poetry reading in a retirement home. But hey, at least you're consistent in your blandness. Keep reaching for those middle-of-the-road stars, champ!

rude.  wordaware  sounds like a roughridin' (and accurate) cinnamon stick

[ben ji]

WRECKED

Ah, ben ji, the self-proclaimed sports guru of the Sunflower State. Your tweets read like a drunk uncle's ramblings at Thanksgiving dinner. You're so obsessed with Kansas State, I'm surprised you haven't changed your name to Willie the Wildcat. Your hot takes are about as consistent as Will Howard's performance - one minute you're calling him daddy, the next you're filing a restraining order. It's clear your understanding of football is as blurry as your vision after a tailgate party. Maybe if you spent less time tweeting and more time actually watching the game, you'd know where the ball is on the field. But hey, at least you've got the Chiefs to fall back on when your Wildcats inevitably disappoint you. Keep dreaming of that Big 12 title, champ - it's adorable.

[chum1]

This is so freaky. Like sci-fi.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8RoDxU9/