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Knives are out for Meta in court, with politicians and lawyers eager to send a message. But how likely is it to work? And is it even a good idea?
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Tech critics have a lot to say about how the generative bubble will burst. They're far more mum on what to do while we wait to see if it does.
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Not only is the C-suite not immune to AI psychosis, they seem to be primed to suffer the worst of it as their employees duck and cover.
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AI adoption is at an all time high, but opinion of AI keeps on tumbling with every poll and study on the subject.
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But they can and do detect and complain about unfair treatment when asked, according to an experiment by Stanford researchers.
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Social media's AI zealots are cheering an exercise in complexity and reinventing the wheel for the sake of complexity and reinventing the wheel.
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Some people are volunteering to hand over all their thinking to AI with serious implications for society.
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The dirty open secret behind why so many companies are trusting so much of their code to chatbots.
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Magic internet money is quietly racing an existential threat from quantum computing, as is all encryption used today.
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Bots have either just overtaken humans as the majority users of the web, or are just about to. And it's only going to get worse.
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With a new look and feel and years of posts back together under one roof, this update has been a long time coming...
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In ads, chatbots are omniscient arbiters and truth brokers. In practice, they're sycophantic enablers according to the latest research.
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According to Anthropic, LLMs can obliterate most white collar jobs. Well, theoretically...
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Tone deaf tech bros no longer seem to understand that their pitch for AI is fundamentally dystopian and dismissive.
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Why breaking the grip of giant social media platforms may require a major step back into the web's early days.
