OpenAI will no longer have (apparently) unrestricted high-quality Chat in the Plus subscription.Of course, maybe high-quality chat is already limited in an invisible way to the user and the change coming this December would mostly make it visible and perhaps not much more limited than it is now.
In fact, it might become legally required for web sites to accept AI writing in the near future just as it is for web sites to provide accessibility accommodations.
In the near future, using AI to write will be just as acceptable as using glasses to read.How will HN make the transition when this happens?
In return, these private universities would get a percentage of your future earnings collected by the government through the tax system.Could this work?
The craft apps will soon be good enough for daily use.How will Microsoft respond?
Some research papers already have an "AI disclosure" section where the human authors indicate what they contributed and what the AI contributed to the paper.AI-written posts on social media could similarly have a "human disclosure" section where the AI indicates what the human user contributed and what the AI contributed to the post.Note that the content of the "human disclosure" section would...
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The vibe coded gridcraft also copied the Excel GUI.Do you think there will be lawsuits for these open source vibe coded apps?P.S. To try these on macOS:brew install wordcraftbrew install gridcraft
brew install wordcraft
On macOS: brew install wordcraft
Maybe they didn't anticipate how good AI would become at vibe coding apps in general and its office apps in particular?
Basically, as long as you could provide evidence of self-employment/entrepreneurship (e.g., a link to your app in the App Store), HN would take your votes/comments/posts more seriously.This could address the problem of employees vastly outnumbering founders on HN.What do you think of this idea?
It seems that the tech to do so is already available today.Imagine engaging in small talk with a stranger, and then a few minutes later another stranger approaches you to continue the conversation.After 10 or so encounters, perhaps the (branching) conversation could go well beyond small talk and even lead to work opportunities, for example.Of course, participation would be restricted to...
And if so, could that explain some of the negativity towards speculative and crazy ideas?
Do you think billions of people will now breathe a sigh of relief as the apparently superhuman intellectual abilities of mathematicians are automated away by AI?
It just seems like a much easier problem for AI to solve.Any ideas?
And if so, why?
Maybe you use Visual Studio Code but occasionally run emacs anyway out of nostalgia and curiosity to see what is new?