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This place is the worst at this too. I get you guys are very involved in writing code that is central to the existence of a software product - but you are not a product designer nor manager. Meaning you dont get people and how they view their choice set and more importantly how they make decisions.
For if you did.. you'd all be shipping your own products and highly successful. But most of you are not shipping your own products with large success behind it. So quit the crap.
Funny that you mention 'real people'. There are a number of components that sit at the core of what Im building - it should allow you to have the time and reach to vet more (100% verified) candidates than you ever could before. I also want to reduce the explicit costs of hiring so that firms can hire more people.
There isnt gonna be a huge event in the public markets though, except for Nvidia, Oracle and maybe MSFT. Firms that are private will suffer enormously though.
I continue to find it amusing that people really think corporates are really holding power. No - they are holding power granted to them by the government of the state.
Remind me why Zuck et al had to kiss the ring.
The technology was the killer. Technology providing the right list of results and fast.
OH and believe it or not, this continues to be the core of Google today - they suck at product design and marketing.
Define hugely popular relative to the scale of users of OAI... personally this thread is the first time Ive heard of openclaw.
Erm, is this some groundbreaking revelation?
Its always been that way. Unless its in the context of superior technology with minimal UI a-la Google Search in its early years.
Another aspect is that we have much higher expectations of machines than humans in regards to fault-tolerance.
Whether the impact is large in magnitude or positive is irrelevant in a world where one can spin the truth and get away with it.