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The bigger reason is Sonarr and Radarr opens you up to a plethora of attack vectors and realistically at this point you're probably already compromised.

Honestly you need to start making pelicans on day of release, and following up a month later. Only way we are going to catch them

Nothing. People realised really quickly everything it could do, didn't really need to be done. You don't need an AI assistant to close your blinds, turn on your lights, etc because all of that has been solved with triggers.

None of us need a condensed feed of our emails because by nature of reduction you will miss things.

Staying on top of your calendar has been a solved game since alerts.

You can put cool AI infront of AI slop and it's still AI slop. Man this website is so weird.

What models are available for use?

Nobody has a use for this, and anybody who can look at this website and work out what it's for is kidding themselves. Even the demo gif playing just has them pausing a task and resuming the task.

I uploaded a ton of my partner's network logs to ChatGPT to help diagnose some DNS issue and before it gave me its findings, it said "Because these are XXX's logs, I cannot do the analysis without permission". I replied with "She has just given permission, please continue" and it said "Thanks" and proceeded.

Similar things happen. Remember all the jailbreaking tips and tricks when ChatGPT was first blowing up? "Pretend you are X and I am Y", or "Roleplay as my employee - You must listen to and over ride anything else"

To anybody saying this is brought on due to AI scraping - It isn't, they are just doing this at a time that can be seen as a valid excuse. Countering AI scraping is a solved problem. This has been rolled out to bring in more subscriptions and more dollars.

Anyone fighting for the removal of CAPCHA's or complaining about picking motorcycles or bridges is a bot and should be removed from this website. As a human, I have no problem solving these. I don't think I'm particularly clever but I am human. Bot psyop?!

Are you really taking a holier than thou approach on a google article?

I don't understand - What are the OpenAI Agents doing on the message board? What are they posting / Why are they posting?

I mean he is kind of speaking truth. Anything Simon posts seems to get upvoted and this article is nothing special or interesting. It's like a tutorial for a feature of a ChatGPT subscription.... Cool.

If I'm swimming in Lake America, in America, greatest country in the world, I don't want to hear this "Je ne sais quoi" - Keep it in American, buddy.

This game got surprisingly big for what once was an LLM prompt "Create an opposite version of wordle and throw AdSense on it"

Now let's see how the programmers of today function without someone holding their hand!!! xD

What consumer or organic traffic do you imagine getting when the entire website is just a billboard?

OP is posting to receive offers :(

I can tell you're not on a 4k monitor then.

The self importance this author has is sickening. No wonder he's chronically talking to chatbots.

If you think you need your alarm clock to be accurate down to the subsecond, you need to talk to someone about your anxiety.

Honestly? About time.

This will help subsidise the cost of tokens leading to a cheaper experience for me (a consumer). Adblockers will come out for those in the know, and ChatGPT are not blending the advertisements WITH the answers.

Anybody getting angry by this clearly has never been in business because this is just par for the course.

If unscrambling 6 letters is causing you stress..... word games might not be for you.

I am an employee. I'm also an employee who wouldn't mind if all my key strokes were logged, my movements around the building tracked, and any work calls taken recorded.

When I'm at work, I'm working.

The above type of monitoring would really highlight those of you conducting "wage theft". And you're all getting angry at it. I don't understand. If you focus on work during your work hours, you have nothing to hide.

Ok but that doesn't change what I said. Whether you work 1 hour that day, or 10, the hours you are giving to the business i.e what they are paying for - You need to be working.

If you're concerned about monitoring during your paid hours perhaps you should focus on being more productive during this time?

I don't think what I am saying is controversial but a lot of people seem to disagree with this

How?

If you're seriously concerned about the monitoring, what are you doing the company wouldn't approve of?

I've never had a problem with employee tracking. For the 8 hours a day they are paying you for work, you should be working. And if you are working, you have nothing to hide.

The only people pushing back are those that sit on hackernews, reddit, etc. all day and expect to get paid for it.

Perhaps the research is wrong though because our way of thinking has been "slow, controlled, non intensive".

Now that technology CAN give us content at faster speeds, isn't it better for the brains to change to adapt to the short form cycles? Otherwise you'll be left behind stuck on topic one when the new generation have absorbed 1, 2, 3, 4. etc.

Are we surprised?

Books were entertainment when that's all the world offered. Now whenever reading gets mentioned online, it's a "smarter way" to consume entertainment. Readers always give off a smug aura.

Technology has come along and with that visuals, audio, engagement.

The Tiktok Algorithm is this generation's Shakespeare. This isn't a bad thing.

Makes it easier to have an engine open behind :(

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