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They are, spinning up and acquiring, DeployCo, Orchestra Bio, io Products Inc that I know of. DeployCo will give them tons of data and expertise in many new verticals.
"the same reason McKinsey hasn't taken over the Fortune 500" That's because what mckinsey does is produce jobs for ivy league grads, business majors, and frat members, that's it.
OpenAi is also spinning up and acquiring companies. DeployCo, Orchestra Bio, io Products Inc.
Now we just need some new NER models.
That completely defeats the point of something to make decisions faster.
boo chatgpt.com responds with a 403
haha, doing the important work!
He seems young, not 100% sure how experienced he is. I wonder how much is a l"look at me" as they leave. And I can't help but wonder how long until they start / co-found a "responsible" AI lab. That seems to be a playbook.
more likely an incompetent administration puts it in charge of military infrastructure and capabilities it shouldn't
> - either evolve our UI systems for computers and let them operate efficiently, i.e. converting everything to API calls . Frontier labs are pushing for this, starting with the Chrome plugin that Claude Cowork mandates.
Yea, hasn't worked so far, devs and orgs have been pushing for APIs ages, same with structured data, eg schema.org
The third option is agent to agent communication, mcp, etc.
> These aren't features of a developer tool. They're infrastructure primitives. Just as we stopped thinking about provisioning individual servers and started thinking about compute, storage, and networking as composable building blocks, software delivery needs the same shift.
They already are. you don't have to use github, or all it's features, git is the protocol, CI/CD are the added on composable blocks. Most platforms offer crypo signature verification, there's also opensource options.
Basicaly wtf are you on about? that's 5mins I'm not getting back.
did you use AI for your site because it ain't loading... so based on the title... I have no problem with people using them to help their memory, and if they kept it local, but I have a problem with monopolistic and exploitative companies with private data, that likely ends up in a govt db.
interesting. i'm appearing as a grey guy not the orange guy like your blog says
> Friends don't let friends ise NPM
or linkedin
needs something for showing and copying simple terminal commands.
Kinda' ironic posting a service that promotes two types of casual subscriptions, inbox clutter, and "micro transactions"
if you read the article 2pb is available as flash storage in the data pipeline, used to dedupe, clean, normalize, etc, for training from 60pb of raw data.
unable, nah, more profitable for the ads business. Yea.
The fact that some of the domains lapsed is wild, bit.ai has got to worth a bit. But I also checked a handful of the lapsed domains, they aren't lapsed, eg airfront.ai is still active
"The National Security Agency has also recently used Anthropic’s Mythos model to assess vulnerabilities in the U.S. government’s software, people with knowledge of the work said."
I'm sure that's not the only thing they've used it for. Definitely looking for any exploit they can use to enhance data gathering, and cracking into IOS, private networks, etc. Gotta keep an eye on citizens, but hey, it's the only government body that really listens you.
at this point it almost seems like citizens should review AI models before the government can access them.
re there polymarket bets on if gitub will be up or down today yet?
That's absolutely awesome!
No one reads my tech blog, it absolutely is for me.
some of those fans need to be replaced, sounds like a lot of bearings going
there was a time when tech companies gave bug bounties. Now it's fuck you, we vibe coded this slop, and we love it. Oh we emailed your company, ran massive marketing campaigns in the media to pitch replacing you.
as a t-1 diabetic, this is exactly what we do for nearly every meal we eat, especially in restaurants, look at it and try to estimate the number of carbs.
> This has very little to do with someone making the LLM too human but rather a core limitation of the transformer architecture itself.
It has almost everything to do with it. Models have been fine-tuned to generate outputs that humans prefer.
I've never hit that one, do you have a lot of `ToDo`s in your code comments?