Tank(ie) you for your comment!

This is 100% the plan. Also, I would not be suprised if in 5-10 years there are legal limitations on what kind of computing capacity a private person can purchase due to “national security” reasons.

So it’s almost like buying is not owning?

If buying is not owning, piracy is not stealing

It will not stop being funny that Zuck named the whole company after this failed shit. Hope “AI” will join it in the overhyped tech graveyard in a few years

The Art of the Deal^TM

Right? Softbank is a fucking joke

I’m on Voyager, for me the both links open properly

Constant surveillance 😡

Audio memories 😍

@Grok, is this picture legit?

@Grok, is this legit?

At last, ethically sourced brainrot

LLMs seem to love reddit a lot. Often times I find they confidently state information with the sourcing being a single reddit comment on a years old post

Holy fucking shit. Imagine paying millions for enterprise software for your thousands of employees, then you basically get an icon that loads a webpage

It would be very useful me to know if a colleague is in the office or not without the need to message them and wait for answer.

But yes, I have to fix my status roughly once per day, so I have doubt this feature will work properly.

Art of the deal

Every “AI” company should be (reasonably) liable for what their tools say. How is this even a novel idea?

If a newspaper accidentaly prints false information, they have to publish a correction and might pay a fine. But if they print a front page article about making a pipe bomb, then the editor would probably get sentenced.

This approach would be perfectly fine with LLMs. I understand the nature of the technology, but if they cannot guarantee the quality of the output, then the product is just not ready yet, and we are currently doing unpaid testing.