https://evaluations.metr.org/gpt-5-report/ I am talking about this benchmark. The time horizon for successful task completion increases with every generation. If it starts to be able to consistently complete multi-week tasks, then it becomes a whole lot closer to agi.
Superglue their license plates on their car, if they are going to change them make it hard for em
Record secretly / without using visible cameras
Now it's that price for 2-4tb of SSDs or collections of microsds.
Yes but at multiple hours of tasknsuccess that turn into weeks, it might as well
https://evaluations.metr.org/gpt-5-report/ I am talking about this benchmark. The time horizon for successful task completion increases with every generation. If it starts to be able to consistently complete multi-week tasks, then it becomes a whole lot closer to agi.
They are already beating humans in a variety of coding and specific tasks. They won't always be able to beat them in everything but their average 50% task length completion is now about 2 hours
This is a very old post. GPT-5 is not significantly better at showing uncertainty and lowering hallucinations. These now are getting lower with new model releases instead of higher. At what rate is low enough good enough?
It can get frighteningly close though with a 1000x more compute and 1000x reduction in hallucination.
YOLO models, OCR models, limited LLMs for specific tasks. They are good at doing specific things with guardrails and planning
From a game theory sense / prisoners dilemma, thia requires everyone to pick the altruistic choice. That doesn't seem possible or likely these days.
Don't think this is going to do much, but I can always hope
Yes I agree, I think the job cuts because of it are too much right now as caused by the CEOs and higher ups. I can see it decreasing the head count in some departments by 5-10% at best, assuming managers want aggressive cost optimizations, but the whole full replacement thing is blown way out of proportion.
I agree but there are so many programmers with experiencr between the ages of ~24 and 60 that even in 10-15 years, with a practical 50% or higher "hiring freeze" for programmers with under 2yoe, that labor deficit will only start to get felt. And who knows where AI will be then.
As someone who works in this space and has studied AI well before the current LLM craze, I don't really believe that the bubble will "burst" and will more likely "whimper out".
Local models that you can run on your computer without even needing GPUs are getting better and better, and the gap between those and professional offerings is continuously decreasing. At some point, it'll be more of a program that runs like any other type of AI.
Why not?? Those are quite hard to fake and are a good form of ID?
As far as I'm aware they are taking usage data, possibly accessing microphone data, demographics data, locations data, not quite keystroke data (like deepseek does) but word data. They take all the data they need to sell you things. People are products, and I'd rather see ads that are relevant to me than ads that I'm annoyed by.
That's a pretty good one to donate, I don't see a really good reason to use any of the other services to de-google though. They already have all your data and you are the product, who cares if you give them a few more data points in google maps.
I realize exactly how fucked up that is, I thought that was standard procedure nowadays to keep suspects from fleeing
Also isn't it like standard protocol of someone is running away from police to either tase or shoot?
The only way to get out of this situation is to ask them "are you proud of it" and for them to say yes, problem solved.
You simply decrease your effort every month until it becomes noticed, then backtrack a little bit
Yeah that seems to be rejecting the core tenants of christianity
This is also true in the 2000s and 2010s. I think schools still do this.
Now is the time to win back 2028. Elections are still guaranteed
That's true for stuff like noise complaint karens and even some wellness checm. But if your house got terribly burglarized, or your car stolen, that doesn't mean you shouldn't try.
Yeah they have a few million by now. Model 3 and model s are fine, just the fancier or older Teslas might have problems getting insured.
Honestly that would be so preferrable. Requiring community server support for a dead game would be a lifesaver.
I wish to know this as well.
Isn't the legal definition of full time less than 40? At least in Illinois and likely some other states, it's listed as 35.