Chaotic Entropy

Corporate clients buy in bulk, have supply contracts in place, can pay in advance for your capacity, etc. A direct consumer is worse in every way as a buyer.

What are you envisioning precisely when you say a “back door”?

Enterprise grade equipment comes with entire teams dedicated to securing it, with various overlapping services intended to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities. Along with enterprise level agreements around usage and support.

Consumer grade is just fire and forget, you’re on your own.

There was a brief, coincidental alignment of silicon valley’s goals and human progress.

Google said in response that “unfortunately AI models are not perfect.”

Well yeah, it failed. What a disappointment.

Sam Altman is just some fail upward money guy, he’s been eventually removed from basically every prior position he has held.

Not a great look, no.

How are you supposed to abuse the data of people that you can’t even identify…?

I mean, in essence, it refers to you trying to get someone else’s attention when you are outside of a situation and looking in.

It does somewhat feel like all the levers of power are in the hands of people who have little to no reliance on the consumer market anymore. Your money is no good here.

They can all enjoy the perfect financial circlejerk with most of the world’s money whilst the rest of us scratch at the window.

“All I want is to find that special someone who I’d be willing to do anything for.”

“Oh, that’s sweet, a romantic partner.”

“Sure, if they pay enough.”

Well he associated with Peter Thiel in college, I guess that’s enough said.

I mean… this guy went from his early years as a self-professed socialist who went to protests and believed in social justice… to the most hyper-capitalist “let them eat cake” nutjob that you could imagine. What a world we live in.

People with millions of dollars in assets tend to have millions of liabilities to keep paying off too. The more you have the bigger the stakes are if you stop having it.

I mean… a religious leader accusing people of being “passive consumers of unthought thoughts”… am I the only one seeing some irony here?

Not that I particularly disagree, but an ironic messenger.

You’ve gotta daaance all your troubles awayyy…

“I don’t want the gigantic teetering tower of AI money to fall down and crush me.”

“Pointlessly waffling for a living just got so much easier!”

An “enterprise-software powerhouse”, allegedly. Basically they bought an AI startup and decided that this was their entire personality now.

Vaughan was surprised to find it was often the technical staff, not marketing or sales, who dug in their heels. They were the “most resistant,” he said, voicing various concerns about what the AI couldn’t do, rather than focusing on what it could. The marketing and salespeople were enthused by the possibilities of working with these new tools, he added.

So the people that had an actual idea of what the implications of using it might be weren’t on board? Huh. Weird.