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LLMs are not sentient, but this gimmick doesn’t prove that.

There’s nothing to indicate the human brain can’t be implemented in a Turing machine too.

Even LLMs have use cases were they are a good tool - fixing grammar, low risk translations, etc. Unconstrained chatbots with models that are way past the point of diminishing returns is just not one of them.

Psychics shouldn’t need to call anyone besides their broker and bookie.

Some reporters tend to take hyperbole too literally.

It’s probably not the same word for word, but with very similar structures. And LLMs tend to structure the text in very similar ways that don’t feel quite right.

That strategy works if you are applying for a cog in a machine kind of job, it won’t work for a personal assistant to the boss kind of job.

Ignoring human rights is par for the course for an oligarch run organisation. Messing with the gambling’s integrity is the surprising part.

They used to draw the line at open cheating. I guess they just figured out there’s no point on keeping any kind of public appearance of propriety.

Fifa is not involved in host country immigration processes, including visa adjudications

They are responsible for not having changed venues as soon as it was clear the US was not going to make the world cup a safe event for anyone, from fans, to players, to referees.

They are also responsible for not having dequalified the US when they abused their status as an host country to exclude referees or putting undue hardships on other national teams (especially Iran, but plenty of countries had trouble getting their teams in the US). They are opening the precedent that host countries can tip the scale how much they want without consequences.

Lovecraftian is an adjective for a narrative style, so it’s tied to the author itself.

Orwellian describes the actions of political regimes in just two of his books. When applied to cautionary narratives allegorising or extrapolating existing authoritanism it fulfils the same role as Lovecraftian. When it applies to real world governments using 1984 as an instruction manual, it’s much broader.

They are not ignored, you can use them to put multiple statements in one line

Market leader wants to freeze the market.

While I’m strongly opposed to the “move fast break things” mindset, this is not an altruistic or even benevolent move by Anthropic.

It depends if the shareholder is really investing in a company they believe can reliably generate profit or playing a game of poker with people’s lives as tokens.

In an healthy company with a long term outlook, increased productivity is used to increase revenue, not to cash in by reducing short term expenses.

It’s also a lie. LLMs can’t replace a single worker, and most CEOs know that, they are using it as an excuse to cover up the consequences of mismanagement and/or increase short term profits at the expense of future growth.

Parking on the street inside a busy city is a luxury. Why should it be cheaper than parking on a parking lot let alone free?

Twitter is also a Nazi bar full of people that take anything slightly less harmful for humanity as a personal attack.

Yes, both in places that are overcrowed, and places with a healthy tourism industry without overcrowding. If kept at a number that doesn’t disrupt the lives of people trying to do productive work, tourists can even have a positive effect on local life.

If you have problems with people everywhere you go…

That’s how most of the wars are lost. Most people will justify the worst crimes their countries do as long as they feel they are personally benefiting from it.