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It's not just relationship advice either. https://datachutney.io/cognitive-surrender-explainer/ There's more there, but I think this graph is pretty clear. When AI is right, it helps, but when AI is wrong, people are often mislead by it and do much worse than they would do without it entirely.

Come on, that's a stupid argument. You can't say that because human understanding is somewhat imperfect that the complete absence of understanding in LLMs is therefore irrelevant. That fallacy is what Asimov was talking about when he said: When people thought the Earth was flat, they were...

Meta just lost their other case today. Google too. https://apnews.com/article/social-media-addiction-trial-la-5e54075023d837ccdc76c4ca512e925d

According to the judge's ruling, it may be that, from a legal standpoint, he was never hired in the first place.

The trial isn't over. This was the jury phase but there are other aspects that will be decided by a judge and not a jury. I don't know what parts that will be though.

I just want to call out this part. This is one of the things that AI is supposed to help with, since moderation is in fact very hard and can even be harmful to the moderators themselves. But even here, AI is doing more harm than good.

It's certainly true that there are an infinite number of things he could do that would be better for all concerned than continuing to serve on the committee. Goodbye, please let the door hit you really hard on the way out.

It's long overdue for us to pass some real privacy legislation and kill this whole damn industry. I'm willing to blame them all on China if that's what it takes.

A product that only deletes all of your data 1% of the time is not safe, and stupid to use, but usually won't delete all your data. It will generate quite a few anecdotes of success. Basing your judgment on those anecdotes is going to get you in trouble.

Preventing the general public from accessing the internet is not the same as preventing everyone from accessing the internet. I'm sure that, for example, they still have people working in intelligence and cyberwarfare roles with access to the net.

Wouldn't that use case be better served by imaging a working system and applying it to the rest? In that case you know what you're actually getting.

The current war will achieve exactly nothing regarding any of those issues. We replaced the leadership with other leadership that is functionally the same. We have done basically nothing about their proxy forces. We undermined any political movement that would have considered negotiations with...

As far as I'm concerned, any ICE agents being taken off the streets to do TSA jobs are a win. I mean, sure, they're untrained, undisciplined, and often uneducated, they're going to do a terrible job of security screening, but at least they aren't bashing in car windows and dragging off US...

So the search results included links to a store where you could buy related items? That's advertising. Microsoft certainly goes farther than that, but let's not give it a pass.

I don't see anything in there about removing ads, and the issues about a Microsoft account are already noted. It doesn't sound like they plan to do anything to recover trust. The taskbar change is nice, and I'll use it, but honestly at this point it's more like a shameful reminder that they...

This is the way. I'm all for AI failures. This is a dumb idea, I wish them an expensive and elaborate failure rather than a swift and easy cancellation.

I'm not finding any direct matches, but in general, a vector is a direction and a magnitude. One might encode the age and the other the certainty level.

Trademarks need to be maintained. You have to use them, and if other uses of the trademark become too routine in principle it could endanger your trademark (although not easily). That's not true for copyright though. Copyright only runs out when the term ends, which is quite a long time.

Harris promised to dial it back, Trump promised to dial it up. It was a counter-productive stance and the outcome is expectably tragic.

That's ok, I'm sure it won't do any harm to the software ecosystem when the bubble bursts. Right?