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This has exactly what to do with anything?

GOP will regret this in the long run

Using Chatbots for basic advice is one thing, but giving full control over workflows to autonomous agents seems pretty insane given the reliability of these things.

Versus your pure conjecture that willpower is a finite resource. Counterpoint: anyone who has ever lost weight without the rest of their life going to shit.

https://www.nirandfar.com/the-way-you-think-about-willpower-is-hurting-you/

It Sounds like projection. People are questioning the strategy of pumping half of society full of these drugs for life, which seems quite reasonable. No one here said anything along the lines of your strawman.

40% of people have an underlying medical condition which is growing far greater every single year? Clearly other factors are at play, cmon.

You don't see some other underlying problem with our culture when 40% of people need drugs for obesity? Maybe it's the best fastest solution for now but it should really cause some questions about lifestyle and food supply.

We're not far from the movie Click now!

Most "US" companies are pretty well exposed outside the US. Foreign markets have been lagging behind the US for a long time. Everyone can decide for themselves, but look at the 5 year returns of something like VTIAX vs VTSAX before you leap. You'd have left a lot of money on the table if you...

That was a pretty terrible decision in hindsight then? US has wayyy outperformed other markets

Treasuries are far lower risk. Although with the current state of the world who knows.

Are there any issues for folks who have autoimmune concerns? The headline sounds a little scary. Would be great to get non-politicized info on this sort of thing..

Or maybe went with this course because the goal was to have a fair remedy not to punish Google to the maximum extent possible?

Set aside the fact that he's a douchebag messenger. Apple has done this bs for a long time https://www.phonearena.com/news/apple-ranked-its-own-apps-ahead-of-competitors-in-the-app-store-search-engine_id132817

Just like everyone here confirming that the AI told him to do this when there's zero evidence of that. More than likely it was his own idea and the AI just gave him some basic info on how the chemicals interact.

I read the entire article unlike most people here it seems. There are no logs and the suggestion did not reproduce. The theory seems to be that the model didn't give a disclaimer when saying it's a a valid substitute for certain uses of table salt. That's much different than the implication...

Lol this headline is so misleading. Buried deep in the story: "it's not clear that the man was actually told by the chatbot to do what he did." Is this the best anti AI piece you could find?

Melatonin works not unlike alcohol for me. Helps me get to sleep but I wake up really not feeling very rested at all, almost hungover.

It wouldn't let me generate any pics of Altman