And don't be shocked if a bunch of California government officials bought a bunch of Goodyear stock right before this.

All we wanted for Facebook was a way to keep up with friends and family, not constant stream of garbage. Instagram was supposed to be about real-life photos and filters, now it's yet another eshitification and heavy handed deployment of AI and an awful Whatsapp clone.

This also, just another precedent of anti-user, pro Authoritarian, from LLM companies.

* current LLMs work by choosing next likely token, with a small randomization built in (emulating how humans sometimes substitute words)

* one implementation of the text marking is to "rig" the dice roll above, but do that on based upon a certain key

* so by looking at word substitutions in text, you can use a key verify it was generated by an llm.

* the algo is designed not to substitute proper nouns and some other asterisks... no idea if it's deterministic or not.

So yes, this is completely possible and even fits what happened.

With newer, esp electric vehicles, there is an absolutely clear trend of non-repairability; failure rather than resiliency. Don’t expect the ability to do this forever.

That'll go away eventually, just like operating systems eventually became free.

Instead, it's going to come down to selling inference hardware. We'll likely see the "apple" model where a custom OS runs on their hardware, but we'll probably also see more things like Cerebras become commodity hardware instead of kilowatt-class datacenter only hardware.

We're "scalable" over here. It's a sexy problem to have.

Their brand is so toxic with the forceful rollout of their AI stuff. Staying far far the hell away.

Commit to 117% of your datacenter power demand to be supplied by nuclear, wind, and solar, so it arrives the same day (or sooner) than your demand starts.

This isn't that hard.