Might have been our new hangers.

Hold on to your optimism, but try not to let that turn into scorn for folks who've seen the other side.

If the school curriculum aligned with their belief system, they won't be talking about a need for control

Our law enforcement is "better" when it comes to enforcing the law against the lower 99%. When it comes to enforcing it against the kind of people who're actually likely to kill to protect their secrets...good luck

All our AIs are already trained on these

https://web.archive.org/web/20240615044608/https://www.openc...

> Note: An earlier version of this post appeared on our site in 2018.

Very confused by this. Seems like they uploaded the books in 2018? What changed between then and now?

Edit: The number of uploads was 1600 back in 2018 https://web.archive.org/web/20240615044608/https://www.openc...

https://www.plasticlist.org/product/754

Perhaps that's a way in which we're less educated than those who came before us

So if you use them at that level you may learn the concepts at hand, but you won't learn _how to struggle_ to come up with novel answers. Then later in life when you actually hit problem domains that the LLM wasn't trained in, you'll not have learned the thinking patterns needed to persist and solve those problems.

Is that necessarily a bad thing? It's mixed: - You lower the bar for entry for a certain class of roles, making labor cheaper and problems easier to solve at that level. - For more senior roles that are intrinsically solving problems without answers written in a book or a blog post somewhere, you need to be selective about how you evaluate the people who are ready to take on that role.

It's like taking the college weed out classes and shifting those to people in the middle of their career.

Individuals who can't make the cut will find themselves stagnating in their roles (but it'll also be easier for them to switch fields). Those who can meet the bar might struggle but can do well.

Business will also have to come up with better ways to evaluate candidates. A resume that says "Graduated with a degree in X" will provide less of a signal than it did in the past

But that didn't mean the internet should be ignored, and the same holds true for AI today IMO

Imagine you're American Airline and someone goes to your chatbot and asks it to generate React code for them

See https://x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/1787288209963290753

As per Mitt Romney, it was banned because TikTok contained too much anti-Israel content (remember, the push for the ban became really strong very soon after Oct 7 when the genocide began)

Source: https://x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/1787288209963290753