Could make the games a lot more dynamic with the use of LLMs and maybe get people interested in writing scripts for text games again.

If a fake polling company could be set up to release polls for underreported races that are being traded on prediction markets then you could make a good bit of money by timing your trades to the release of your fake poll.

The goal is not just to influence the prediction markets to game a profit, it would also be to hope that once the polls influence the prediction markets, that it will feed back into the voters to actually influence the result.

The amount of devices in the national spy network which is passed off as just advertisement data is really providing full spectrum live video and audio to third parties that can and do share it for any reason that benefits them.

Don't drive cars at people with guns that are pointed at you

Just get out of the way of the car if you're a cop instead of trying to fast draw the driver

Provide free diapers to lower income parents

In this case, it may not matter that she has the truth on her side. The prosecution already took it far enough to offer her a plea deal. All they technically have to prove is that some piece of a digital trail, like having the phone number in the past, is proof that she is guilty of the crime involved here. Her home mailing address, current phone, devices, lack of travel, no associated facebook accounts, none of it mattered to the point she was arrested, extradited and is now being offered a plea deal for something she didn't do.

It's made more complicated by the fact that a prosecution doesn't really care what is true or not. They are not about to devote resources to finding out if the case they are prosecuting is based on accurate evidence. They have to rely on the police report to do this. And good luck with an Arkansas cop understanding how the scamming world operates. He put down his donut long enough to run a search in LexisNexus to link a phone number. And that is enough for a felony conviction in our corrupt court system.

And this was with her being the target of a scammer! Imagine if the Gov't itself was after you and wanted to sort of coerce and frame you for a crime. Or even just use your accounts against you.

The whole system is corrupt and needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. Starting with the entire concept of IDENTITY.

As AI advances, this spreads to other knowledge work that AI is capable of doing, which we might be seeing in mathematics if the OpenAI paper release stands up to scrutiny. Other kinds of data and analytics work will follow.

Then once the knowledge worker jobs are largely replaced, the middle management that is left will either be not needed or replaced.

By this time the only remaining jobs will be the manual labor jobs that can't be automated. Maybe as important as recursive self improving AI is going to be AI advances in robotics. Once this happens, the ownership class can finally start replacing the manual labor jobs that remain.

If AI can achieve RSI and be combined with robotics, maybe the prediction of just eventually having one company that does everything will become true.

One large AI company that does everything without any labor necessary, and everyone else I guess will just compete on OnlyFans. The only kind of work that neither AI or robotics can replace.

Anything that can be run offline should be airgapped and you still have to hope you dont get Stuxnetted.

Or if the "peer review" holds up for the remaining results, then it's fair to say that the AI hype is real and the world is about to change dramatically and faster than anyone can comprehend.

So which is it?? LLMs can do some really impressive coding. Bug fixing. Exploit finding. It has reasoning abilites that advance every day. Solving real math problems like this is one thing I was waiting on. It will be interesting to see if it holds up.

If it does, we should expect many other advancements to follow in many other areas. Disease, material science, fusion?

I mean, even if just a few results ultimately hold up to scrutiny, isn't that something that would have been regarded as a major advancement regardless of if it was AI?

The cynical view still makes me think that at the end of the day all the models can do is predict the next word. And as a result, they will be very limited to certain tasks like coding. Math reasoning is much different from writing code. Time will tell.