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The whole article is AI slop.

They are subsidized by the huge losses incurred by the AI companies.

For those that don't know, DDG already has an AI mode: duck.ai

The whole article feels like AI slop.

Where does this certainty that LLMs will get more intelligent stem from?

Even if AI does automate some jobs (or even most of them) then people doing them will just do something else. It's not like the world has a limited demand of computer code.

If the complexity of your mathematical problems was down to arithmetic then your problems were not at all complex.

This is like asking "why having a car does not make you run faster".

Covid, smartphones/screens, social media, AI have an enormous impact on the students. A slight school defunding (if it really exists, which I doubt) cannot compare.

I hate bombing as much as the next guy but areas close to military structures, especially to ones that have already been bombed during the last 24 hours, should have been evacuated.

Countries that send their oil through the strait of Hormuz will build alternative routes. But for such routes to be ready a few years will be needed. Once alternative routes are in place, and since Iran will likely not have a nuclear weapon by then, full obliteration of Iran will ensue.

There are books with written solutions.

Can someone enlighten me about the REPL that lispers keep raving about? Isn't it more-or-less the same as the Python REPL?

What is AI-taint and why is regular vim tainted?

The income tax would be less but so would be your salary. The corporate tax is another cost for the company.

Well your solution includes handwritten signatures and everyone being a handwriting expert so that they compare handwritten signatures. I wouldn't call this an elegant solution.

I bet they expect the canceled payments. Management will push through.

Unless you get all your information from movies construction work does not train strength that much.

You don't play Zelda because your kids are grown? What kind of logic is this?

It will raise the costs and the prices, people will be unhappy and this will result in far-right populist parties taking over.

Russia didn't lose its veto when the USSR collapsed and neither would the UK lose it in such a case. If the UK was in danger of losing its veto it would never allow Scottish independence.

So what? People hate lots of companies but still they give them their money.

I have to challenge the paper authors' understanding of the Turing test. For an AI system to pass the Turing test its output needs to be indistinguishable from a human's. In other words, the rate of picking the AI system as human should be equal to the rate of picking the human. If in an experiment the AI system is picked at a rate higher than 50% it does not pass the Turing test (as the authors seem to believe) because another human can use this knowledge to conclude that the system being picked is not really human.

Also, I would go one step further and claim that to pass the Turing test an AI system should be indistinguishable from a human when judged by people trained in making such a distinction. I doubt that they used such people in the experiment.

I doubt that any AI system available today, or in the foreseeable future, can pass the test as I qualify it above.

What about wikipedia?

Supposedly no but they will soon be able to.

There were better solutions to those problems than the CSS debacle.

The killer argument at the time (and even now most likely) is that screen readers could not distinguish whether the table was used for layout or for data and therefore sight-impaired users would have trouble.

The argument doesn't make sense because it is not too hard for a screenreader to understand whether a table is used for layout and even if it was hard the problem would more easily be solved by just adding an attribute to the table to indicate that it is used for layout.

JRPGs are like movies that you can interact with. If you don't enjoy the cutscenes then it will be a drag.

I did play FFVII when it came out and I was extremely impressed and couldn't get enough of it. But I could never get into other JRPGs later.

Parenthood being the most intense happiness possible is not my subjective experience. It is probably the most obvious fact in the world, literally if it wasn't true human societies would be radically different.

Not really; midlife crisis is a misnomer because it can start at 50-60 years old.