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All models I’ve used have been exceptionally bad at creating a high level business oriented vision and strategy from various inputs. The output just feels like it can’t see past the next word, or render distance, misses the big picture and anything not specified in prompt or input context

You need to splice in a looped recorded video like in a heist movie, otherwise the camera detects blockage from the tape and incessantly beeps

There actually was an episode of House with this very diagnosis from a hip replacement, https://house.fandom.com/wiki/Family_Practice

leadership knows that they get to charge those 150 sellers bidding based "advertising fees" to get the buy box

I wonder if code quality goes up if you include “as a rockstar ninja” in your prompt

add a less severe "Flag, as AI" button

The technology they are discovering is called "Language". It was designed to encode emotions by a sender and invoke emotions in the reader. The emotions a reader gets from LLM are still coming from the language

Look into a job at Bridgewater https://www.businessinsider.com/what-its-like-to-work-at-ray...

Drive to the office and sit on a video call you can hardly hear because the coworkers next to you are on their own video calls

Add a single pixel manually

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regression_toward_the_mean

like how Roombas killed the housekeeping industry ?

Dangerous only to your career and only if you posted about it on social media

I tried to buy a vacuum from a Sears store once. The cashier couldn't price match against Sears' own website, which had a lower price. So while inside the store, I purchased the vacuum on my phone, and selected in store pickup, and showed it to the cashier. But they had a separate building for in store pickup I had to drive around to.

If the cameras are recoding public areas, isn’t it better the recorded footage stays public

For JavaScript I’ve found Scrimba to be worlds better than anything on Udemy or Coursera

The whole memo just reeks of not trusting your employees.

Similar to this is the Thought Terminating Cliche

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thought-terminating_cliché

The ars article mentioned he confessed to the charged crime, is that the real issue, and a lawyer could have argued for a reasonable outcome ?

Side view https://x.com/TexasHodlerMom/status/1985870817133985970

Wouldn’t have thought AI assessment of security image is enough for probable cause

Tech has always been like that. Ever install anything in Windows in the 90s? Or have extension conflicts on System 7? The change is tech has taken over more space

Should have always been clear the singularity will have a shopping cart

That’s why they want you to go into the office tho

Give it a graphical theme. Arrows might work well with road signs.

AI never says it doesn’t know. It’ll always have an answer even if it’s wrong or misleading

Maybe. The solar system was in this galactic position about 250 million years ago (one galactic year) and there was a major extinction event around that time

I have managed some Amazon product pages, which I know have never used fake reviews. Fakespot consistently had false positives for these items

Yea I agree Ubers not a monopoly in many markets. Fixed taxi pricing would be the baseline alternative

If the retailer is in a monopoly position and the prices are not public it may be exploitative