Hackworth
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- Comment on Thanks. That was what I was looking for. 4 weeks ago:
That’s for its own benefit. It has to talk through it (or alternatively code through it) to work out the answer. S’just showing its work.
- Comment on In our post-AI era, is job security strictly mythical? Or How to believe in careers as a concept worth doing? 5 weeks ago:
It turns out gen AI is good at training virtual robots, which can then be embodied in robots like this guy. There’s a $16,000 Chinese version of that robot that’s a bit smaller. There’s a robot dog that GPT4 trained to balance on a beach ball, and the NVIDIA pen twirling training. I guess what I’m saying is… robots exist.
- Comment on In our post-AI era, is job security strictly mythical? Or How to believe in careers as a concept worth doing? 5 weeks ago:
A.I. is likely going to change the world as much as the printing press (at the very least, and possibly as much as the industrial revolution). I wouldn’t call it a nothing fad. It is definitely shaking up my career (video production) already. And at least from my point of view, becoming a creative generalist is the best way to adapt. Work is going to become more about knowing a little to moderate amount about a whole lot of things, so that you can effectively orchestrate a hierarchy of AI agents. Deep specialization increasingly carries too much risk, and the A.I. are much better at some aspects of it than we typically are.
- Comment on I was reminded of this after my phone autocorrected "honestly" into Throckmorton. 5 weeks ago:
What’s the deal with phones auto-correcting to unusual proper nouns? Why is that even an option, if it’s literally a word I’ve never typed/swiped?
- Comment on ACLU backs efforts to sink bill stripping any nonprofit that 'bankrolls terrorists' of tax-exempt status 1 month ago:
It’s already illegal to provide material support to terrorist groups. What’s the point of this bill?
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- Comment on Never Forget 1 month ago:
There’s a recent Radiolab episode about those that have taken up his mantle and the impact he’s had on scientific publishing.