Couldn't help it

It's not often that you come out of a conference event questioning your world view. Ted Xiao's talk on how AI can eventually automate loops for everything from component development to metallurgy was one of those. @xiao_ted has incredible clarity on where we actually are today and what's needed to get to the vision of physical general intelligence is quite rare.

More than 80% of all our neurons are dedicated to the cortical and subcortical motor systems. Less than 5% are used by the language, math and logic centers of the brain. The boring stuff like walking and climbing stairs is incredibly hard to replicate 'artificially'.

Last few weeks on X...

For anyone working on personal persistent agents, here's a quick guide on what I and many of the normies would like to use it for. I'll happily give it any task that cleanly falls in the pink quadrant. I'd also delegate tasks in the blue quadrant once I trust that it works as expected and doesn't make stupid mistakes. Mistakes cost time whoch is anyway short for urgent tasks To gain this trust, the agent needs to learn to check with me in case it doesn't know one of my preferences.

Look who got redeemed finally "Radio on Internet"

SF dialing up the cyberpunk vib. Looking forward to seeing Pathfinder 3 in action next @ltares

Time for the wild west of lawyers to take over Facebook ads

I have run into this error message twice today with Chatgpt but I've never seen anything like this with either Gemini or Claude

Gemini called my bs immediately