Surrey's dad.
Surrey, British Columbia
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Dean McGee retweeted
Musk had a person in a robot costume once.
Then Musk had a telemetry operated bot being controlled by someone offstage.
So calling out this stunt show as being a stage act isn't outrageous. He's done it repeatedly. And Optimus robots still aren't ready for primetime. And he's claiming he'll be making 10 million of them a year.
Dean McGee retweeted
Ab wann ist es Betrug?
Seit 2017 konnte man diesen Tesla gegen eine Anzahlung von mind. 43.000 Euro vorbestellen.
Ausgeliefert wurden NULL.
Heute findet man zu diesem Model bei Tesla nichts mehr. Stattdessen ein neues völlig anderes Auto.
Anzahlung: 50.000
Lieferdatum: 🤷♂️
Dean McGee retweeted
Elon thought Tesla could have a $20K EV by 2010.
The year is 2026 and he’s abandoned this goal altogether.
Why?
Elon thinks the avg person shouldn’t own a car, but take a cheap Cybercab instead.
“You'll own nothing and be happy.”
Dean McGee retweeted
That is not a flying car - it's a flying box - lets see it do that with an actual human inside.
Dean McGee retweeted
The thing is, contra the CF and DND, the lockdown doesn’t prevent misinformation. It leaves a vacuum that gets filled by speculation.
There appears to be a communications lockdown at CFB Wainwright after the major incident that caused casualties and injuries. Here’s what that is:
cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…
Dean McGee retweeted
Important to note that no matter how much anyone does or does not like Muse or whatever models Meta makes, there is still no business model in any of its AI products outside of token sales and a zero revenue AI app that sometimes makes horrible mistakes.
Dean McGee retweeted
four years ago I posted this image of paleontologist Jan Smit looking at rocks and his son-in-law replied with something even better
Dean McGee retweeted
We DO NOT in fact have to 'accept severe cyberattacks' as the price of 'freedom'
Sam Altman says society will have to accept severe cyberattacks from open-source AI as the price of preserving freedom
"I support open source models. There is a coming tidal wave of cybersecurity problems that are going to come from these open source models"
"There are people in the industry who say we should ban open source, because otherwise a bunch of systems are going to be hacked"
"We're going to, as a society, I think, have to just accept some fairly severe cyber incidents from open models, in exchange for the liberty that comes with that"
Dean McGee retweeted
I came across a theory that AI is starting to make more mistakes because the internet is increasingly polluted with AI slop. The idea of AI cannibalising itself into obscurity is one of my favourite things ever. I hope it is true and I hope it becomes impossible to fix.
