ai safety is one of these (imo few) obvious cases where capitalism is an extremely unsuitable structure to serve it. interesting to observe the weakness in real time
it's amazing how the SW of england forces locally sourced produce and independent vendors. quality is much better than in LDN or the North.
You reap what you sow.
max short the IPO (not joking, like actually max short it)
*MOONSHOT SAID TO CLOSE PRE-IPO FUNDING ROUND AT $50B VALUATION
*MOONSHOT SAID TO EYE HONG KONG IPO IN FIRST QUARTER OF 2027
the setup elon has, for his team to jump at this so fast, is the entire reason he's so successful
most companies even 1/100th the size of SPCX or TSLA would have 100 bureaucratic processes to get through before approval 6 months later
NEW: Elon Musk reportedly spent $20 million on Dot.com to troll Sam Altman after OpenAI launched Dots.
AI product launches always show people cooking or cleaning while verbally working with their LLM? theres almost never a use for this lmfao.
why are people still trying these kinds of companies? u think ur gonna beat the frontier labs on these BASIC tools their LLMs need to function? You think when they say 'achieving AGI' they're gonna do it without great browser functionality?
founders are throwing their time down the drain. hope i eat my words tho
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if you use LLMs for non-coding, even the most powerful models, the very honest take is that they are nice productivity boosters, something like a conveyor belt in a factory, but certainly do not feel like 'alternative intelligence'
Britain can't do anything anymore.
When you go to Heathrow T5, British Airways has a huge poster 'the first british airline with starlink'. They got the marketing boards up fast but the implementation...
Only 5 out of 300 aircraft have starlink equipped after a year of trying. What a complete joke. @British_Airways you suck