I read somewhere that EBITA really means "Earnings before I tricked the dumb auditor".

Over the past two years, having the food companies regulate themselves has not worked out.

It is shocking that there are a lot of smart people unable to find work, yet rich people throw money at this guy.

I hate it when people say, "It's a management/culture problem; you are just not using the AI properly."

If you did not have a particular management problem until the AI came along, then I can say it's an AI problem.

I guess OpenAI's attitude towards its users is: Quality for me, slop for thee.

The Zig CoC stance on AI makes me want to look at Zig.

The discourse about AI is similar to the way people talk about Trump. A lot of us saw them for what they were immediately, and were called alarmist.

And over time, more and more people try to explain that they have changed their mind, and they were fooled, and aren't bad people themselves, something something something.

They do not want humans producing anything, and now they do not want humans consuming anything. Is there any place for humans in their AI future?

The authors are part of AI Fight Club. The first rule of AI Fight Club is: Do not consider or suggest not using AI.

How did Lex Fridman's podcast become so popular? He has no affect, always seems like he is about to fall asleep, and most of his guests are horrible people. He is a less intense Joe Rogan.

This isn’t some special class of attack; it’s a fundamental designed-in flaw of the system.

Will it ever not be a flaw in LLMs? Or will they always be this way?

Perhaps we should page Dr Goblin.