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James Hollingshead
James Hollingshead
@bladesjester.bsky.social
Software Developer/security weirdo, swordsman, Native. Always trying to improve. Tweets are my own. I write at http://misanthropic.dev (He/They) Columbus, Ohio area All my links/sites - https://linktr.ee/jameshollingshead
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I was considering moving my business accounts to @proton.me. Well, not anymore! I think all the CEOs should be examined to see if they have AI psychosis.
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This is rapidly where we are headed. And this is a totally believable real world example www.youtube.com/shorts/VremM...
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y’all aren’t gonna believe this shit* www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
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The reason they want to put the brakes on it isn't because they think it's gone too far. It's to give them a reason to quietly back out of their financial commitments and step away from a technology that they know is never going to be profitable and is facing huge backlash.
Microsoft’s CEO calls for putting an ‘emergency brake’ on AI. www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...
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Far less fanfare and media panic now that the proofs are proving to be, err... unproven. aiweekly.co/alerts/opena...
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I find in interesting that Forbes, a publication that should be squarely in his corner, used a photo of him that makes it look like he's a movie villain who grinds his teeth Yes, I am pointing it out for a reason - the image exposes the lie and even Forbes doesn't believe it
Man who won’t give his employees piss breaks claims many piss breaks on the horizon
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How long before they claim that abandoning it and not talking to it anymore is “abusive and cruel”
Anthropic wrote that the new policy update “is meant to apply only in extreme cases, where users repeatedly act cruelly toward our models, with no discernible purpose. It does not apply to common versions of user frustration, pushback, dark creative themes, or model testing and research.”