>>108897871
This but unironically. Coding is tedious, overpaid, and everyone involved with it fucked themselves but constantly bragging about not working.

>>108897871
>launch industry-scale bug initiative
>bugs get fixed

Stupid people are making technology worse by taking it in very bad directions.
I'm not claiming I'm a genius, but the people in charge of pioneering technology should be smarter than the average person if the future of technology is going to be advanced rather than regressive. But I'm probably smarter than the faggot in the picture. Again, I'm not saying I'm smart. Stupid people should not be in these leadership positions.

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>>108897871
>But AI will never draw hands!
>But AI will never make videos!
>But AI will never take my jobs.
I'm loving this timeline where luddites are consistently BTFO.
The world will soon be a better place without them.

>>108897871
>same thread posted for the 5th time in the past week

this site is nothing but bots.

>>108897871
>LLMs are arguably better for code reviews than humans
I'm sorry but is that supposed to be a bad thing that we potentially have an infinitely better way to find bugs and malicious patches than praying that the github repo that never underwent any audits isn't compromised because trust me bro?

>>108897942
T3 had the best terminators

>>108897871
I'm honestly repulsed by current CEOs. No only they're no-coders themselves, but they are repulsive as human beings. Antropic, OpenAI, Palantir. Holy crap we didn't know how good we had it even 10 years ago.

>>108897958
T3 is also great because the inflatable breast prosthetic actually exploded in one test kek

>>108897966
cool it with the antisemitism bud

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>>108897966
You prefer Epstein CEOs instead?

>>108897871
>finds 10,000 bugs
not seeing that it's FIXING any bugs. any retard can tell you a program has a problem

>>108897942
tell us how much money you are making from AI

>>108898055
Give it a few months. And then you'll move the goalpost again.

>>108897871
>AI says it found a vulnerability that no human could find
>Reports that it fixed it
>Everyone believes the AI

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>>108898059
$170 an hour.
Next question.

>>108898086
do you think that job type will exist in 2027?

>>108897871
>our product is really good!
>no I wont show you any proof! just buy it!
a sucker born every minute

>>108898055
>not seeing that it's FIXING any bugs.
because it can't. there's a source I found which states over 6k of the bugs were in open source. even if it reported 100k bugs it still needs manual reviewal by a human, and FOSS maintainers are already volunteering their limited free time to help out. so ultimately only 62 of them have been patched so far.

>>108898165
also if you actually read what project glasswing is. it's a community of security researchers across the industry given access to the Mythos model. there are still humans using these models to discover vulnerabilities, which would normally be a tedious task (if you know anything about bug bounties)

>>108897871
if you're still programming at this point, you are officially low iq
no surprise on this shithole full of retards though

>>108898185
Learning frameworks and non technical especific functions is retarded. Still you need to know what are you doing in order for the AI to not fuck it up with the requirements in a project.

>>108897871
Who put those bugs there?
Is this why there's sudden paranoia about bugs? Did they only just learn what a CVE is?

>protip it's much more than 10000 if they've been coding with AI and they'll never ever know that because they rely on AI
This is why windows is a buggy pile of shit nowadays.

>>108898100
yes because the models themselves aren't getting better at this point
they're just attaching more manually-programmed tools to them which increases capabilities but without increasing intelligence
we've basically entered the post-iPhone age where it's just incremental "upgrades" each year

no breakthroughs will happen

the 3rd major AI winter has begun

>>108897948
Well that's because the captcha really only forced opsec operatives into spamming and pretending to be bots on here.
What better way to get people away from a forum than paying 100s of pajeets to go "beep boop" on a site?

Meanwhile, I've been downloading botnets for discord servers now. This will be fun revenge.

>>108898100
If it no longer exists it means we've hit AGI.
So I hope so!

>>108898253
Who said? AI?

>according to my calculations, I'm the best, trust me :^)
It only does this to appease it's masters too.

They claimed they'd found five SERIOUS libcurl security vulnerabilities

Of the five, three were hallucinated
One was a bug, but not a security vulnerability
The one security vulnerability was minor, not serious

AI companies are committing investment fraud.

>>108898269
>he posted it again

Ok so it is kikes in a robot suit.
Welp, time to get off the clear web.

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>10000 vulnerabilities
And who's to blame?

>>108898289
Kikes that forced proprietary software licenses in the 50s-90s so hard that it's forced vulnerabilities into code for nearly a century now.
Oh you think AI caused this shit?
Oh my sweet summer child. Proprietary licenses has been doing this for generations now.

Money is the route cause of bad code.

>>108898289
ffmpeg is vibecoded?
https://zeropath.com/blog/autonomously-finding-7-ffmpeg-vulnerabilities-with-ai-2025

>>108898348
So what if someone makes a bug in the AI that checks this?
What then?

>>108897871
>vulnslop
meh

>>108897942
Luddites never said the machines didn't work, just that it would be bad for society.

>>108897871
>10k vulnerabilities
>99% of them don't do anything

>>108897871
Based

Is there anything more pathetic than a white hat hacker at this stage?
I saw one the other day deny open source code because "it was used for racism". The faggot literally leverages the software used by kikes against mudslimes instead for a living. Instead of allowing the open community to see the exploits and prevent them, he keeps the zero days and networks behind his new, likely AI leveraged, systems instead.

He probably thinks it's power or something. Instead it's going to kill him and every other kike on the planet at this rate because the economy is just crumbling from yet more paywalls and information/technocratic powerplays and soon the value of all the assets these corps have will plummet with it.

Try fixing that fucking exploit, fuckfaced kike.
This is why I might go into the business of just hacking AI that does this shit now. Fuck kikedan (and open/private surveillance systems while I'm at it) in her ass.

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solutions for problems that weren't

If a revolution ever occurs, white hat hackers deserve the rope more than bankers at this stage.
Are there any bigger corporate cucks that ruin more people's lives than the chastity caged white hat hacker?
Especially soldiers and cops.

>we do this for the greater good!
>proceed to whistleblow on the only thing preventing a genocide for some peoples
>enforces technocratic rackets into slowly starving people to death

The worst scum on the planet are mercs for the technocratic autocracy.
Oh and they never ever whistleblow on epstein and shit like that nowadays, anyone noticed? Almost like they're a mafia that controls the globe at this stage.
Remember kids - never ever take corporate or government sponsorships because they will eventually fuck you in the ass in return.

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>>108897871
YOU GUYS ARE ALL IDIOTS! DARIO IS A GENIUS!! this is the ultimate 5D chess and you don't even see it! right now he's causing thousands and thousands of vunerability exploits ON PURPOSE AT THE MODEL LEVEL! after claude mythos "finds" and "fixes" them he'll have so much goverment regulator capture he'll be unstoppable! WHY ELSE WOULD HE BE MAKING US USE THE SHITTIEST VERSION OF CLAUDE???

>>108898479
push your agenda somewhere else

>>108898501
Anywhere I can until white knights and hats are burned alive.
The problem is not really an AI issue, it's a middleman cock sucking the top ringleader of a mafia issue.

>>108897871
what a conveniently nice little round number, not too big not too small, certainly not pulled out of anyone's ass

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I don't believe a word this person says.

>>108899213
AI executives always overestimate adoption. But it doesn't mean that they are not making rapid progress. We have progressed beyond fax machines even though there are millions of companies throughout the world that rely on them for everything. Once AGI comes, though, it will be different. It will cause the rapid collapse of most companies and the unemployment rate will usurp that of the Great Depression within 6 months or so.

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>>108898392
Lying faggot. Articles where posted all over the web since 2022 claiming AI hit a dead end or that "only humans can do it".

You guys will try to backtrack on it NOW, but history remembers...

ok keep me posted

>>108899273
Yes, this is evidence that calling AI skeptics "Luddites" is an inaccurate term. Luddites did not think the Industrial Revolution was impossible, they were fighting against child labor and the destruction of their way of life.

>>108897942
>luddites
Why is this bot constantly using this term wrong? It's, like, in almost every AI thread.

>>108899425
I was on this site when everyone was screaming "AI is useless! It has no future!".

Now karma is a fucking bitch. Get use to it now.

>>108897871
How many of those bugs have been introduced since slop coding became widespread?

>>108899435
>schizo hallucinations
AI was indeed useless until about 18-24 months ago. You added the second part.

>>108899435
I love it too. As a system administrator before AI dropped, I now have come full circle. I can literally do everything myself.

>>108897871
>>108897942
still wating for one (1) single real application to be developed by AI.
where is the photoshop clone for linux made by AI?

>>108898269
Insane cope to think that if these things can deprecate programmers then they're AGI. They do not have to be AGI to be good enough that most programmers are no longer needed, unfortunately. The other cope is that "if programmers are automated, then everything else will be too!" which is also wrong. Programming is logical and iterative and (for anything not embedded) purely digital and so far away from the metal that it's basically the perfect usecase for these things.

>>108898289
Another cope. Do you think this string of extremely dangerous privilege escalation bugs in the kernel were written by AI in 2016? Yes, vibecoders and other similar retards create a shitload a bugs with their slop, but you're almost saying that human code is bug free. It is anything but.

>>108899236

Executives always oversell.

By the way, has ever been clarified if the Anthropic artifact leak was part of Operation Capybara?

Here is the source code leak by the way, if you want to take a look yourself.
I was never able to determine if the leak was intentional or accidental. But is weird code. The base64 encoded artifact inside of it never made sense to me.

protip: seems to be the front end people consume when connecting with anthropic infrastructure using the shell.

https://web.archive.org/web/20260331090815/https://pub-aea8527898604c1bbb12468b1581d95e.r2.dev/src.zip

To leak the frontend and using people ignorance agaist themselves seemed to be a successful neuromarketing operation to hype mythos with a blend of fear and hype.

even though I enjoy the fruits of AI you gotta be absolute fucking retards to cheer over a bunch of kikes celebrating being able to fire people, reduce wages and improve methods to control you and your people

you are either stupid, shills or bots

>>108897907
allowing stupid people to outcompete smart people is the main engine of these companies. Its why their supporters will do anything for them; theyd go back to being losers otherwise
Meeting people who work at Amazon was eye opening for me.

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>>108900161
By your logic we shouldn't celebrate the Farm Tractor either because of all the plowshares that lost work.

You can never defeat technology. Being slow and inefficient just means another guy will outsmart you with it.

>>108900191
If a smart person can't compete against a retard then they are literally not "smart".
Once again, stop blaming tools for your own incompetence.
The real smart people are busy making billions of dollars. Not shitting their pants on 4chan.

>>108897942
>I'm loving this timeline where luddites are consistently BTFO
Just checking, no real person uses term luddite right? Ive seen bots pushing it for a while. Did it get adopted by sheep, or is it just bots talking to bots?

>>108900161
>you are either stupid, shills or bots
arguing with a bot is a non effective strategy. Its like vampires; you have to find and kill their master.

>>108900203
>If a smart person can't compete against a retard then they are literally not "smart".
k. Lets put you in with a bear, see how smart you are then.

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>>108900208
Luddites were the violent hacks who thought destroying looms would get their jobs back. Instead they got BTFO.

Same shit with haters of AI.

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>>108900228
>k. Lets put you in with a bear, see how smart you are then.
Cool, but I would have my shotgun though. What weapons does a bear have?

>>108900208
It's an attempt to have a slur for the outgroup to counter how anti-AI people have a lot of derogatory terms for AI guys, AI content, and AI itself. It doesn't work because they generally apply it to AI skeptics, who are not like Luddites at all because Luddites were very aware of the implications of the technology they were opposed to.
Some of them do use it more correctly to imply that their opponents are going to be crushed and humiliated under the wheel of progress. Which is not a good way to rhetorically sell your position, as it makes you look like a power-crazed technofascist that supports technology out of misanthropy. Most people don't want to live in a posthuman future where your life doesn't matter.

>>108900279
>Most people don't want to live in a posthuman future where your life doesn't matter.
Except you were given many chances to adapt but you rather bite the hands that feeds you.
Instead you spent more time posting shitty Reddit threads saying "Ha ha, AI sucks" and mocked anyone who dared to show you the truth.

If you lose your job forever I don't care. Life is not fair and you're finally learning it.

>>108897871
lol
lmao even
ok bro

>>108900240
t. liberal white broad

>>108898016
They are one and the same pile of trash.

The industrial revolution did not improve the living conditions of anyone except the owners of the factories.
Only two CENTURIES later did they improve with unions and the labor movement which eventually forced the upper class to share the wealth accrued.
Do you own the machines? The data centers?
Of course, we still need to see profilable AI, so current prices don't show the full picture yet...

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>>108900589
No we don't. Debt has value. Take the lies and lack of econ somewhere else. Go read. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_United_States_federal_budget

It is beyond exhausting seeing such straight up idiots on this board.

>>108898269
are you aware that agi is a made up term that just means 'good enough to do most jobs and obsolete you to poverty'? its literally only a negative for you

>>108900608
Again you are a lying fool. AGI has a well accepted definition; Google came up with it.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/11/16/1083498/google-deepmind-what-is-artificial-general-intelligence-agi/

Language policing over what shit is "made up" is not arguing.

>>108900604
What are you even talking about, that has nothing to do with what I said.

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>>108900589
>The industrial revolution did not improve the living conditions of anyone except the owners of the factories.
Another myth.

Industrialization gave working class people better access to soap, clothing, books, furniture and even household appliances that were once exclusive to the rich.

It also saw population growth skyrocket. This is only possible once you consider better nutrition and food access, longer lifespans and higher incomes.

Now what was life like before that? Imagine dead babies everywhere, poor sanitation and and constant crop failures.
Kick and scream all you want, we're bringing you into the future for your own good.

>>108900624
I am retorting your claim that you say,
>we need to see profitable AI
We do not. Debt has value. AI is an investment. You won't see an ROI for decades, and that is expected and normal. You have a simplistic and flawed view about how markets, economics, and debt work.

>my autocomplete will be become AGI, I just need another trillion in GPUs and 500B for power.

>>108897907
That faggot is a mouthpiece for its investors and the subsequent grassroot click farmers are like the OP.

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>>108900639
How do we know you're not an autocomplete?
That's the arrogance of anons.

>>108900628
Even if you were right about the future of LLMs and if AGI was actually possible. It only means a future were you, me and 99% of the people in this planet have no place.
You're cheering for mass culling and you're part of the group getting culled.

>>108900656
Speak for yourself.
When communist countries try to make everyone equal, the result is always mass death and stagnation.
Capitalism follows the natural rules = make yourself busy or suffer.
Work will always exist. Only lazy faggots don't want to leave their comfort zone and try new jobs.

>>108900673
Nobody wants a communist country in the west. We want a system where the rich are taxed fairly and universal healthcare, as well as potentially UBI in the face of mass automation. Alaska does it. Finland does it. Norway does it. Enough excuses and enough boogeymen.

>>108900673
>Jobs
Except in a world with AGI the elites no longer need you to do anything.
Absolute best case scenario we get mandatory sterilization and are allowed to enjoy UBI until we naturally expire but considering most people are probably not going to be happy with that you will just get killed by a drone.

Thankfully you're wrong and an autocomplete will never actually become AGI so we're both fine, and this will just be a thing that will increase productivity in a few sectors of industry.

>>108900712
Wishful thinking. Fully automated McDonalds is a thing. That expands to every other fast food restaurant. Grocery stores will be deprecated and replaced by WFM or entities like them. Walmart is leaning heavily on ecommerce. And so on and so forth. Culinary industry will scale down in the face of a lack of demand.

It will be that bad. We have seized what is essentially the power of God himself.

>>108897966
you are retarded these people never changed bill gates was just as much of a asshole as they are. They just ran different scams.

>>108900589
go back to r*ddit you faggot

>>108900719
>Fully automated McDonalds is a thing
This was possible 10 years ago. This never required LLMs in the first place and if they are being used for it they are probably fucking up the entire process.
You don't need any form of "AI" to tell a robot to cock a burger when a customer orders one.

>>108900712
>Except in a world with AGI the elites no longer need you to do anything.
Did creativity get made illegal?
You can always start your own company or solve a new problem.
You just have to stop being lazy.

>>108900730
I mean fully automated, as in there is literally no human being on site, at all. It's a drive through, there are no humans inside. The only time they have to have humans is when the supply runs empty, they refill the shit and leave. The supply chain, trucking, that's also going to get automated eventually, not super soon, because DOT is gonna want to be extremely sure that any solution is safe. Also most people won't trust a fully automated big rig, watch what happens the first time one goes sideways across a 4 lane interstate, kek.

The entry level jobs simply do not exist and will not exist. Reasoned socialism under the Norwegian or Finnish model is the only thing that remains that even remotely makes sense. That alongside some serious look at how the federal government spends money in procurement and contracting.

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>>108900719
>automatized McDonald's
>power of god

>>108900741
I mean the power of creation at will, not specifically McDonalds automation. Being able to point and say "Make it so!" and it be so, quite literally, is the definition of God.

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>>108900739
There will never be socialism.
You will always run out of other people's money.

>>108900751
None of the regimes you posted are socialist regimes
for the record, i'ma democratic, anti-authoritarian socialist

Please stop looking at my viewpoints from 60+ year old regimes that do not exist anymore (exception, NK, which is not what I aspire to at all)

your memes dont work, get better ones

>>108900739
itll be phased in. only summer days with no rain and I70 across KS and I80 across NE, and only 20 miles outside of population centers. then add in NM the following year so we can confirm it works in mountains. etc

>>108900756
>"It wasn't real socialism."
Right on schedule.

>>108900760
It is not my job to educate you on the difference of Socialism and Communism. You should have learned this in the 9th grade. You are an embarrassment. Go back to school.

>>108897871
Right. That must be why we keep seeing all these amazing vibe-coded applications that solve everything.

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>>108900765
"Mao Zedong, Joseph Stalin, and Kim Il Sung were nominal socialist leaders who committed mass killings during the 20th century."

>>108900774
They were Marxist-Lennists who led authoritarian Communist states and participated in crimes against humanity.

Read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_socialism

It's really not that hard to grasp. Democratic Socialists are not violent communistic revolutionaries.

>>108900774
look at a chart of life expectancy vs year for cambodia

>>108900790
Cambodia isn't even a communistic or socialistic state, It's a constitutional monarchy.

>>108900792
im sorry that your mother dropped you on your head when you were an infant

Traditional Marxists would have been pro-AI. The goal was to abolish labor through industrialization, automation, and centralization. Once you automated everything and created a benevolent central intelligence to fairly allocate resources, the workers would be liberated from labor and the end of history would be reached. Then humanity would spend its time traveling the world, going to free cafes and talking about philosophy with their friends.
They didn't grasp the implications of automating intellectual work, though. Like we can now see that such a world would not be one where art and community are flourishing. It would be a place where humanity goes extinct because the machine is better at everything. Like, even if it didn't just kill everyone to use their resources as it wanted, it would be so much better at art and socialization that most people would spend all day with the perfect chatbot because their intellectual, artistic, and conversational contributions no longer have any comparative value whatsoever.

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>>108897892
ThIs bUt UnIrOnIcAlLy

>>108900741
He's probably american, pls understand

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>>108900806
>the workers would be liberated from labor and the end of history would be reached
but what if i like working

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>>108897871
Any embedded devs here? I've heard that LLMs still struggle with C. Is there any truth to that or is embedded still as fuck as fullstack?

>>108900712
Based and 100% correct in all your takes
It is sad though to realize that AI will not free us from this hell, both from an economical as well as a tecnological standpoint

>>108900806
trvthnvke

>>108901125
I have personally vibe reverse engineered some tiny C programs for fun. They seem alright at it.
I don’t know how much this hits diminishing returns with larger programs but I’m not really in the mood to blow a hole in my wallet trying to find out.

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mythos does seem cool, but also it'll take another 6 months to bring costs down to a sensible level

the thing i'm curious about is if the exploit discovery capabilities were emergent from just scaling up RL on programming tasks, some new architecture breakthrough, or if they had a specialised RL environment for this. because if it's the latter then, it's significantly less exciting.

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>>108900999
>but what if i like working
Then turn your job into a hobby.
That's literally how some famous people lived.
Nobody cared about Van Gogh's paintings until he was dead. Yet he still painted anyway.

>>108901508
Would Van Gogh still have painted and become popular if there were an infinite number of AI generated paintings and no way to tell which is human?

I will not be listening to no-coders advice, opinion or predictions abrout anything related to programming. Fuck those guys, they can't even write a proper frontend for their chatbots and require 400,000 lines of React slop generated by their LLMs.

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>>108901516
He would be so impressed by the tech he would train an AI model on himself and create an even bigger painting.
Such as a virtual reality museum.
It's funny how "modern" artists refuse to become more creative. No wonder you're getting replaced.

>>108901533
Replaced by what?

Finally. I hope that Mythos will write a new OS which is open source, light weight and a Windows replacement.
I also hope that Mythos will make internet faster and less bloated.
Finding bugs or whatever is not that impressive. I want to see new software.

>>108901557
Chatgpt. Grok. Seedance.
They can make better illustrations and videos than most shitty furry artists.
But keep seething.

>>108901564
Yeah, they can make illustrations and videos all right. I prefer art though.

>>108901508
>Then turn your job into a hobby.
programming is my hobby but i like the structure of a job and having other people decide on what i should be programming. i do program my own things but theres nothing i could or would want to work on all day every day kek

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>>108901581
That's fine anon. Just don't complain why your commissions are dead, or why some artists are now sleeping on the streets. Otherwise, we're cool.

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>That's fine anon. Just don't complain why your commissions are dead, or why some artists are now sleeping on the streets. Otherwise, we're cool.
what produces this behavior?

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>>108901877
Literally artists caused it first. Acting like drama queens and demanding the world's attention every 5 seconds.

Now that AI stole their thunder all they can do is kvetch.

>Literally artists caused it first. Acting like drama queens and demanding the world's attention every 5 seconds.
>Now that AI stole their thunder all they can do is kvetch.
This post definitely displays some kind of profound mental illness, but which one?

>>108901903
NTA but artists basically did.
For years they wrote, painted and mused that automation was a good thing, that people losing their jobs to machines were being saved from a life of drudgery.
Now it's the turn of the artist to undergo the same transformation.
>bbbut art is different, it's uhhh CREATIVE
99.999% of 'art' isn't though, it's form work for big corpors, it's ads, it's mindless ux images, it's intra-frames, etc. Most art could die and we'd be none the worse off culturally. True works of culture will still be created. Just like even though machines can make most things, sometimes people want hand made, it costs more but is still available for basically anything that can be created by human hands.

>>108897907
I feel the same way. I am merely of average IQ (a literal midwit), yet somehow I feel like the scientific and compsci world is being dominated by the stupidest fucking retards imaginable while actual smart people are being fucking shafted. No fucking in-betweens
Is this the power of nepotism?
Worst part is, it seems to be bipartisan and almost every political party across the world is not only completely fine with this, but outright encourages this.
It's fucking kafkaesque in how insane this all is.

>>108901966
>Is this the power of nepotism?
So if they're smart why don't start their own business and compete against them?
Once again, 4chan anons would rather default to communism believe they have a right to another's man success.
AI is the great equalizer so you can never do that.

>>108902005
Because we don't live in a capitalist free market world anymore. The market is decided by the ones who hold the most bribes. Most of these corporations would rather whore themselves out to China, a literal communist nation than engage in fair free market capitalism. We now live in a world where oligarchies dominate rather than real democratic capitalist nations.
Ask Huey Long how he ended up when he tried to bring things back to how they were before. Ask Teddy Roosevelt if he succeeded.
>AI is the great equalizer so you can never do that.
lol
lmao even
As long as big corpos that sell themselves off to the Chinese and admire China and the Soviet Union exist, AI will never be the great equalizer. It is not in the hands of the people nor in the hands of capitalist. It is in the hands of those who admire the worst aspects of communist nations.
Don't be so naive. Everyone is fucked.

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>>108900656
Who even got culled during the first industrial revolution?
Native Americans? Soldiers who got thrown into meatgrinder wars?
Now those two groups each have an important story to tell, but the point is nobody else really died from the industrial revolution.
The factory owners didn’t say “Well now that we’ve fully automated making shirts and dresses, let’s go kill off all the knitting grannies.”
If anything there was a surge in populations afterwards like other anons have said.
And it could happen again, easily. If aging gets cured then the effects on world population would be crazy.
If AI is all it’s hyped to be, we could be walking into another, even bigger, population explosion and not even see it coming.

>>108900208
It's an Indian thing, but bots probably use it as well.

>>108901877
The furry gooner artists are one group that AI automating is probably better for humanity at large. There should not be a commercial industry built around disgusting smut and cringe hentai

>>108901945
>>108902271
Sorry, I don't think the content of your mentally ill babble is interesting. I just want to know what specific mental illness causes the standard set of symptoms you mistake for "your" """"opinion"""".

>>108902296
time to get a real skill freak lol

>>108902332
Is it just schizophrenia? It seems like you're hearing voices and arguing with some imaginary characters in your head.

>>108901861
You know, if you only practiced your art instead of being butthurt, you'd be pretty good by now.

>>108902370
Anybody can take a shit on the ground and call it art. It's one of those things, like calling yourself Reverend, or getting an honorary doctorate degree (advertisement) even if you're a retard.

>Anybody can take a shit on the ground and call it art. It's one of those things, like calling yourself Reverend, or getting an honorary doctorate degree (advertisement) even if you're a retard.
I guess it really is just schizophrenia. They all seem to be arguing against voices in their heads.

>>108902440
I was typing words at the other anon. Try being less sensitive, fruitcake.

The schizophrenic patient doesn't seem to notice that his "reply" is incongruent. He can't tell the voices apart from the actual posters he's (You)ing.

He doesn't understand when people make fun of him. He thinks it's schizophrenia because what else could it be? He is beyond criticism and above reproach. He is "The Artist".

And yes, I am making fun of him. He is in the room with us right now. I know my imaginary audience can see him, too. You know, "The Artist".

Yet again, more anons batting for big corporations that will screw them over at the first opportunity.

At least bat for something logical, like local and open source AI models

>>108902489
Shut up, fruity. Learn a real skill.

I hate "The Artist"!
I hate "The Artist"!
I hate "The Artist"!

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>>108897871
why is anthropic still hiring software engineers then?

"The Artist" is even worth that much energy. "The Artist" is obsolete. lmao

Why is every pro-AI post on the Internet exactly the same?
>Calling people luddites
>Permanent underclass
>Use AI or get left behind
>Democratizing
They all use the same rhythm and phrases. It's either bots or braindead shills, I'm not sure which one.

"The Artist" is in the room with us right now. I can feel his bad artist energies. He shat on my floor and he said it was art. He doesn't know I replaced him. AI taught me how to shit on my floor myself.

>>108902516
t. future permanent underclass

Create your AI startup now and get buxx for it before it's too late

>>108902516
Ah. Found "The Artist". Learn a real skill, like prompting lol

Why is every anti-AI post from some faggot with no applicable skillset? Artists. lmao

I mean sure, artists can do it for fun or whatever. who we should really be laughing at is the animators.
It can take months to create a 60 second animation manually, I can do it in a day (accounting for prompt modification and some video editing)

Mentally ill retard thread.

>>108902546
The real problem is that everyone calling themselves an "artist" can only create propaganda slop worse than AI.

>>108902546
>A Day
Uh-oh slowpoke, someone hasn't mastered agentic workflows and will be left behind

Post some of your portfolio, "The Artist".

So this is some tantrum by some guy with a really strange hate boner for artists?

>>108898248
>the 3rd major AI winter has begun
if that's the case then being unprofitable will kill all current models and their harnesses or tools or whatever, and eventually revert back to smaller models that are feasible locally like the 30b parameters ones and such.
will you have lobotomized yourself by then?

I want to see some of this superior human "artwork". Do you want your "art" to be seen? Have you ever made a dollar that didn't come from taxpayers or money launderers?

We'll all be dead soon regardless. Might as well have fun on the way out. I'm going to goon my brains out and drain my bank accounts for Claude API and you can't stop me.

AI code is shit. Most human code is also shit.

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It's over, Religion has been solved.

>>108902948
Shit in, shit out. India numba wan. BenchodAI

>>108899312
But industrialization directly caused the elimination child labor.

>>108897871
Jews are running these programming AI units because they don't want gentile AI finding and fixing all of their backdoors.

Things will get fixed. But not the most important ones.

>>108898100
these jobs will multiply because of idiots dumping ai slop they don't understand into production

there will be a 10x in demand for good software engineers by 2028

>>108901945
>For years they wrote, painted and mused that automation was a good thing, that people losing their jobs to machines were being saved from a life of drudgery.
NTA, but that is absolutely fucking false. The ""artists"" that claimed this were:
>no-name twitter artists with no following aside from an SJW circlejerk
>Retarded journalists with gender studies degrees
>Industry plants
You never saw actual professional artists spouting this shit, it was all politically-retarded talentless hacks spouting this garbage, and the vast majority of them weren't even artists, they were talentless journos.
>"Hurr but bad apples spoil the bunch"
Retarded fucking arguments that leftists used to fucking kickstart Gamergate. This is why I hate the modern fucking political polarities, you faggots are literally behaving the same as each other and chimping out like animals instead of behaving like enlightened humans.
Not to mention, a huge chunk of these faggots still haven't gotten punished, they've gotten away with it and are being paid MORE (ironically by the same companies and corpos pushing AI), while causing a war between the entire art world and the tech world. The only ones getting really punished that are guilty are the fucking neon-haired failed"""artists""" who were going to end up bankrupt and ostracized anyways, the ones who actually have success and power are all people who have climbed the ladder with nepotism, and they are absolutely willing to use AI if society accepts it.
In fact, not only would they be willing to use it, they'd embrace it as soon as societal stigma goes away. And then all you fucking pro-AI faggots will switch sides again. Because loyalty is a fucking myth in this current culture and society. You are all fucking hypocrites.
I don't trust the same corporations and silicon valley faggots that spent decades perpetuating the current leftist narrative of culture wars now suddenly shifting to the other side.

>>108899591
They massively over-hired dumb bootcamp devs not long ago. Something like 66% of 'programmers' are just doing JS/TS and a big chunk more python shit. You can still fire like 70% of them and not lose much and not have the ability to make photoshop autonomously.

>>108901486
What are these rankings? Where can I see more? It seems so hard to find hard data on Mythos compared to other options.

>If you install a specific version of this module from 15 years go, a malicious user with root access could potentially use an exploit to obtain the middle initial you entered when you set the account up.
I guarantee most of their reports are going to read like this.

>>108905776
moving the goal post, a security fix is a security fix

>>108902425
Yes, and I can call McDonald's a high-end restaurant. Doesn't make it true.

>>108902516
>why do a lot of people say 2+2 is 4? They all use the same rhythm and phrases. It's either bots or braindead shills, I'm not sure which one.

im sure this will be as real and functional as the kernel Claude made

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>>108897871
I found over 8000 vulns in a single Cold Fusion site so Anthropic saying they found 10K doesn't really tell us very much.

>>108897871
>literal-evil-tech-retard-bros says
>trust me bro

Same energy. Who the fuck believes them?

>>108898275
this
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2026/05/11/mythos-finds-a-curl-vulnerability/

>>108905742
https://exploitbench.ai/

>>108898243
wasn't that the jeets employed to make windows 11?

>>108903006
No, the opposite. It's only that the conditions under industrialization were so bad that widespread legal reforms were mandatory.

>>108900751
you fukn retard

>>108897871
may we see the vulnerabilities?

>>108901125
sucks for embedded imo except for some isolated functions
the LLM has no grasp of time. like what has to happen when, and how could the wrong signals/wrong order of signals fuck up your hardware. i dont really know how to describe the problem but maybe you understand what i mean

>>108902736
Is that really the most fun way to spend the rest of your time? People used to do drugs and fuck hookers at least, chatting with an LLM sounds boring in comparison.

>>108897871
>Mythos found 10000 vulnerabilites!
>9900 were produced by AI code
lol

>>108906158
2 + 2 = 4 izzat points saar

>>108909909
More like 9995 were proven to be hallucinated "vulnerabilities", 3 were non-security bugs of no import, 2 were real but only work if you run in a special mode that isn't available in production and you disable all mitigation in your OS.

>>108897966
At what company size do CEOs become subhuman sociopaths?

>>108897966
Give me funding and I'll be a CEO you won't be repulsed by.
>>108910367
Pretty sure it works the other way around. Only repulsive people are getting funding these days. Doesn't matter that you have a working solution to a critical problem and already have clients fully bootstrapped, with a clear roadmap to 100m arr. They'll invest in the chatgpt wrapper jeet instead who has no idea what he'll do yet, has no clients, never even talked to someone, and in fact doesn't even know how to code but will ask chatgpt to write it for him like https://ycombinator.fyi/exhibit/naive

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>>108909748
Found the welfare parasite.
Go get a job instead of sponging off other's wealth.

>>108900780
>not violent revolutionaries

>>108900300
>you were given many chances to adapt
because "adapting" in my case means accepting a paycut and more responsibilities while having to personally answer for whatever garbage the AI shits out. because our deadlines are incredibly short now and I had no time to review or fix it.
if you're excited about AI you're just an idiot that thinks he's suddenly going to have access to the high salaries and career prestige that software engineering used to provide. in reality we're all going to be AI babysitters now getting paid $20 an hour to tardwrangle it. that might sound fine if you're a third world monkey whose career opportunities currently consist of shoveling shit or scamming old people out of their retirement but to actual human beings this is a literal nightmare scenario.
in short: kill yourself you disgusting low IQ shitskin ape.