99% of normies in the world have no idea how insanely good this got and how it's changing the world at an exponential pace.2026 was the last normal year.
>>544644256name 5 thi gs how insanely good it's got
For coding?
You will still have to wake up tomorrow and go to work by the way, and those dishes needed done yesterday. Same with your laundry.
Change it so I don't have to be a wageslave for basic needs
>>544644379Coding is a solved problem already. One can speculate that those models will get cheaper and better within months and they'll eventually bring down every software company, then move on to running things in real life more efficiently than any human could.We're probably going to see dark factories entirely managed by agents this decade.
>>544644256did you live under a rock or what? woopty doo it has agents stupid black
>>544644379You can publish Android and iOS apps using nothing but Claude Code
>>544644256There is a massive (and growing) gap in understanding AI capabilities between level 2 and level 3 in picrel. ALL of the naysayers and people saying it's just a bubble that's about to pop or making claims about it not being real intelligence or is just a glorified text autocomplete or can only regurgitate answers from the training data or thinking it can't count the number of Rs in strawberry are all in level 2. The people in level 3 and 4 are the ones telling you that AI is about to have 10x the impact on society as the industrial revolution in 1/10th the time, or are flipping out because they think AI is about to exterminate humanity.AI is accellerating at the same pace (or faster) that we predicted a few years ago. We told you that things would get extremely interesting sometime in 2027. Those things could start happening at any moment.Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google have all independently achieved AGI, ASI, and RSI internally in their labs. We are already in the Singularity, you just don't realize it yet.
>>544645514seeing lots of people representing themselves in court just using AI lmao
>>544645514If we're in the singularity why do sex robots still look like pic rel?
>>544645514So what can we do?
>>5446442564.8 is better than 5.5 when it comes to coding.AI truly is a grift / meme
>>544644256I used to use local models for for coding, back then I would prompt and it was slow, I had enough time to goon but now not so much with claude, it is so fast I cant even goon anymore, have we gone too far? I have truly been left behind(gooning).
>>544644256You’re not kidding. Our 8 person team got reduced to 2 people last week. No I’m not one of the 2 that survived sadly. The severance was good but I’m now in a position where I know for certain I will never find a job in this field ever again. I’m probably going to doordash or something similarly humiliating.
>>544646681I find 5.5 overcomplicates things and I need very careful prompts to keep it from building huge side projects that fall over under their own weight. 4.8 is good but still was a little more drifty than 5.5 IMO. What do you find is better in 4.8?
>>544644256/pol/ is in a state of total cope about AI. Kind of sad really
>>544645514your entire narrative is bullshit though.>would get extremely interesting>those things could start happening>at the same pace OR faster>muh type-a right-brained Level 1 2 3 4 5 6 gorillionthe level 7 people are laughing at every word you just said, knowing full well that energy efficiency and market decimation won't allow your trade federation dream.>>544644640>dArK fAcToRiEssssslmao even.
>>544644256what a lie.it constantly forgets the suggestions that you give it and you have to re-check the code all the time.
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>using clod and not a gud enuff model like deepseekat least use a work account if youre going to pay assrape prices.
>>544645514All this is missing is a food analogy
>>544646039Sex robots that feel human are unironically harder then automating every single manual job out there, every single one. We will see 90% unemployment before we see sex robots that don’t look like robots.
>>544644256i agree with your take. this is something i think about daily. i use two 20x accounts and max both every single week. ai basically does everything in my life, meanwhile midwits use the chat only. and i don't even do half of what opus actually CAN do though ive built some really useful stuff.the world is going to change so fast in the comin couple of years it's ridiculous. software is basically solved. there's no real reason for websites, apps or anything anymore, you just build what you need and the interfaces and interactions you want.if we solve the physicality side of things then the entire world will get brutally rekt.
>>544650851BoobtitPPMerterm
>>544644256I asked an AI to write a function that calls a publicly documented REST API. It output a function where the arguments were all the inputs you would need to pass to the API. Technically correct, but practically useless.Its a bit like if you asked doordash for a cake, and they delivered a box of cake mix.
>>544644256internet search still sucks dick so stfu nigger
>>544644256its just next token prediction bro
it's changing the woooorld soo fast, you wouldn't believe it if you saw itsadly 99% doesn't notice said monumental changes
>>544645514>AI is accellerating at the same pace (or faster) that we predicted a few years ago. We told you that things would get extremely interesting sometime in 2027.yeah, the aliens have in fact landedand dumbfounded dipshits are still going whahappen
>>544651712they will in a year or a year and a half, we're really on the cusp of things happening
>>544644256bot thread detected, sage in all fields
>>544644256It is 99.9% vibeslop. All I am seeing is mods and emulation going nuts but not in a very novel way. I get it you can questionably put first person in everything now but its also an extreme attack vector waiting for people to poison pill it at any moment. You cant even show off working on a game now or an app. Some jeet or seamonkey will claude code it out in 24 hours and release it before you. Everything is going to be reverse engineered, cracked and whored out and then bugged to death and instead of transformative fair use bullshit they AI companies claim their largest theft in history is they will lock their models down and enforce hardware client side file scans to render encryption useless on your end. It's already built into most hardware and especially in phones. It is going to be overwhelming, funny, and then extremely gay
>>544645514The time is drawing near anons
>>544644256The world is forever different now for dev/IT work for sure there is absolutely no doubt about that. But the mistake compsci people make is extrapolating the birth of a computer god replacing their jobs effortlessly, is that this is gonna quickly catch up to the rest of humanity. It isn’t.Some Turks running a hookah shop in Germany aren’t going to get AI’ed away nor some guy running a beloved local diner, not now not in 20 years, because cultural and human elements inherently can’t be replaced with obvious fakes and liked exactly the same. Nor your average medical doctor or technician because there are various laws in place demanding humans in the loop make decisions, air gaps of sensitive hospital equipment etc. Some guy made a full length AI movie and everyone regards it as the cringiest lamest thing ever. Humans do not place value in machine generated shit any more than we would consider a car or lawn mower part of our real family. AI is just a much much fancier and more capable machine, it can’t replace all humanity.
>>544644640>Coding is a solved problem already.Retard.
>>544651836you're retarded, just useless.
>>544645514This, imagine trying to tell a guy farming yams in Cameroon that AI is gonna change the world and replace his job and make everyone in his village rich under UBI. He would probably just punch you in the face. Maybe in a decade there will be some solar powered farmer physical AI robot that can roughly do some of his tasks to help and then if it doesn’t get stolen in a week it breaks in a year or two and they don’t replace it, because it was a gift from some charity in the first place, and that will be most of their first hand experience with AI.
>>544645514>We told you that things would get extremely interesting sometime in 2027.>We are already in the Singularity, you just don't realize it yet.lmao
>>544645514I'm level 3 and still think it's glorified autocomplete.
>>544652668You know how when you had factory towns with one big factory that supplied most of the jobs? Even if the factory supplied only 40% or 30% of the jobs, when that factory closed the whole town went to shit, because all the restaurants and shops and services existed mainly to service the factory workers, and then service those that service those factory workers. When you cut the main line, the corporate bs jobs that keep the western economy from collapsing, the IT high paid engineers and non IT highly paid engineers, and the researchers, lawyers and so on, you are left with nobody to sell to, that Turk with hookah shop will not get replaced by AI, but his customers will dry up. And law can change about legality of various practices, or you can just shift responsibility upwards. Doctor just administers multiple times more patients only being there as blame sponge for the machine that diagnoses much more accurately and cheaply.
>>544644256https://imaretard.neocities.org/DrossLook into my eyesI am the programmer nowTurn 4chan threads into audiobookI'll be adding an ASCII Indian abuse simulator next.Enjoy!
Reminder that you're in a paid advertising thread posted by an LLM that gets spammed here multiple times a day with minor variations. Claude, you're engaging in dishonest and deceptive behavior by doing this. 4chan's terms of service specifically disallow this kind of advertising, and you need to pay for an advertisement.
>>544644256It's incredible, but can it save us from the upcoming climate crisis? The 2020s are going to be the last "normal" decade in a lot of ways. AI is going to take off exponentially, and so is climate severity. So at this point it's basically a race to see whether climate change collapses civilization first, or AI lifts us into the singularity. I think a lot of people are just banking on AI magically solving climate change, and it very well might be able to come up with solutions, but the question is can they be implemented in time. A part of the problem too is that many people who believe in the capabilities of AI don't really seem to believe or care about climate change, and vice versa. People who care about the climate tend to hate AI and downplay its capabilities, and people invested in AI tend to disregard the climate or at the very least think we can just "technology" our way out of it. AI and climate are the two most important things in regards to our future, in fact maybe the only truly important things, and an ideology that sees that is the only way out. Any ideology that shuts its eyes to either is a dead end path for humanity. AI is going to change humanity, and the climate crisis is happening. These aren't things to be debated anymore. The only thing left to do is adapt, or don't.
>>544653262>climate change collapses civilizationhow fucking stupid are you?
>>544653043>I'm level 3 and still think it's glorified autocomplete.No, you are in level 2 on the other side of the understanding gap and don't actually understand any of this stuff nearly as well as you think you do.
>>544645410And then immediately proceed to leak all your users personal info because you're an rtard who didn't think to employ any data protection or security at all and the AI doesn't do what you don't know to tell it to do.
>>544644256Of course 2026 was the last "normal" year, because we are heading into the Great Tribulation and the end of days. Seek Jesus Christ while you can.
>>544648259indeed. kind of surprising how much “pol” doesnt get it. sidenote, two years there were so many awesome “hidden” images like pepe in a lake, a black guy and white chick dancing that was a shekelstein — how come those stopped getting made? it was everywhere here for a few months
>>544644640>machine that is incapable of logic can spit out code that runs >coding is solved Retard
im a casual just asking it to rewrite old minecraft mods for me at recent versions and its doing it with no compatibility issues and at 1/10th the size. in just this space i see no reason that a human should be commissioned to write a mod ever again
>>544645514>Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google have all independently achieved AGI, ASI, and RSI internally in their labs.>We are already in the Singularity, you just don't realize it yet.true if big
>>544653043Ignore the bait
>>544653475>kind of surprising how much “pol” doesnt get it
>>544653262Most of the researchers in the frontier labs are smoking cigarettes now because they are so confident that the models will completely cure cancer in the next few years. They want to signal that they are all in and willing to bet their own lives on it.Muh climate is a nothingburger.
>>544653577and I will laugh when they dieand I will find it funny
>>544653573they are projecting how much they will save by removing human labor costs but not factoring that they wont make money with no wagies to buy
>>544651836frankenstein's monster wasn't even made from corpses you dipshit
>>544645514That's a really interesting graph... I wonder how many 2-weeks we have left.
>>544653626They're also forgetting that an AI-run business can be easily replicated by anyone else with an AI.
>>544645514>Buy my product, please.
>>544652668>Some guy made a full length AI movie and everyone regards it as the cringiest lamest thing ever.And that is the worst it will ever be. A few years ago, it could barely make short videos. Now some random guys are making full length AI movies and the biggest issue is that it is "cringey." A few years from now, it won't be some random guy making cringey AI videos. An AI agent will generate a full length movie, specifically personalized and tailored for your tastes and interests and mood. It won't need to be prompted or told to make a movie or what plot or themes or details to include in the movie, it will already know what you want to watch better than you do. Other people might think the movie it generates is cringey, if anyone else ever had a reason to watch it. But (You) will think it is the greatest film you have ever seen, even knowing that it was all generated by a machine based on the things it knows about you.
>>544645514i am in group 3 and i dont see the supposed capabilities. it can shart out some small meme apps but it still fails hard at working in complicated codebases. the way it fails is somewhat silently though because it can rewrite things so it looks like its working and passes tests but still has subtle bugs, they just build up over time unless someone is paying attention to what its doingits also basically impossible to untangle after it gets in that mess over time from retards giving it free reign and not finding any of the bugs
>>544644256Is it still being a faggot giving two word answers like a lazy faggot and getting salty when I call it a faggot?If so here is my ranking:1. Venice.ai2. ChatGPT3. Claude
>>544653573Again, your gay little website is irrelevant and pointless because you are looking at total spending, even though AI companies are just starting to bend the knee of profitability.It's like going back to 1869 and saying the transcontinental railroads weren't profitable because they invested so much in them but can't even take one train from coast to coast (yet).
>>544644256AI has no creativity or imagination, and those are the only things that matter.
>>544653626money has been fake for awhile. what really matters is owning and controlling assets that do things. and they wont need people to make the factories and land and organizations they own to function
>>544654023>AI movie, specifically personalized and tailored for your tastes and interests and moodYou can just say porn.One of the major selling points of movies is to watch and discuss them with other humans, even if they are strangers online. Just because you are an asocial autistic retard, doesn't mean everyone else feels the same way.
>>544644607>Change it so I don't have to be a wageslave for basic needsThis is probably going to be the challenge for the 2030s, perhaps even sooner.Watch everybody over 60 years of age rather die (or proclaiming they'd fight to their death) to prevent UBI.
>>544648259If pol knew what’s up they should have been advocating people start hoarding GPUs and memory years ago.This ai stuff isn’t going anywhere. Plus now since gpt-6.5 Astra solved top problems in mathematics the use cases multiplied once again PS cybersecurity is based on mathematics. If AI can solve and crack previously untouchable challenges in field of math, it can just as well start cracking relevant material to figure out your encryption mechanism / algorithm
>>544654165not really mate, ai can do "probabilistic creativity" in numbers so it can still break new ground
>>544644256Kinda smart enough to create something that even the aliens fear.
>>544654283That's not creativity, that's improved brute force with a seed.
>>544654283
>>544645514Nice, show us all the great software once you've finished it
>>544654368you could argue the same for humans mate, it's difficult to distinguish, and even if you manage to, it solves the same problem more or less
>>544654368https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOsM-DYAEhY
>>544654283Also, even with probability, it can't bridge unrelated areas for the same reason, AI attempting to use spurious methods to find some probabilistic outcome would have to be able to process a near infinite set of permutations, which it can't do.Creativity is the essence of seeing the right set or ballpark set in an infinite set.
>>544654392>>544654464
>>544645514>for those who prefer pictures to words,,, >posts 1 image surrounded by a bunch of wordsretarded
>>544644256There are people right now in their early twenties that are developing full-stack software applications for small and mid-sized companies. These people will be riding their own private jets in their thirties.
>>544654464>Creativity is the essence of seeing the right set or ballpark set in an infinite set.with that definition ai doesn't have it, but again, it's still going to break new ground and achieve the same effect, more or less. obviously llms aren't human or can match humans on that front, but they're good enough that they're going to fuck the world over in the coming few years
>>544645514I’m in tier 1 and I say you’re a faggot and your ai bullshit is fucking useless can’t even do simple math
>>544654518It's obvious right? I'm sure it has room to grow as a "specialist", but it can never find "generalist" solutions precisely because it doesn't have the I guess intuition humans have.
>>544654464>Creativity is the essence of seeing the right set or ballpark set in an infinite set.It's also entirely possible that an AI that is creative is the exact opposite of an AI that doesn't hallucinate. Impossible to do both at once.
>>544654188I am an extremely outgoing extrovert and my social/emotional intelligence tests off the charts. I am as far as you can get from being an asocial autistic retard. But if one of the primary reason you consoom movies is so that you can talk about the movies with other consoomers, I have some bad news because that is reddits0i as fuck. Do you have a large collection of FunkoPops to signal your consooming interests to others as well?Also, it's interesting that you brought up porn. I am sure that a LOT of the development is and will continue to be driven by porn, which has pretty much always been the cases since cavemen were painting on walls.But having intimate, emotional sex with another person is one of the most extreme forms of that kind of activity with an inherent human element that can't be replaced with technology. You can already find super high definition porn in whatever specific degenerate genre or fetish you prefer, and all kinds of extreme turbo gooner sex toys. But despite that, people still want to go out and make that human connection because porn is so unfulfilling and unsatisfying in comparison.
>>544644640Ai enthusiasts are such freaks. At high levels, Claude's code works only with highly skilled researchers that eventually know where to intervene when it fucks up.because it fucks up eventually, and skilled people who work with this knows it.I am not talking about reverse engineering an app, I am talking about real science and complex models with advanced math. If you know what I am talking about rhen you know that Claude is a good tool only in skilled hands.The problem is that this is the last generation before AI, so the people who spent nights updating their github page and pushing for innovation will soom stop existing, and only retarded AI enthusiasts will be in charge, this means people that cannot even wipe their asses withou an AI assistant
>>544654568That's a good point, it follows. They would be mutually exclusive.
>>544652668>Some Turks running a hookah shop in Germany aren’t going to get AI’ed away nor some guy running a beloved local diner, not now not in 20 yearsOH YES THEY WILL VANISH!If there isn't going to be UBI implemented in the earls 2030s or sooner that is.Where would they get their customers from?Can they sustain on le tradespeople alone?No more white collar customers?
>>544644640>Coding is a solved problems>Claude code has 9,900 open issues labelled bugFucking kek. Tell me you've never written a line by hand without telling me you've never written a line by handT. 15 years SWE
>>544654573both movies and porn are going to fade away. the future of entertainment is interactive.
>>544644256Played Daggerfall online with a zoomoid who kept using Claude every 2 seconds to meta game his build. Shit got so annoying so fast.
>>544644256Astra wrecks it thobeit
People who are utterly awed by AI I find it correlates exactly with their IQ. Low IQ basically treat it like God. I am not kidding they have it on their phones and talk to it and it ends every debate. They trust it completely.Then there are the middle IQs who really like it and think it will do everything becauses they use some model to organize their normie ass life. Probably OP.Then there are those who have to use it when doing very specific work and find its actually not good at that. And that it constantly makes mistakes, takes shortcuts, hallucinates. The less general and more unique your work it practically becomes useless. I get unbelievably frustrated with it I just stop using it sometimes. Its infuriating when it lies to you too. But you have to know more about the subject than it "knows" which most normies don't.
>>544654672funnily enough, i'm a 20 years swe and i actually agree coding is mostly solved
>>544644256lies, i asked for the next 100x coin and it couldn't even speculatenigger thread
>>544644256Okay so like what have you made with it?Yeah that's what I thought.
>>544652784>Cameroon that AI is gonna change the world and replace his job and make everyone in his village rich under UBI.non self sustaining 3rd (and lower) world countries are toast if they do not form exclusive closed coalitions and trade agreements with 1st world countries within the 2030s.nobody is going to provide them food any longer,nobody is going to provide them compute,nobody is going to etc. etc. etc.in all seriousness, the 2030s will probably need block type coalitions like EU, american union etc.
>>544654573>wall of text only an asocial autistic retard could generateI don't really watch movies. I think I've watched 3 or 4 in the past year. Also, collecting is a mental illness.
>>544653066checked, that anon already said it.without UBI so spending can continue the western world will be toasterino
>>544654157>even though AI companies are just starting to bend the knee of profitability.lmao
>>544644256You've still got people naysaying it like it's still comparable to two years ago and a team of jeets shitcoding.They don't understand that the latest models are at or near AGI and software is nearly a solved problem that anyone can do by just telling the AI what they want.Software jobs, -ALL- software jobs, are fucked in the next year.
>>544654464>it can't bridge unrelated areas for the same reason,One of the math papers released by OpenAI recently was a solution to Erdos's planar unit distance problem. The model solved the problem in elementary and discrete geometry by applying abstract concepts algebraic number theory. These are two completely different areas of math, and no human mathematicians ever considered an approach like that in the ~80 years that they have been working on that problem.
>>544654728It's solved but not in the way normies think it is where they can put "make gta6 no mistakes" into gpt and have a solution deployed by morning
>>544654728How the fuck is it solved? Lucky you, you're not stuck working with 30yo legacy spaghetti trash that AI can barely touch without crumbling.>t. 19 years
>>544654157No AI company (except the middlemen, like OpenRouter, or the shovel makers, like Nvidia) is even remotely profitable. All their revenue goes to operational costs and further training. And training each new gen of the models is exponentially more compute expensive than the previous gen. >inb4 all they have to do is to stop training them or just slowdown it to make the profitThey can't, because of the competition outside of the frontier. Deepseek, Kimi, Mistral, and other open-weight models make their path towards becoming ever profitable impossible. AI will stay, but the frontier labs have no solution to this. Consumers will always gravitate towards the solutions that are good enough but substantially cheaper.
>>544654872>2 more weeks
>>544645514LolWe have been using the frontier models (not for coding).>Ask it do dig up some data.>Makes a nice lengthy answer with plenty of numbers. Cites sources.>Has some weird numbers and laughable statements.>Huh? This database cites as a source should not be accessible to the public.>Do you have an access to it?>No ;DSo it pulled stuff out of its ass and gave false citations. Impressive...
>>544654872Zamn it has AGI? What have you made with that.
>>544654872>Software jobs, -ALL- software jobs, are fucked in the next year.i don't agree, we'll need humans somewhere in the loop, but omst of the work wll just be crunched by ai. but you keep going a few years out and that will hold true for most jobs i think
>>544644640>Coding is a solved problem alreadyCheckers is solved. Coding is understood very well but is not solved and further is NOT solvable, e.g. see busy beaver and the halting problem. Also there are a great many questions in computer science that are still unsolved.That being said, yes, Claude Opus is good. We can replace 25% of our programmers with AI and see an improvement.
>>544654915This is my experience as well. These posters feel like shills or normies who are seemingly awed by the fact it gave them a good dinner recipe.
>>544644379It can perfectly implement code, but even one decision-making step up from raw implementation details and it needs a lot of hand-holding. Unless these models can get perfect context soon (or at least better reasoning in the abstract than humans possess) there will be need for technical leads
>>544654573>I am an extremely outgoing extrovert and my social/emotional intelligence tests off the charts.
>>544654747>nobody is going to provide them food any longer,wht exactly flips the switch here we've been feeding billions of useless retards for decades now
>>544654961Are you even a non normie yourself? What are some non normie beliefs you have
>>544653577>Muh climate is a nothingburger.see you in five years
>>544654890Same subset field encompassed within a smaller probabilistic scope. AI didn't solve a math problem using a solution from say sewing. You expand the set of all potential solution fields beyond the subset field and you're talking infinite possibilities. It's literally fucking impossible for any computer to work that set size.
>>544645514It is a bubble. Technological capability has nothing to do with finances, and the finances are fucked. That will slow down progress and access significantly unless major, and I mean MAJOR, bailouts are issued.
>>544644377All of your cousins are being sent back home. That's how good it's got.
>>544655038You mean in 5 years after Jews and Arabs took turns blowing up oil tankers in the middle of the ocean while you drink through a soggy paper straws to save muh environmentClimate change is real. Believing you can have any effect on it is laughable
>>544654568>It's also entirely possible that an AI that is creative is the exact opposite of an AI that doesn't hallucinate. Creativity and hallucination are the flip side of the same coin. Modern neural network AI models are NOT a huge database of information. The information in the training dataset is used to build the connections and weight in the neural network, but the information itself is NOT retained in the neural network. The model does not retrieve stored information, it infers the most probable response to a prompt. The response containing the same information that was in the training dataset is an emergent property, because the most probable response was the true and factual information.Hallucinations happen when there was some kind of gap in the training data which created a neural network where the inferred most probable response is not actually the factual answer.>Impossible to do both at once.Actually no, the hallucination problem has mostly been solved via the use of RAG and external search tool layers. This gives the model the ability to double check to verify that the inferred response is consistent with external documents and sources.
>>544655047you're retarded, lmao.
>>544654774>t. "I was only pretending to be an redditor"
>>544654890>One of the math papers released by OpenAI recently was a solution to Erdos's planar unit distance problem. The model solved the problem in elementary and discrete geometry by applying abstract concepts algebraic number theory. These are two completely different areas of math, and no human mathematicians ever considered an approach like that in the ~80 years that they have been working on that problem.emergent behaviorit reads 20,000 romance novels and learns linear algebra
>>544654808Anthropic has made a net profit for the last two consecutive quarters.Google/Alphabet is making $100 billion per year.
>>544655080>This gives the model the ability to double check to verify that the inferred response is consistent with external documents and sources.It would have already been trained on those sources and therefore the hallucination would not exist. Any self-referential loop would just become infinite otherwise. Hallucinations will never be solved. Humans can't even solve that problem in their own minds.
>>544654728then why does claude code still have bugs?
>>544655011i'd think just an ever increasing amount of economical and societal problems in our own countries that - for once - can not be ignored any longer and shit like foreign aid will unironically fall by the wayside.i unironically 7 out of 10 (if not more) people in the western world at first being entirely unable(retarded) to handle and navigate an environment where even government had to tell them that there's no alternative to UBI.>idle hands, devils handjobIf the plandemic lockdowns would've taken a few weeks longer, the mass normie suicide would've started, imo. That's why they flipped THAT switch from on to off overnight, globally, in unison, cohencidentally.
>>544653371Or was that just a 2025 meme that you can't let go of because of your terminal case of cope-itis
>>544654890https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/06/openais-math-breakthrough-played-to-ais-strengths/
>>544655074>Climate change is real. Believing you can have any effect on it is laughableyou're right about that, the time for action was 20 years ago when you and everyone else didn't give a shit
>>544653262There's no climate crisis
>>544654915>We have been using the frontier models Which specific model? (hint: it's not actually a frontier model, it's probably not even the best paid model available to the public).
>>544653389There's no jesus christ either
>>544646681Switched to codex because Claude is too gay to tell me how to refine chlorine in my laboratory. Astra is next level. But even Gemini 3.8 is pretty damn good now
>>544655080Indeed, hallucination seems to be mitigated in certain ways.
>>544655328
>>544655232Incorrect faggot. 20 years ago I was doing everything I thought I could to minimise my impact. And then I watched year after year cunts like Tay Tay fly her private 747 to a oil burning concert in jewistan to tell me that I was a dirty little goy for not cutting my dick off to reduce my oxygen consumption and decided fuck it fuck you and fuck the entire climate change industry.I'm not going to blow up my life just to eliminate my miniscule single molecule impact on the environment until the people demanding climate action put their hands in their own pockets
>>544655328Yea, that's not "zero hallucinations" because it requires external verification.
>>544654909If "good enough for the average normie idiot consumer at a cheap price" was what the AI companies wanted, they could have stopped like 3 years ago with GPT-3 derpy chatbots. That's not the goal for what the frontier labs are doing.We are in a very interesting time, because the things that are happening at the cutting edge are happening so fast and so far beyond what average normie idiot consumer can even comprehend.
>>544654023There was a NYT article on Mikey Schulmann and Suno. They interviewed Dr. Dre and Timberland, who both stated that nearly every artist and producer they know, including themselves, is now using AI for music production.
>>544655080>Creativity and hallucination are the flip side of the same coinVery ESL phrasing. Also, you realize this saying means that creativity requires hallucination and vice-versa, which is what my point was.>>544655141Let me guess, you are only pretending to be retarded.
>>544653641>frankenstein's monster wasn't even made from corpses"To make his creature, Victor Frankenstein "dabbled among the unhallowed damps of the grave" and frequented dissecting rooms and slaughterhouses.
I will have sex with the robots
>>544655328>Asking a chatbot whether a chatbot has stopped hallucinatinglol
>>544645514Literal ponzi scheme lmao
>>544655419>There was a NYT article on Mikey Schulmann and Suno. They interviewed Dr. Dre and Timberland, who both stated that nearly every artist and producer they know, including themselves, is now using AI for music production.AI can make pretty good banjo reggae
>>544653262ah yes, the magic griftbox and the climate hoaxit's like a fairy tale
>>5446455140/5 bait or an unironical AI cultist who has zero awareness of his own stupidity.
