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It’s not doomerism it is common sense to be concerned that in our current world as it is run and ruled that for-profit giant monopoly corporations owned by a handful of people can race straight toward endlessly self-improving AI->AGI->??? with inept govs letting them and all us helpless but to watch

This should be talked about much, much more. And to be clear, that is not a luddite argument to say "AI development is bad". Rather, it's much more about who and how this extremely powerful world-changing technology is being both develope…

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Microsoft introduces ‘AI employees’ that can handle client queries

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/oct/21/microsoft-launches-ai-employees-that-can-perform-some-business-tasks Some highlights from the article: "Microsoft is introducing autonomous artificial intelligence agents, or virtual employees, th…

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PrimerAI introduces ‘near-zero hallucination’ update to AI platform

https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2024/10/16/primerai-introduces-near-zero-hallucination-update-to-ai-platform/ I always catch AI news on this sub, figured it was my turn to share after coming across this little tidbit. Very short article, wish it w…

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Shower thought: The skeptics/pundits scoffing at LLM’s "next word predicter" gaffes and current capability gaps doubting it will ever amount to AGI/ASI, or ever seriously threaten white-collar jobs, are EXACTLY like the horse-wagon drivers in early 1900’s scoffing at "slow clunky unreliable cars"

History repeats itself. But this time, the cars are going to be driving themselves, quite literally… Also, to emphasize the obvious for the easily head-wooshed in the crowd: THE AI YOU SEE TODAY IS NOT THE AI YOU WILL SEE TOMORROW. AND TOMORROW COMES…