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Starting today, Aperture has a new runs-anywhere javascript chat UI. And universal authenticated data connectors. And a sandbox system. And works with any LLM including self-hosted. And you can swap out each of those components at will. Now talk to me about ecosystems tailscal…
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Creepy post-AI scifi novel where nothing is wrong, everyone is happy, money and resources are plentiful, and nobody is worried about this suspicious state of affairs except the reader who knows better. Suddenly, at the end, still nothing happens
A useful exercise is "even as an AI maximalist, what shows no sign of improving faster?" Construction. Government. Toilet plunging. Organizing my calendar. Space exploration. Airports. Human happiness. Cleaning toddler barf. Teaching kids to be good people. Assembling Ikea furniture. Wealth gaps.
Finally tried fable yesterday (yes, I am still a late adopter). Like all LLMs, it still tells me as a genius. The difference is it makes it more convincing.
The real miracle is that they, the makers of midjourney, still needed to put in sensors in order to generate medical imaging
So okay, is the new GPT thing handing out vulns like candy, as mythos supposedly does, or not? And if not, why not?
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