Tristan Buckmaster was interviewed on CNBC recently. He said:
I mean, I think the bigger picture is like this recent dump of papers on Tuesday which destroyed the careers of early, uh, mathematicians. Early career mathematicians. So we’ve had whole research programs wiped out on Tuesday by their dump. And you have to understand they have access to all our research proposals and, and uh, reason they have access...You don't even have to use LLM. So if you submit a research proposal, a panelist will look at that research proposal and they have to write a summary. And often how they write a summary is they put it into a... So they have a massive conflict of interest, right? They have all ... for the next few years they have all the mathematicians' and scientists' research programs in their training data, and how they're going to go about it.
Yeah, it's a problem.
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Microsoft just launched
Microsoft-Decision-1, a decision-making model, which really seems suspicious as it came out not long after the announcement of Jev. I'll bet
TypeSafe AI wasn't pleased about this. The moat has been breached. Such it the tech scene.
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Two things I didn't know about orange cats: 1)
the gene that codes for their color hasn't been known until now, and 2) it seems to be a biomarker for lower intelligence. I've noticed that orange cats are friendlier. Maybe, like golden retrievers, their decreased brain power makes them less suspicious and wary. But if it makes them friendlier, I'm all for it.
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Water is still wet.
Doctors are still influenced by drug reps. Are doctors still getting free meals and gifts? Even to this day? One problem is that continuing medical education is hit and miss with doctors. Sometimes, this is where they get their education and learn some things that they should already be aware. When a thought leader gives a lecture, touting his/her research, a doctor tends to trust in that. Sometimes it's a lecture by a willing assistant professor. Doctors need the educational opportunity, and drug companies are willing to pay for it. Is it all bad? Sometimes, a good relationship with a drug rep can get you access to discounts and medication when it would be prohibitively expensive through regular insurance.
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Good grief. Now we'll have to worry about
eyeglass cords recording you and invading your privacy.
AI Cords look like croakies, and you can wear them with your regular glasses. And there won't be a light on the frame to tell you that you're being recorded. Someone needs to invent a jammer for these things.
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It's two months now, and
nitter.net still has no legal counsel. But other instantiations are operating just like before. It must be extremely frustrating to see this. Who wants to go against Elon Musk?
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