Andrew Bunner
@abunner.bsky.social
Gen AI data at Google (Imagen, Veo, Gemini). Previously Google Nearby. Much earlier: Web 2.0 and e-commerce in the era of pets-dot-com.
Reposted by Andrew Bunner
Die Hard is actually a movie about the dangers of reaching for yield
Hans Gruber was so enamored w/earning 20% yields on bearer bonds to join the FIRE movement that he resorted to a life of crime
Sad really
Hans Gruber was so enamored w/earning 20% yields on bearer bonds to join the FIRE movement that he resorted to a life of crime
Sad really
December 24, 2024 at 3:57 AM
Die Hard is actually a movie about the dangers of reaching for yield
Hans Gruber was so enamored w/earning 20% yields on bearer bonds to join the FIRE movement that he resorted to a life of crime
Sad really
Hans Gruber was so enamored w/earning 20% yields on bearer bonds to join the FIRE movement that he resorted to a life of crime
Sad really
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So why the focus on AI? Our hypothesis is that analyses of misinfo focus mainly on the supply of misinfo, while largely ignoring the demand. AI does make content creation cheaper, but that doesn't matter much - distribution and attention have always been the limiting factors.
December 16, 2024 at 3:15 PM
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We find that available research does not support the notion existing LLMs uplift risk via information access relative to other available tools (e.g. the internet) and BTs still underperform in unexpected ways and so present limited risk.
December 4, 2024 at 5:15 AM
We find that available research does not support the notion existing LLMs uplift risk via information access relative to other available tools (e.g. the internet) and BTs still underperform in unexpected ways and so present limited risk.