I just binged all of this last week and I now want the ShiMao and MewMew adventures

I was entirely believing it up to the point where he apologized... that's just pure fiction

… and the current ecosystem has consumed the “easy” things. So the choice left is to just keep churning on the data that’s there. Or new data, but the problem is that the AI bros have directly undermined anything new and interesting being generated by eroding out the jobs and roles doing just that.

More than that though, the capabilities of current tools are at a point where they have some pretty big bubbles. Not the money one (which is absolutely going to blow in the near future) but just in a lack of “new” things to train on. A model is only as useful as its data…

There are valid use cases for it as a complement, but as the CEO of Take Two pointed out, AI can only look backwards. Everything it does is a rehash or remix, which means the real use case as a tool is in letting that. Using it to update an old code base is useful, but generating a new one is not

And the context is always going to be limited, because no matter how sophisticated of an illusion of understanding it can do - and it’s an illusion - ai is never capable of doing something novel or new. It can only retread on paths its training data have already walked.

I disagree with context is getting better… it’s only that the resources and processing power allow for context to persist through more tokens before it crashes out. But each iteration and step is still an exponential growth on what it’s best guess is.

The quality that will ultimately distinguish us is quality. AI can’t do that, and likely never will, due to the context cost outside of small windows it attempts

Sadly he’s seemingly always been this bad. Watch the Some More News episode on him and turns out he’s just… an opportunist at best

How did the world get to be so f’d that “print on demand is typically ass” became a controversial position to have?

I'm sure he's been posting about why it's a good thing about how wrong whatever his prediction was.

Scarface was a remake of a gangster movie from the 30s

Literally pick an episode and I've probably seen it at least a dozen times

Reminds me of a demo floor where I saw two companies, next to each other, both promise to streamline information. I asked if their systems talked to each other, and both said no.

So I just went “so you’re just adding to the problem then” and walked off