the most likely outcome from all this is a local model gets released that can take a header file and spit out the rest, but that nothing else improves beyond that point. the companies burn up but there are a lot of bad outcomes in the fallout.

i have no solutions

the code is bad... really bad... but not worse than algorithms I've seen mindlessly laundered out of Graphics Gems without explanation. oh, and it seems to work about as well.

which really is the most one can hope for

sufficiently spicy autocomplete

this should be true, but then nearly every marketer and prominent AI artists sells on the idea the machines act fully anonymously.

when the prompters or anyone deciding what the preconditions and capabilities get confronted it becomes "don't they know Claude sent that email of their own freewill?"

one increases the amount of whimsy in the world the other is destroying it. these are not comparable except in isolation.

if you had a million mark shaney's spamming everything everywhere all the time then yes that would be annoying.

it would no longer a funny prank anymore. it'd be time to stop.

Douglas Adams was a true visionary for realizing that if doors could talk, that would actually be really terrible.

ah, well, hmm... is this a package deal or...

!!! i was just wondering a few weeks ago when we were going to see this! congrats!