what a fucking shitshow.
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Absolutely. Likely with an add-on "AI insurance" that sounds nice but will not cover any of the cases you would actually want an insurance for.
@peterrenshaw @peter @wakame But having the insurance checks a box for compliance audits, and you can write the fuckups off on your taxes as the cost of doing business.
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@peter @suzannealdrich Totally. If I had a dime for every tale of "I'd almost forgetten how to code it's been so long maaaan, what with my 7-figure VP job in Santa Clara and all…but then I picked up Claude Code and now I'm releasing 80 new apps every hour. This is the greatest thing in the history of mankind!"
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️@jaredwhite @peter @suzannealdrich There is frequently a correlation between how long it's been since someone did any real work, and how into LLM tools a person is.
Yes, there are outliers, but I get immediately suspicious of most LLM boosters and any actual value they've provided to their company in years.
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@FuturisticRobert @peter @Viss build an atomic bomb for anyone to use and then claim that people should be cautious.
Here, there you go, have fun with your daemon core.
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@peter he made a malware distribution tool and he's handwringing about whether to turn it off. Lol. Lmao.
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@scrwd @jaredwhite @peter @suzannealdrich Many years ago, a drinking pal was a social worker with a niche caseload. Young (for the most part) men who had suffered head injuries (and subsequent disablement) in motorcycle crashes. Mid-life guys pobably have a residual sense of survival.
@eduqate @scrwd @jaredwhite @peter @suzannealdrich If you're saying older men with head injuries were less common, that might be due to them being more sensible, but it could also be that their collisions are more likely to be fatal. I expect middle-aged men can afford much more powerful bikes than they could in their younger days.
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lol everything is happening because the Silicon Valley guys got old and are having a midlife crisis.
and not only silicon valley itself. lots of tech people all over the world falling for the catnip.
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"In today's fast-moving agile high-performance AI-driven competitive landscape, we simply have to accept one or two malware applications on each of our systems. Don't worry, the competition has them too."
/s
I already have some great ideas for startups:
"Hosted OpenClaw": Like OpenClaw, but hosted in the cloud, monitored, only allowed to run verified skills, token spending limits and so on. Of course we sell your data.
"AI Antivir": A malware scanner for your AI deployment. Guaranteed to prevent an attack once in a blue moon.
@wakame @peterrenshaw @peter I'm afraid to google it but that last part probably already is a thing.
I wouldn't bet against it anyway.
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@scrwd @jaredwhite @peter @suzannealdrich Many years ago, a drinking pal was a social worker with a niche caseload. Young (for the most part) men who had suffered head injuries (and subsequent disablement) in motorcycle crashes. Mid-life guys pobably have a residual sense of survival.
@eduqate @scrwd @jaredwhite @peter @suzannealdrich Survivorship bias
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what a fucking shitshow.
@peter weird how they do not use AI to fix this
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lol everything is happening because the Silicon Valley guys got old and are having a midlife crisis.
@peter funny how he says that he has a lot of things in his plate. Why just not use your own thing to do all these things for you? Oh wait. Malicious skills by other users. Upsi dupsi
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