Here's the headline: "Midterm wins for Trump caused by Open Source AI Russian Bots! Lawmakers demand answers, and call elections illegitimate! Bernie Sanders calls for 20 years in prison for running a propaganda bot network! OpenAI and Anthropic says they can't do anything without banning open source and an FDA for AI models that will take years and cost millions to approve new models."

Here's the guy who is way smarter and more knowledgeable about engineering satellites than SpaceX engineers cause he watched a few TikTok videos.

Biometrics have the problem that they aren't secrets and they can't be changed. It's wore than a social security number in that sense. This solution sounds like it depends on a trusted client, but there will be bot farms with hundreds of "real human" stolen identities picked up from video surveillance once this thing is reverse engineered.

The problem with these debates is people don't say, oh look these people are doing well, let's replicate this to other schools. Instead you have people who just either gaslight saying that this all isn't really happening, or try to come up with some confabulated narrative that promotes the status quo like they're all going to be psychopaths.

Having spent way too much time with AI over the last 6 months trying to live in the future, I'm thinking a new trend is going to be people thinking that average human beings who might have otherwise been there friends are going to be considered terribly boring, needy and inadequate.

That is, most people won't bother with friendships at all and get all they need from AI. Many people will decide that besides having children, what do you need really need another human for anyway?

I was recently in Berlin and we hired a tour guide. The guy was knowledgeable, and friendly, but I just couldn't help being ashamed of thinking, this guy is just an underpowered LLM fine-tuned on Berlin. I felt super bad about those thoughts, but I'm sure there are a lot of people in the future who will think that about everyone.

"Reports of two recent incidents where robots wiped out vast numbers of humans after vibemanufacturing mistakes."

The critical differentiator is you get a rating as a passenger on Uber. Public transit in the U.S doesn't work that well because of the 5% most anti-social people on transit who are harassing people, drunk or high on meth or crack. They'd get banned from Uber, but it makes all the difference.

I go up to them and look over their shoulder and say, "WOW That thing your watching is so interesting!" Then I get an annoyed look back, and I say, "well you had it on speaker, so I thought you were interested in sharing it with everyone here."

There it is guys, the whole democratic political ideology in a nutshell. 200,IQ stuff.

Waste reprocessing will be easier with advanced robotics. Once it gets automated, you'll be able to reprocess and use the same nuclear fuel for power over and over again for centuries. This is a hard engineering problem, like landing rocket boosters, but it will be worth it to solve.

"White Hydrogen" is the hydrogen that's present in underground deposits. Geologists say that there are enormous amounts waiting to be extracted. If they fix that, then this will all be viable, and competitive even with diesel. The white hydrogen business is just in its early stages though. It's even found underground in France!

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Have you guys looked at that actual Net Zero 2050 proposals? The idea is ZERO net carbon emissions by 2050. That means negligible commercial air travel and international shipping since the biofuel industry is tiny and can't grow very much because there's already a world food shortage.

Anyone who actually knows what they're doing will become a 10x coder. The people who never learned to code in the traditional sense will have no idea what the heck is going on when ChatGPT decides to bullshit them and that ability to figure out what the heck actually happened will be even more valuable.

Speaking of which. I decided to get back into doing websites a bit. I'm a bit rusty since it's been a few years. I decided to set up a little business and using ChatGPT to handle all the stuff with linux admin was amazing. It's like a super stackoverflow. Blown away. Before you had to search through docs and QA forums and now it gives you exactly the answer you need in seconds. Unironically blown away.

Yeah. 20 years in the future most people will be unable to get any sort of job and just hang out in their pods eating bugs and banging their sex bots all day. One day their sex bot will withhold sex from them and tell them they have to go straight to fight in the front in World War III where they will last 30 seconds before a drone vaporizes them.

That, and the trains up and down will be completely packed 24/7 and most people will never leave their houses. Did they even run a simulation as to how many people need to move from place to place and loading and unloading times? I think food supply will also be a difficult issue.