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Comment Re:ha (Score 1) 65

Quite strange how the company remained profitable with years of people working from home.

Nope. Warner Bros. was losing money before the merger and had accumulated $40B in net debt.

The headcount reduction was sorely needed, and the merger makes it even more necessary.

Comment Re:AI use is like drugs (Score 1) 89

I should have said it isn't just a search tool. The AI Mode of google search works great, but you can recognize someone who has never used it for any other purpose than as a search pretty quickly. I don't really have a problem with someone making the mistake. My issue is that many (most) Slashdotters who comment on AI these days don't even know what the questions are, because they already know the answer. The fact that they have no idea what they are talking about isn't going to slow them down, and when they are told that it is more they simply "already know" that it isn't and aren't about to take the time to find out that they are wrong.

Comment Re:AI use is like drugs (Score 0) 89

Ah yes, the old LLM is the same as AI cluelessness. LLMs are just one Neural Network component, and they work in conjunction with numerous other components in a frontier model. You also don't seem to understand that since Neural Networks comprise the human brain complaining that AI is "just" a pattern predictor ignores the fact that the brain is "just" a pattern predictor. Furthermore AI is used productively all of the time. If you can't figure out how to do that color me not surprised. The cognitive dissonance required to write what you wrote and then say I am the one incapable of learning must be painful. I know just reading you document your ignorance is painful to me.

Comment Re: AI use is like drugs (Score 1) 89

Since you still don't understand words, a discussion can involve counter-arguments ... that doesn't make the discussion an argument. When you refused to consider any counter-arguments, and made it obvious that you aren't about to even try to do what I suggested before coming back doubling down on your ignorance, it was clear that you don't know how to have a discussion which merely reinforced my original point. For this reason I am going to conclude with a shorter version of my attempt to shut down the very useless argument that you assume AI is only capable of, when clearly it is you that is only capable of it. That's the projection you aren't smart enough to see even after it has been pointed out to you. Off you go now ...

Comment Re:Same as it ever was (Score 1) 150

This sounds like he's unwilling to do a little extra work to determine if the student actually understands their submitted work.

That's what the in-class exams and quizzes are for.

If that's true now, it was true 40 years ago, when the student could have turned in paperwork that some other student actually did.

The in-class exams and quizzes solved that problem too.

Comment Re:AI use is like drugs (Score 1, Troll) 89

"When I ask a question, I'm asking for first hand knowledge or experiences. The people who are deep in AI pshychosis cannot understand that. They will look it up on AI, pretend they are authorative and share it with you. If I wanted to look something up with AI, I would do it myself."

There is your problem right there. You think AI is a search tool. Obviously if you don't know anything about AI, and think it is a search tool, you won't benefit from it. To start with, start having conversations instead of looking for answers. Learn to use it to research. If you question something it says push back with your own counter-arguments. Stop believing the "AI is just a token predictor" nonsense and you will quickly realize that it posses the ability to reason and can function as a very well informed counterpart to bounce ideas off of and learn knew things.

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