"High yield return vehicles", getting a bunch of money back on your investment over time, in sketchy high risk asset that could collapse at any time is one of the thing that helped cause the 1929 crash and Great Depression, calling these thins a bank is somehow even worse and stupider than 1929. Orange dementia boi doesn't care, probably got bribed with a shiny rock, drooled on himself, and gave the thumbs up. If you voted for this man you do not deserve the power of voting.

Almost like it's spaced out deliberately to put OpenAI into headlines, every, single, day.

A bit off there, "nutrients" is nonscientific woo speak, plants mostly grow straight out of the air by breaking carbon dioxide down for its carbon and releasing oxygen as a byproduct. Sugars are developed over time, the slower growing the better, and often more concentrated in smaller fruit. Unfortunately people often assume giant fruit are better and growers want stuff as fast as possible. The result is a pressure to make fruit that's cheap and looks "good" and ends up shit. Fortunately things can turn around, no one buys the picture perfect but awful tasting "red delicious" apple anymore, instead in grocery stores you'll find stuff like Honeycrisp and Pink Ladies that actually taste good. Just learn what to look for in other fruit, EG normal oranges are awful but tiny mandarin oranges can be delicious, and you too can help change the industry for the better.

Nothing like you and your family being held hostage to get that motivation and productivity going, I'm sure people going into AI research will shoot through the roof after this!

Once you get past earning enough money to do whatever the average person would want the relationship between intelligence and net worth starts to invert, the more money you make the dumber you likely are. You need to be a bit of an idiot to think that owning 50 nice cars is much better than owning one, you can only drive one at a time so what's the point. Yet it's that exact type that are the CEOs that can't tell the difference between the plausible but too often off stuff AI generates and something smarter, and so believe it must be instantly worth all the money in the world.

This was done years ago with game engines, never took off even with it being way cheaper. History doesn't repeat itself, unless you're a tech bro trying to sell people the same product that's already been invented over and over again.

"College is lame! If only there were a way I could teach people useful stuff instead. Maybe a large set of buildings? With individual rooms, where groups of people learn the same things together, all at once? My god, I'm brilliant!"

Well no of course not, I bet it's some crap that stretches its goals way beyond its competency and then people are going to be wondering why their doctor's appointments aren't for what they asked for and their taxes aren't paid. But better and generic autofill and better email tab sorting does sound like something I'd actually want, can a competent coder with the time get on those things?

Lol, what in the crack are you smoking, moving business registration for tax purposes makes better what now? Stop watching Faux News and try learning anything about how businesses operate, like maybe that film and TV industry having gone global and not been centered on in Hollywood productions for well over a decade now because everyone films in areas that give even more tax breaks, or that Ellison is a know nothing nepobaby who whined to daddy until he vastly overpaid for yet another movie studio cause his little baby wanted to be a gwown up big boi in the films industry.

Sadly that old man is somehow President of the United States, which speaks ill both of the country and humankind in generals claim to be an "intelligent" species.

"Grok send books to China, that will show them the power of America!" "Sending nukes to China."

"Frontier" models trained on everyone else's data, according to the companies that made them it's perfectly legal. Thus it's perfectly legal to train off those same models, obeying terms of service and robots.txt is as perfectly optional for US open models as it is for these supposedly trillion dollar companies. Train away until it's actually as open source and free as in Linux and I never have to hear about Sam fucking Altman ever again.

"Definitely, that's... that's what we're doing. We definitely didn't vastly over promise investors that we could replace all of humanity within a few years and are scared they'll sue us and win when they find out that was bullshit. Nope, not what happened. We're doing this deliberately, of our own free will. No suing."

The real Skynet happens when a depressed 15 year old gets an unresistricted AI agent to self multiply and kill all of humanity because they embarrassed themselves in class.