AI will not be able to understand any emotion in the text its reading. People already avoid dubbing for lack of alignment with the original. Listening to AI dubs would be a horrible way to enjoy a film.

So imagine that you've gotten into Google as an engineer, proved that you are somewhat intelligent, and now you have to deal with this.

well they're certainly laying fiber faster than american ISPs

No doubt LLMs can eliminate tedious parts of coding when building a tiny app. Hackathons seem like a good target.

well yes, then you like trash

I wish there was an option in Spotify to filter out any AI generated trash in Discover Weekly. No, I don't want to discover extremely bland lyrics with an autotune-sounding voiceover.

More parameters = more plagiarism. Or maybe the same amount, just easier to see.

The way to sell AI is to trick people that your technology is getting smarter, but really you're just bruteforce adding millions of answers to help benchmarks.

I figured this skill would naturally develop if you spend 8 hours a day on a computer.

Answering the most basic questions of the programming world FIRST grants you unlimited points. Meanwhile actual hard problems are like 1 point because they are obscure.

Glad to see this. 30% was outrageous

Companies like OpenAI will do everything they can to make people believe that progress is still being made quickly. It doesn't really affect me outside of making the job hunt extra tedious this time around, but it is annoying how much people have been buying into their nonsense out of ignorance.

If it wasn't already. Nobody should be editing their essays in notepad.

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An LLM was able to glean details about the program from the EXE file, since VB has symbols and such. A little magic found the logic, and it created an 100 line python script.

That's a lot more believable than what this article title implies. I've also had similar success telling an LLM to port some hundred lines of code to a different language. The magic here is that it was able to interpret VB bytecode, unless the logic was fully understandable purely from the symbols.