in a global economy, are we assuming this should be the goal? I guess if we're gearing up for war, we care. Otherwise, why is this result interesting.

this AI race is making windows nearly unusable from a privacy perspective. it constantly breaks things too if you try to opt out and disable things.

most appliances just add a dummy mode that is on by default and operates and way worse performance to game the system. ever see a friends TV that they didn't bother disabling the eco mode and it just super dark and you can't see things properly? also receivers often have a default "eco mode" that just throttles power and makes it perform badly when your speakers put on a demanding load. Its just gaming the system in a lot of cases and they're just bullshitting to get the rating.

the option i always immediately disable to make an appliance work as intended lol

can't believe this was linked here.

did you even read the article or any other related article? its not even close to 100% dire wolf DNA. here's another article pointing out just exactly how wrong you are. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Farstechnica.com%2Fscienc...

I hate these headlines saying "scientists say they brought back dire wolf" (see wired). This is giving science such a bad name. this is a PR stunt by a startup that obviously has no morals or integrity.

this has to be a precursor for jibby wales to beg for money. (even tho wikipedia is funded easily already)

hes an absolute shit ceo who is trying to sell his own bullshit.

you heard it here first, from me. I have as much clout in this matter as this man has on AI.

I'm not a capitalist overlord jerking off onto a pile of gold, so somehow I don't mind if we don't extract 100% productivity from every wage slave.

This statement makes him look like an idiot. I don't think real or fake arrogance will help him here.

they gave them a few minutes to respond, but this story was too important. the public needed to know. desperate for those clicks!

That was 5 days ago, they added a control loop to feeds its own inputs foreward continously and one has already escaped the lab. Kidding obviously, but I think this is the type of concern people have. it's already moved way faster than anyone expected and that trend isn't stopping.

NT