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Should be a wild four years.

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I thought it was an intentional sabotage by Biden as sort of a revenge.
Part of the agreement Kamala made, and she says as much publicly now, is that she took over as a continuation of the Biden presidency and therefore couldn't criticize Biden or distance herself from his policies and actions. So it was his attempt to not drop out while dropping out. He thought that "his legacy" needed to be upheld, because the nigresses on The View saying that Biden should be put up on Mount Rushmore was a public example of the insane shit being pumped into his failing brain at every fleeting conscious moment.
 
Part of the agreement Kamala made, and she says as much publicly now, is that she took over as a continuation of the Biden presidency and therefore couldn't criticize Biden or distance herself from his policies and actions. So it was his attempt to not drop out while dropping out. He thought that "his legacy" needed to be upheld, because the nigresses on The View saying that Biden should be put up on Mount Rushmore was a public example of the insane shit being pumped into his failing brain at every fleeting conscious moment.
Can you really trust a third worlder to not fuck you over, even if it fucks over them even more?
 
What exactly has been done with AI tech that is impressive or indicative of a growth industry in any conceivable way whatsoever?

All I'm seeing is slightly more advanced versions of Siri or Alexa which is neat I guess but not enough to sustain a 5 trillion dollar investment bubble.
If you ask an llm when it’s going to replace call center jeets, it says 2-4 years from now.

God knows why
 
What exactly has been done with AI tech that is impressive or indicative of a growth industry in any conceivable way whatsoever?
Nothing, because you still have to check the work of LLMs. You can tell it to make an entry for a meeting in your calendar and sometimes it will do that, but sometimes it won't.
 
If you ask an llm when it’s going to replace call center jeets, it says 2-4 years from now.

God knows why
Anything is better than a Jeet and a couple times I've run into issues on my computer I couldn't figure out myself, I uploaded screenshots and explanations of the issue into an LLM and got an answer within 5 minutes.

Every time I've spoken to a Jeet about an issue (generally for work) it ends up being an hour of wasted time, especially when they say they'll do something to fix the problem and then don't because apparently saying it will be no problem is good enough but actually doing it is beyond their capabilities.

You could argue LLMs can currently do the same thing, which is true, but the training and programming on an LLM can be improved over time. Pajeets are like that forever.

I'd much rather talk to an American help center, but I'd take anything over a Jeet. Even an LLM.
 
Part of the agreement Kamala made, and she says as much publicly now, is that she took over as a continuation of the Biden presidency

Remember that debate with trump he won? He won soo hard he dropped out.

Kalama should have knifed him when he did that and blow up that he had cancer and wasnt not able to continue and in fact was given the choice step down or get removed.
 
That's literally not what I said. I've been very consistent on the fact that what's happening frankly isn't enough. I was just saying that what is going on has the outward appearance of being heavy-handed and authoritarian- what normies could consider "fascist"- while not actually being all that effective. This just galvanizes the left's base into more and more drastic action while nothing is really done to prevent it. They're using extreme rhetoric to fan the flames but not following up with extreme action to prevent those flames from burning their asses.
The number of people who have self-deported is something like 8x higher than forceful deportations, and it's far cheaper. If creating the appearance of hostility is enough to encourage those people willing to leave on their own to do so, it's an important first step. Obviously it's not enough, but no one has ever attempted to do what we're doing at this scale, especially without military force. Legal and logistical hurdles are being cleared though. Things are moving in the correct direction.

These New Orleans videos have thus far been my favorite.
Steven Segal needs to get out there.
 
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What exactly has been done with AI tech that is impressive or indicative of a growth industry in any conceivable way whatsoever?
LLM code generation is fine, if you can understand and repair the output. Same with text. "Slop"/disposable visual media generation is fine, if you don't mind (or notice) your shit being subtly weird. LLM-generated music is boring as hell, perfect for commercial use—or for joke songs that are kinda fucked up and it doesn't matter that they are. All this is theoretically improvable, though the "great leaps" are already made.

Non-LLM "AI" is better-than-humanly-conceivable search/pattern-matching for massive heaps of data. That's the real shit—and in no sense "real" artificial intelligence. Just big math. Nobody publicly cares about it except Palantir. It produces far more politically unacceptable results than lobotomizable language models do, so its use for anything other than pure oppression will probably be suppressed.
 
This is probably the correct take. It's possible Congress could sidestep this, but I'm not sure how the President can.
It's honestly a forced error on Trump's part. I don't know why people think AI is some huge deal, unless of course they have a shitload of money they're gambling on it. If China is leading in AI and their society is still dogshit, then what use is AI to us?
 
It's honestly a forced error on Trump's part. I don't know why people think AI is some huge deal, unless of course they have a shitload of money they're gambling on it. If China is leading in AI and their society is still dogshit, then what use is AI to us?
It's a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario.
Either you regulate it to hell, allowing those who don't have the same moral qualms to get ahead, or you don't and continue to expand the bubble.
The latter wouldn't be a problem if AI was all it's hyped up to be, but currently it's a glorified search engine at best.
 
It's a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario.
Either you regulate it to hell, allowing those who don't have the same moral qualms to get ahead, or you don't and continue to expand the bubble.
The latter wouldn't be a problem if AI was all it's hyped up to be, but currently it's a glorified search engine at best.

It enrages sanctimonious Xitter/BlueSky animators and "artists" and that's all that matters to me.
 
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