charcircuit

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Comment · 19 hours ago
I disagree with several premises of the article. There is not going to be human led investigations of outages. People do not need to train on easy outages to be able to handle hard outages. Even if you wanted to train people on easy outages AI makes it easier than ever to setup up real world like issues to replace the need for real world experience. I also disagree in labeling it deskilling when it is a reallocation of skills to what is actually needed.

>concerning for money-handling firms

The real world is robust. It's okay for money handling code to have bugs. It's not the end of the world and AI will be able to have a lower bug rate than humans.

Comment · 21 hours ago
The test code is written and checked by AI without humans needing to be the ones looking at it.
Comment · 21 hours ago
Well whatever the next thing after LLMs would be Anthropic would be in the perfect position and have the perfect expertise to train it.
Comment · 21 hours ago
How would he be honorary STEM? Do you consider real life aircraft employees to also be STEM or honorary STEM.
Comment · 1 day ago
Practically everything on IPv6 also has a IPv4 address you can use instead. Adding IPv6 just adds more that can go wrong.
Comment · 2 days ago
If I ask my employer if I can start a YouTube channel and then after getting permission I start posting videos that make the company look bad, and showing how awesome competitor products were I wouldn't be surprised if I got fired. I wouldn't be fired for the account but what I did with it.
Comment · 2 days ago
What would be illegal about firing an employee who you think is causing your company to get a bad image?
Comment · 2 days ago
Comment · 3 days ago
You are free to give any suggestion that you want.
Comment · 4 days ago
Saying there is no collaboration is like saying multiple people on a software project can't collaborate with Claude Code because it's really just Claude writing the code.
Comment · 4 days ago
So is Wikipedia, but with grokipedia you can at least correct it even if there is not a journalist pointing out the obvious.
Comment · 4 days ago
People provide other images for the AI to integrate into the flyer. It doesn't make up everything.
Comment · 4 days ago
For example if a shop is having an Independence Day sale, just saying that it's happening with text is not very attractive.
Comment · 4 days ago
Grokipedia serves as an existence proof that it is possible.
Comment · 4 days ago
No, it means the promotion would suck and I wouldn't be interested in events that I would be interested in if marketed to me correctly.

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