daveguy

That would require LLMs continuously learn, and that's just not how they work.

Musk clearly turned it into a Balkanization project.

No, read the abstract.

This is to decrease time to clinical eval and intervention.

It was trained on that declining quality. Now it's just digging faster.

You don't honestly think the software industry alone is large enough to support all the checks Anthropic has been writing, do you? Especially after software devs start to realize how much crufty rot these the agents generate while they aren't looking.

> Does building a business around the automation of fair use constitute fair use? I would say no.

This seems like an excellent and very clear distinction. Once it becomes a wholesale harvesting and processing for financial gain, it stops being fair use. Fair use clearly has a magnitude component.

Or you could just get real money and keep it in a bank.

And lots of museum-quality art. And a few oligarch condos.

Pretty sure you can get a metaverse for dirt cheap these days. Still, no one has figured out why you'd want one.

Welp, I guess crypto is still like if you let banking services be run by amateur tech bros.

That's why the question was whether it gave sources, not whether they asked it to go check sources. Yeah, LLMs suck and you should always assume false information. 80% accurate is not production ready.

In theory.

Wait... Are anthropic and openai just commodity suppliers? Because dry cleaners and car washes both need soap, but I've never heard of a trillion dollar soap company.