I suppose an analogy might be The Telegraph choosing to back Reform at the next election, or when The Times very occasionally backs Labour. My point being we don't *really* have a great way to define that this is different.

Hash tag not the onion

Michael Shellenberger appears to be preparing another piece falsely claiming that a conference of researchers studying disinformation is tantamount to a shadowy cabal of censorship. Spoiler alert: conferences, in fact, are the definition of free speech. My response to his questions is below.

I used to use some of those and I would not describe them as "accessible."

I actually think it's good if more people can make games, even if they don't know how to code! But would also be over the moon if we required companies to compensate people for data used to train LLMs. Two things can be true

On the other hand, whose labor did this displace? Assuming the creator had no money to hire human coders? It's still a cute idea, and one which might not exist without AI. I'm against big studios replacing employees or artists. But a vibe coded game can still be a good game. I'm not mad at it.

... Is that Crono

New tattoo idea

welcome to 2020s tech. we got - pervert glasses - wiretap - wiretap - wiretap - wiretap - the button that does nothing - we outta ram - we outta hard drives - we outta graphics cards - ten trillion vibe coded apps that nobody uses - wiretap

Nation state ACTORS why do I even type on my phone

I am not trying to pooh pooh this concern but manufacturing a virus requires sophisticated training, expensive equipment, and specialized supply chains; AI provides blueprints, not viruses The threats described are believed to be nation states across that already have horrifying bio weapons.

Diesel is $6/gallon, we're in a trade war with Canada, and we're in a real war with Iran and the most pressing issue for Fox News is trans girls playing sports that they've already been banned from.

IMHO: Context comes from *reading* the literature and seeing what it cites. I'm not sure an LLM is less useful than Google Scholar in this regard. But both are ideally a starting point, if you have time to go farther.