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sorry, human cognitive enhancement will obviously result in fast intelligence takeoff as exocortex owner/operators recursively self-improve with goals potentially unaligned with un-augmented humans. the only rational solution is air strikes on neuralink facilities.
if anyone builds it everyone dies it’s just the way it is
Cookie modals were the additional layer of security that postgres needed. Thank god for the EU.
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my most controversial opinion is that you shouldn’t trust anyone that calls themself an “AI researcher” but has never gotten a first author paper through peer review
research @cornell // language models, information theory, science of AI
my most controversial opinion is that you shouldn’t trust anyone that calls themself an “AI researcher” but has never gotten a first author paper through peer review
phd research @cornell // language models, information theory, science of AI
my most controversial opinion is that you shouldn’t trust anyone that calls themself an “AI researcher” but has never gotten a first author paper through peer review
phd research @cornell // language models, information theory, science of AI
The following arc still seems right to me for software creators. Unfortunately though there are many who create software that have wrapped their identity and life's work around "software engineering" and being "a good programmer." They're in trouble.
To clarify, I don't think software engineering skill will be as useful blacksmithing in a year, because we will still be 'technical PMs'. That comes later. But it will be ridiculous to think humans *must* sanity check the code. The AI will outperform humans on code review.