No kidding? What’s the state of the art for lists of these kinds of prompt biased performance? Or should I ask Opus to game it out with Muse and <Tencent>

Got it, I’m curious about other biases and prompt context results. First that come to mind are Gemini’s very different responses depending on gender in the question. If it exists, there are others?

I don’t think paying customers are gatekept by entrepreneurs.

Seems like you misunderstood my comment.

Mine too. Capital and connections are open and evolving, but have always been rarer the more valuable they are.

so… ok, you still can’t eat art right?

Not convinced that is at all accurately what people did 200,000 years ago. Maybe what people today are convinced is the only alternative.

Well, one thing is for sure - world populations were dramatically lower back then, and if everyone tried to get back to that way of life, populations would likely quickly return to that level or lower.

If “magazine breadth” does not include submarine drone assembly ships I’d be surprised.

I appreciate this analysis, but I wonder, setting aside unpredictable current events for the moment, aren’t seasonal and scheduled events also covariates? eg forecasting baseball scores year round?

This is so often the essential question, and equally often unanswered

Undoubtedly a fundamental reconsideration of political economy is necessary if we are going to go all in with AI. As of now, this technology will exacerbate the existing 'singularities' and wealth disparity distortions in the socio-economic body. And now, basic fucking income is not the answer. Maybe pitchforks.

If basic income were to be the answer, the question would likely require pitchforks.

While reading the book years ago, I did not visualize Isidora as a city with 9 houses, like a children’s book, or a little video game level intro, but so unlike Kublai Khan or Italo Calvino.

So long aircraft carriers, hello mobile drone assembly supply chains

Thank you. For me the hint was: “How many GPUs is 1M/B/T tokens?“

Those units…

Also “is” is load-bearing