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How corporate AI adoption is going
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2026
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I know it's not because I do know what I'm talking about.
I've been hearing tech bros like you echo this same argument since GPT3 came out.
I promise you I'm very up to date on the state of the art.
No, my original article was about GPT5.6 and you are talking about Fabel. Mythos likely doesnt even exist.
You are (willfully?) missing the point by refusing to engage with the concept being illustrated in the article. It doesn't matter that it's not 2 days old. The point is that these are not novel problems and AI is not solving them in the way you think it is.
The challenges here have been about the time it would take a human to solve the problem not the technical difficulty involved in solving the problem.
Thanks for letting me leave this conversation. Look up project glasswing. I guess all of those partners are just in on the conspiracy. Mate, you've got no fucking clue. Enjoy being swept up in the storm that is coming for all of us, blindly holding onto your moving goalposts.