A++ episode, you're a great interviewer
That was terrible, wasnt it?
OpenAI's financials are putrid, but they want everyone's retirement money. What would stop them avoiding scrutiny of an IPO by going public via the SPAC route? Sorry if this is a dumb question!
unending scream
Mozilla destroys the 20-year-old volunteer community that handled Japanese localization and replaces it with a chatbot. It compounds this by deleting years of work with zero warning. Adding insult to insult, Mozilla then rolls a critical failure on "reading the room."
Would you be interested to hop on a call with us to talk about this further?
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/forums/contributors/717446
Every horrible person in my life "tests the waters" like that before going mask-off 100% asshole.
It gives that feeling, doesn't it?
There's a Charles Stross novel from 2018 where cultists take over the US government and begin a project to build enough computational capacity to summon horrors from beyond space-time (in space). It's called The Labyrinth Index and it's very good!
So anyway, this happened:
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/openai-isnt-yet-working-toward-an-ipo-cfo-says-58037472
Also, this:
A redditor posted the latest Pivot to AI propaganda to r/betteroffline, where it currently has around 560 votes. This upset and confused a great many prompt enthusiasts in the comments, which goes to show that a kicked dog yelps.
(Looks at thumbnail)
If the lying machine doesn't know how many r's are in strawberry, it probably can't count the number of counties in Ireland, either.
Following proton's recent development has been like seeing a friend become way too interested in gas station drugs
Look, AI will be perfect as soon as we have an algorithm to sort "truth" from "falsehood", like an oracle of some sort. They'll probably have that in GPT-5, right?


-- grimes, probably