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I am very uncomfortable about people trying to ascribe religious force or a surrender of human judgment to AI models, and think it is a real safety issue.

Politicians across the political spectrum are proposing price controls, and polling shows voters are open to them. Has the evidence on price controls changed? @PostOpinions took a spin around the world to see:

A snapshot from the relatively "small" thunderstorm that moved over the Salton Sea on September 28th. The last sunlight still reached the cloud tops (just under 20,000 feet) 10 minutes after the sun had set locally at the Salton Sea (Photo: Sicco Rood).

Such a vibrant sunrise over San Francisco tonight🙌🏼

We know a place where no cars go

Should you go to jail for a “public insult”? In France, you can. And in the case of @DoraMoutot, there’s a chance it actually happens. Read Dora’s full story here: bit.ly/4zcXhHz

Introducing AgentCraft: a multi-agent harness that runs inside Minecraft ⛏️ A team of Claude agents plans, builds in real worktrees, and walks over when they need you.

Any compositor who looks at this and says I won't use a tool like this because it's AI is just stupid and self-sabatoging. There is nothing precious about green screen removal. There is nothing artistic about rotoscoping. It's painful, costly, time consuming grunt work that almost nobody enjoys. And if you happen to be someone that does, do it in your own free time. No employer wants to pay for your me roto time. Speaking as someone who has done literally hundreds of hours of roto, its about freaken time. x.lingyaoai.com/ltx_io/status/21060152…

A recent series of papers suggested that nuclear power plants are responsible for more than 100 thousand cancers. Using their method, every landmark we tested causes cancer,

Mercedes Benz GRA 500 (1987)

they are consistent piped.video/N5JDzS9MQYI?is=KX_Y…

The fact Anthropic thought it could convince Christian theologians that its programmers could create a machine with a soul is the only story you need to hear to know to avoid the IPO.

cool, now make it 450ft and put it on Alcatraz there are too many billionaires in the bay area for this not to happen

U.S. Chief Design Officer @jgebbia shares some pretty absurd numbers about how Americans currently deal with the federal government: - 29,000 government websites - 10 billion hours spent navigating federal paperwork - 87 clicks to replace a Social Security card

1:1 meetings considered harmful

Our team sent a simple question to LA's Bureau of Engineering about a sewer line that's already permitted, so that we can get Certificate of Occupancy to get the homeowners moved in. They say they'll get back to us 10/27. This is what building housing in LA looks like.

Ben Thompson says Meta and Google are making more money using AI to improve their ads than the labs are from selling it: "The biggest monetization right now is probably not in Anthropic or OpenAI. It's the incremental gain that is happening for Google and Meta." "They can actually validate their image creation and their text creation in a way no one else can. Their validation is the ad marketplace, running a gazillion A/B tests to see what works. Most ads don't convert." "What do LLMs do? LLMs predict. We're going to move to this world where Meta is going to look at people and say, this person probably wants to see this next. And they're going to go find that thing and show it to them." "The potential upside in terms of just showing people better ads that are more relevant to them, they only need to increase a few percentage points for the returns to be billions and billions of dollars. This alone is worth them investing in being on the leading edge."

Excited to open source the Muse Gadgets SDK today! You can connect your DIY electronics like ESP32 boards and Raspberry Pi to Muse. Build an e-ink morning briefing, a push-to-talk pocket device, a sysadmin for your homelab, and much more. Details at gadgets.muse.ai

Teresa Torres wants to believe every product team does careful synthesis after each customer interview. The reality? It's hard, so teams give up and grab the two or three things they remember most. "We're not competing with making good synthesis faster. We're competing with making shallow synthesis better." That realization reshaped the approach: if product teams won't do the deep work, maybe the software should do it for them. 👉 Find a link to the full episode here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/63c… Apple Podcast: buff.ly/RbDqrGW YouTube: piped.video/watch?v=zverZHvd…