I wonder what the success rate is if you verify using AI generated faces (assuming they cheap out and you dont have to provide camera access)

A modern day Don Quixote

Not if Anduril or Palantir go anywhere near it

We'll need a private-watching private to stand guard

They will need to start banning PIs that abuse the system with AI slop and waste reviewers' time. Just a 1 year ban for the most egregious offenders is probably enough to fix the problem

He was vibe-coding in production. Am I reading that right? Sounds like an intern-level mistake.

Raw-dogging the internet without an adblocker is about as irresponsible as not using contraception

Meta is a security threat outside of Russia too. No privacy should be expected when using their services

-and other things sociopaths say

People who don't use LLMs to write code:

You guys are paying for a website, rather than just buying a physical dictionary?

The doctor says he's fit as a horse

Joining a teams call from the car sounds miserable. Doubly so if there's traffic.

Mercedes‑Benz gleefully describes this as having “the potential to transform the vehicle into a third workspace, complementing the office and the home office.”

How journalists sound when they compare an LLM to specialized software that plays chess

Grace Hopper's explanation about the light-nanosecond is still good for laypersons https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9eyFDBPk4Yw

For sure. There's an infinite amount of ways to get things wrong in math and physics. Without a fundamental understanding, all they can do is prompt-fondle and roll dice.

My guess is that vibe-physics involves bruteforcing a problem until you find a solution. That method sorta works, but is wholly inefficient and rarely robust/general enough to be useful.

Not much substance in that article, but I'll remember to avoid installing any web browsers called "Aura"

Orange County, Florida. Not California. I hope they succeed though.

The difference is that a human often has to be held accountable when they make a mistake, so most humans will use logic and critical thinking when trying hard not to make mistakes, even if it takes longer than an LLM whose "reasoning" is more like a slot machine.