Curious what type of production triage are you using AI for? Incidents or bugs or both?

I need a Brother for TVs.

FYI, Brother has also started enshittifying their printers so don't skip the research the next time you buy.

Oh no! Thanks for the heads up!

Also this documentary is very good: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nZS-mkygGWI

It’d be great when they start releasing these machines with the local models ready for use!

They already do: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundationmodels/s...

Also see: https://apfel.franzai.com

yes

Google Finance’s redesign is also a disaster, IMHO. I liked the “classic.”

I also don’t remember the last time I used Google search.

Finance is utter garbage now. 80% of the screen is AI bullshit and my portfolio is like 10%. And the design of it all is just a wireframe and not easily scannable at all. I’ve just stopped using it since I can’t get back to Classic view anymore.

He is not advocating for banning models per se but the proposal makes a business model (i.e. serving open weight models) that is starting to work more expensive.

Agreed, and that serves Anthropic. It seems unproblematic to me. Dario probably sincerely believes in mandatory safety testing for capable models (open and closed), and likes the fact that it aligns with Anthropic's interest.

> Open-weights models—it does not matter whether they come from China or anywhere else—do potentially present a higher risk than closed models

I don’t think this is open or closed; this is aligned and unaligned. I bet Grok would be as open as any open weight models to answering questions.

Similar to Paperwork Reduction Act, we may need Slop Reduction Act.

Which would mandate an AI summary be added to each document indicating the amount of AI used to generate it.

PowerPC Mac G4 (1999): https://youtu.be/lb7EhYy-2RE