Ow god vox day. That dweeb.

the phrase “magic dirt” sounds real familiar.

Same for me but also cant recall the reference.

Yeah I saw Galloway be described as, lets keep it civil, a big opportunist.

A quick glance at segfaults reactions seem to me like he operates on 'if I just explain it enough to people they will agree with my side, and if they dont they have not properly heard all the facts', and he (the dox people dropped seems to imply male pronouns) seems to really begrudge friends/people he knows irl for disagreeing with him. Which doesnt seem to be the most healthy place to be in in a conflict like this.

What a shitshow, always sad to see somebody have an online episode like that. (As an outsider I obv have no idea what is going on, and im not going to dig into all that).

How is this possible? We included 'do not treat sarcasm as serious' in the prompt.

Damn prompt goblins again!

Turns out sneerclub is the superpredictor. 10/10 on going 'this is a bad idea'.

I enjoyed a different type of takedown than our more usual method of pointing out the weird nested asumptions.

it has become painfully clear that there is some sort of intrinsic value to the truth of the art, of the experience that creates it, to the backstory that connects it to reality.

This has been a thing for a while now already, even before gen AI in gaming that there often was, for a lot of people a preference to playing with others, as in various games any npc AI, or randomly generated events (like in skyrims dynamic quests) were seen as less interesting than real human interactions/created things.

Think this is a typo btw:

Hidu pantheon

The argument goes that we're seeing an exponential increase in the rate of technological development.

Also interesting to note that the evidence so far is at max N=1.

This is exactly what a white MtG main would say.

The top comments under the yt vid:

"If people like 47fu build it, everybody dies."

And

When I saw Eliezer's attire in the thumbnail, I was a bit disappointed. However, after listening to the first five minutes, I'm wondering how the hell he knew to dress so appropriately. Now I'm convinced he is a genius.

Unrelated to that, but is it just me or does Liron Shapira look weird? Did he use some sort of genAI overlay on his own looks, or some weird postprocessing something? His older vids don't give me that vibe. The bowtie looks oddly floaty. (But can be that they always do that and I'm just not around enough people who wear that).

Looks to me he took the debate the correct amount of serious.

Edit: the link to the debate nobody seems to link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FIg4zQKBpAs 15k views in 3 days

Cant IPO, cant AGI, cant ROI, poor openAI just the worst luck.