#NoAI #SamAltman
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@adriano @PapyrusBrigade My guess is they pay someone else to drive the kids to school.
@Cassandra @adriano @PapyrusBrigade I watched The Audacity, and it's too real.
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What is there to say about Sam Altman's childhood.@petealexharris @PapyrusBrigade
Don't look up info about his sister's childhood unless you're willing to learn some really miserable stuff.
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@PapyrusBrigade I don't want to imagine what this mans kids are going to be like.
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@PapyrusBrigade looks like they haven't been rich *quite* long enough to figure out absentee parenting with a paid nanny but it sounds like they're heading in that direction
i only wonder if it would make the kids better or worse
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@PapyrusBrigade AI and search engines tend to replace human interaction. "Search it" is just code for "don't talk to me."
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@The_T @PapyrusBrigade "Little Timmy really messed up on that math test – Yes Bill, that was the 3rd time this year he brought home an D. It will be hard to get into a good college. And it's not looking like he'll get a sports scholarship either."
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@petealexharris @PapyrusBrigade
Don't look up info about his sister's childhood unless you're willing to learn some really miserable stuff.
Yep. It's enough to let your human instincts warn you he can't be trusted, without having to know those details.
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This might be a good idea if you are a company that makes money telling governments where their targets are
This might be a bad idea if any governments might ever want to target you -
@Cassandra Yeah. If you're at all familiar with Silicon Valley entrepreneurs you don't need to watch it.
It's a bit like Pride and Prejudice in that it focuses on one social class, and people who actually do any work remain in the background.
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@PapyrusBrigade @Npars01 That’s the problem with all these anti-social addled tech bros. They keep trying to reinvent normal human interactions.
I agree with #Pluralistic 's observation that tech bros want to insert themselves & their products between you and your normal human interactions to monetize & manipulate them. Hostages, if you will.
https://www.afterpsychotherapy.com/narcissistic-personality-disorder/
https://psychcentral.com/blog/psychology-self/2019/10/triangulation-and-narcissism
https://www.mentalhealth.com/library/narcissistic-triangulation
https://bestchoicecounselling.com/how-narcissistic-abuse-utilizes-triangulation-to-control-victims/
Triangulation of relationships & their weaponization is a common feature with people with borderline personality disorders like narcissism.
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I agree with #Pluralistic 's observation that tech bros want to insert themselves & their products between you and your normal human interactions to monetize & manipulate them. Hostages, if you will.
https://www.afterpsychotherapy.com/narcissistic-personality-disorder/
https://psychcentral.com/blog/psychology-self/2019/10/triangulation-and-narcissism
https://www.mentalhealth.com/library/narcissistic-triangulation
https://bestchoicecounselling.com/how-narcissistic-abuse-utilizes-triangulation-to-control-victims/
Triangulation of relationships & their weaponization is a common feature with people with borderline personality disorders like narcissism.
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@PapyrusBrigade i dont thinj its a good idea to encourage Sam to interact with his family more often.
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@PapyrusBrigade this takes something that could almost be a fun idea and turns it into something odd that the kids will probably hate. Imagine setting up equipment and recording a podcast interview with your kid, treating them like a pro athlete. That would be kinda fun as long as the kid actually is on board with that idea (they might still hate it!)
Automating it sounds like it might be mildly entertaining for a few seconds before the kid gets bored or even creeped out.
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@Cassandra Yeah. If you're at all familiar with Silicon Valley entrepreneurs you don't need to watch it.
It's a bit like Pride and Prejudice in that it focuses on one social class, and people who actually do any work remain in the background.
@foolishowl @Cassandra I'm dying to see more of the opposite, but unfortunately the people who greenlight these projects might not appreciate the joke.
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@PapyrusBrigade this takes something that could almost be a fun idea and turns it into something odd that the kids will probably hate. Imagine setting up equipment and recording a podcast interview with your kid, treating them like a pro athlete. That would be kinda fun as long as the kid actually is on board with that idea (they might still hate it!)
Automating it sounds like it might be mildly entertaining for a few seconds before the kid gets bored or even creeped out.
@PapyrusBrigade Also, listening on the way to school? No one in the car wants to listen to that shit. There's probably some music your kid likes that you've been refusing to play in the car. Play that. Kids love sharing things with you! I fucking stg these people don't understand humans at all.
Brogrammer parents will literally make up an uncalled for fantasy world instead of just handing their kid the aux cord. Let your kid use your nice speakers that you squander on Lex Friedman.
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@PapyrusBrigade Hang on, so putting all of your childs information - school, activities, ages, friends - online for anyone to access, that is suddenly a positive?
And all of their connections and family, with all of their activities?
At the same time as putting age restrictions on social media, purportedly to protect the children is happening.
More talking, less AI please.
@SteveClough @PapyrusBrigade these LLMs masquerading as AI sure sound like a sophisticated system set up to benefit our nation's top criminals and human traffickers. If they aren't the very same people, then I'm sure one has no problem selling the information to the other for the right price, and we all know how discreet these f'ers can be.
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@foolishowl @Cassandra I'm dying to see more of the opposite, but unfortunately the people who greenlight these projects might not appreciate the joke.
@ManWhoTalksToHisHand @Cassandra I've daydreamed of a movie with some operatic hero in the foreground playing out the usual tropes while, if you pay attention, you realize there's a whole set of characters in the background who help each other and save their community.
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@ManWhoTalksToHisHand @Cassandra I've daydreamed of a movie with some operatic hero in the foreground playing out the usual tropes while, if you pay attention, you realize there's a whole set of characters in the background who help each other and save their community.
@foolishowl @Cassandra Ha! I too have imagined such a film! Maybe I should write it? The idea of the true main characters being the actual ones in the background sounds like it could be fun if done correctly.
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@PapyrusBrigade That man is a psychopath.
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@The_T @PapyrusBrigade he probably meant on his way to work, there's like zero chance he doesn't think himself too important to drive his kids to school (assuming he even has kids?)
