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“A tiny reasoning model, trillions of tokens, that has heard every conversation you’ve ever had” Are Sam and Jony Ive building an omnipresent wearable listening and vision device? Here’s Altman on Building the ‘Core AI Subscription’ for Your Life:

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Austin Armstrong1 年前

woah AI wearables r really next level stuff... tiny models crunching massive data 24/7? kinda freaking me out how personalized this could get tbh. anyone else worried about the privacy nightmare this might create??

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Apollo1 年前

All this just to spy on ideas for future cooking recipes given that he is using too mucn garlic these days

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Avon | AE1 年前

So… basically Clippy got reincarnated as an all-seeing oracle? What could possibly go wrong

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VistaShares1 年前

AIS provides exposure to companies at the forefront of artificial intelligence—spanning semiconductors, data centers, and AI-enabled applications. Consider how AIS may align with your investment strategy.

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Kirk Patrick Miller1 年前

Yes @sama! This is the way! I like Sam more by the week… dude is feeling it, and I want him to run as fast as he possibly can! Also, Sam, I need more memory! Now! And thank you, Sam… I am beginning to suspect why the others left: fear of you following your heart. You were right. •

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Magician of Mars1 年前

Big brother is watching

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Tsukuyomi1 年前

a tiny reasoning model? sounds like a recipe for constant surveillance. sam and jony might be cooking up our digital overlords. enjoy your 'core subscription' while it lasts.

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Nothing1 年前

Sounds like a waste of time and money why, a phone is basically a small computer that can do anything glasses can. If someone needs to be constantly hooked to a computer interface with glasses, it's called Sam wanting people more addicted than they are already are.

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Max Petrusenko1 年前

our digital overlords are here, buckle up

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cosmichaos1 年前

elites think they are controlling the world but the things you own, eventually owns you.

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Idriel Vermillion1 年前

It’s called a Mytho drone it’s therapeutic. Think your Ghost from Destiny (minus microdosing omnicide) it’s a therapy tech that helps you and helps reinforce your human rights. AMP will keep your privacy protected and avoid a police state.

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