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Bill Gates says Claude passed his own ability to write code late last year, sooner than he expected "And so it was a little over 3 years ago when you know Sam and Greg and Ilya and a group were at my house showing me ChatGPT about 6 months... show more
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You haven't coded in years. The early windows where you might have coded was total shit so to say Claude passed your level of coding is very disappointing
Ft @BillGates on The Times Tech Podcast with Katie Prescott and Danny Fortson Full interview, every quote searchable:
Why does Bill Gates the Epstein pedophile have any platform?
Can this guy just go buy an island in the Caribbean, move there, and STFU?
Has anyome uploaded the epstein files to AI yet? What did it say?
When you see something amazing is your first thought "how an evil person can use it"? No, you don't. But he immediately thought about "cyber risk and bio risk".
I don’t believe a word Bill Gates says.
That's not nothing. Gates was considered one of the best programmers. He used to approve every line of code that Microsoft released back in the day.
Yeah Bill its using the code you wrote and a ton of other people. Its not an ability
I mean this guy's specialty was mostly stealing other people's code, so checks out pretty well I'd say..
*surpassed.
Yeah but he was shit at code clearly
Who cares? Calculators do the same.
go away !
ilya met with this asshole ?
I don't like Bill Gates, Epstein Island VIP, and consider him a sociopath and negative influence on humanity. However, I cannot dismiss the points he makes here as trivial and untrue.
Nothing like privileged persons attempting to inform us, developers, developers, developers...
This one is going to live rent free in every AI timeline today 😂
Why isn’t he arrested yet?
I have been coding daily for 40 years and I am very happy I have been totally surpassed by AI.
Yeah cybersecurity is embodied by generations of poorly written code on insecure platforms, and all that is going to be at risk if bots show up that can defeat the half-baked defenses that have never really worked.
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