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Did your slop Python script accidentally transfer $10,000,000 to a stranger? Did your vibe coded app accidentally leaked 300,000 peoples phone numbers, e-mail addresses, and passport? Don't worry, fam. The folks over there at ... Corgi ... now provide AI insurance.

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Profilbild von Brandon ッ

Brandon ッvor 5 Monaten

do they insure against this?

Profilbild von Waffle

Wafflevor 5 Monaten

"Hey uhhh Corgi?? Yeah chatgippty just fucked up my servers please fix"

Profilbild von InfoTechBrent

InfoTechBrentvor 5 Monaten

I don't see anyway that this would work long term. The contract would be either too restrictive it will never payout or too easy and be the target of fraud to the point it goes under.

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Observervor 5 Monaten

Soo.... how do I get on the $10,000,000 stranger transfer receiving end list? For science.

Profilbild von fr0g

fr0gvor 5 Monaten

Insurance for humanoids and other autonomous physical devices makes sense. This reminds me of cyber insurance in case of breach.

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Dogecoinvor 5 Monaten

headlines soon "AI incorrectly approves full insurance claim payments to AI insurance customers."

Profilbild von Erik Ex Plano

Erik Ex Planovor 5 Monaten

The fine print on this must be truly amazing to behold.

Profilbild von Combat Corgi

Combat Corgivor 5 Monaten

Identity theft

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Prismorvor 5 Monaten

If this is the insurance then we built the drug to prevent this. Free to use

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Ed Khil, Lord of the algorithm.vor 5 Monaten

Slopsurance

Profilbild von Shalkie - The original! 🅅 🅅 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🫂💙🦋

Shalkie - The original! 🅅 🅅 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🫂💙🦋vor 5 Monaten

New use of the “corgi thinks she can fix him” lyrics from @uwu_underground ?

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Chris O'Rourkevor 5 Monaten

I wonder who is underwriting this and what criteria / validation is in place. Has to be wild.

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st8le̤̤̤̤̤̤̤̤̤̤ssvor 5 Monaten

Oh great, the snakes found our fun little terrarium.

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Mastergrillvor 5 Monaten

@anthonieisacnt Paying extra to cover for legal fees and damages cause by paying another extra to have "agents" instead of engineers designing Automations Fantastic

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Just Browsing 🇺🇸vor 5 Monaten

Oh ffs

Profilbild von Ahad Ahadi

Ahad Ahadivor 5 Monaten

the security industry doesnt need to advertise anymore... vibe coding does the marketing for us 😭

Profilbild von Jacek Пу́тін иди нахуй!

Jacek Пу́тін иди нахуй!vor 5 Monaten

zobacz @MaciejWasek już jest !

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Jackle 🤹‍♂️vor 5 Monaten

Definitely a future in here, I think it will require a larger company to work tho

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Viktorvor 5 Monaten

Cant go wrong with “corgi”.

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Haroonvor 5 Monaten

ofcourse nothing can go wrong with an AI insurance /s

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🆁🅴🅳🅵🅰🅽vor 5 Monaten

And lord, I bet it ain’t cheap.

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LunacySoftvor 5 Monaten

@drb0n3z 🤣 I am sure they will make bank

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George Saoulidisvor 5 Monaten

Necessary at this time and age

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Marius Reineckervor 5 Monaten

No human invention ever has been so good it has not been immediately weaponized, monetized, and exploited well from its earliest infancy. Why should AI be any different. And of course insurance vultures pounce. Surprised it took that long, actually.

Profilbild von DissentingSkeptic

DissentingSkepticvor 5 Monaten

Saying that pytorch and openmodelsdb all the way. If you have a 16GB RTX card and 32GB+ ram that is !

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Pranay Reddy | building with AIvor 5 Monaten

These day I'm listening about people complaining more of AI leaking in public then helping them. Is there a fault in the engineering of the work using AI or AI being too careless?

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Nateyvor 5 Monaten

IBM 1979

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Josephvor 5 Monaten

Ai insurance? It was only a matter of time

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Al Lvor 5 Monaten

Sorry bra... founder physiognomy and choice of company name tells me this gonna be a scam

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Failure is an optionvor 5 Monaten

I was wondering about this - who is liable? the people publishing vibe coded garbage or the AI company making a product that lies 60% of the time?

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Φ§vor 5 Monaten

unreal. the minimum amount of fks to give keeps getting lower and the deceit skyrockets, each eclipsed by profitability at every opportunity. [compliance is not for companies, it's for the sheep watching the companies] they are sprinting towards the end like there won't be a tmrw

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Redas Devvor 5 Monaten

Insurance is the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. We’re the fence at the top. Track commitments before they fail.

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wvrld⚡️∞/21mvor 5 Monaten

and whos gonna insure that insurance ?

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IntelCorgivor 5 Monaten

Sigh

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Amit Kumar Sindhi

111,101 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Most AI slop consumer apps will be DEAD in 5 years. I think this is where the market is headed I was bored today so I texted Rork to make me a Snake game. 2 minutes later I'm playing snake on my phone. I also did this yesterday with a to-do list app. In a way Rork is like a super app That can make apps on your phone. And it's not hard for consumers To utilize, This game took 1 prompt. most simple apps that can be one shotted with 1 prompt are most likely done for once this hits the consumer market. Eventually all the slop apps will be filtered out. And the apps that will survive are the ones that have community, gamification and identity that can't be replicated So Start building Genuine banger apps.

Most AI slop consumer apps will be DEAD in 5 years. I think this is where the market is headed I was bored today so I texted Rork to make me a Snake game. 2 minutes later I'm playing snake on my phone. I also did this yesterday with a to-do list app. In a way Rork is like a super app That can make apps on your phone. And it's not hard for consumers To utilize, This game took 1 prompt. most simple apps that can be one shotted with 1 prompt are most likely done for once this hits the consumer market. Eventually all the slop apps will be filtered out. And the apps that will survive are the ones that have community, gamification and identity that can't be replicated So Start building Genuine banger apps.

Ernesto Lopez

502,098 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

You've got mail We’re releasing Tomo Inbox. Tomo often inspires users to embark on (exciting!) adventures that sometimes requires seeking information over (boring) email. Tomo can now send emails to different groups on your behalf without using your own email nor making you to create a new one. Tomosapiens have shared that they’ve used Tomo Inbox to - Book a Mariachi band to surprise their long distance girlfriend - Email 20 restaurants in Venezuela to locate a ring that went missing while on a trip there - (Accidentally) confess to a crush It’s another way for everyday people to close the gap between idea and action and have more reasons to forward to Tomorrow

You've got mail We’re releasing Tomo Inbox. Tomo often inspires users to embark on (exciting!) adventures that sometimes requires seeking information over (boring) email. Tomo can now send emails to different groups on your behalf without using your own email nor making you to create a new one. Tomosapiens have shared that they’ve used Tomo Inbox to - Book a Mariachi band to surprise their long distance girlfriend - Email 20 restaurants in Venezuela to locate a ring that went missing while on a trip there - (Accidentally) confess to a crush It’s another way for everyday people to close the gap between idea and action and have more reasons to forward to Tomorrow

Justin Quan

13,388 Aufrufe • vor 29 Tagen

Literally stole $12M worth of app ideas in minutes by just sending a few prompts from my phone I doubted it too, i don't blame you but AI is undeniable I did not want to admit that “ I wasted years learning code” all for a clanker to do it in 45 minutes So i’m done coping, and you should too I built 5 apps at the same time with just a few prompts it’s a blessing really, you can now fail faster. Master distribution and suddenly you're app is making $20k/mo

Literally stole $12M worth of app ideas in minutes by just sending a few prompts from my phone I doubted it too, i don't blame you but AI is undeniable I did not want to admit that “ I wasted years learning code” all for a clanker to do it in 45 minutes So i’m done coping, and you should too I built 5 apps at the same time with just a few prompts it’s a blessing really, you can now fail faster. Master distribution and suddenly you're app is making $20k/mo

Jah Jiren

27,965 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Black American says Black people are falsely claiming racism against White people, he says it’s really Black people creating the issues “Black people are always talking about how racist white folks are and how white folks are always starting sh*t. Well, here's the issue. At the end of the day, white folks wouldn't give a **** about what a n*gga is doing if they did what the **** they were supposed to do. If you wasn't out tearing sh*t up, f*cking shit up, being threatening, walking around screaming you hate white people, white people wouldn't give a f*ck about what you did” “They don't come into the projects looking for you to bother you. You go into their neighborhood neighborhoods and f*ck with them. They don't come to the projects looking for you. They don't go into your grocery stores. They don't go into your shoe stores. They don't go to your car lots. They don't go to your clubs or your parties. Yet white people are your problem” He explains that white people aren’t targeting black people or killing black people, it’s the other way around “If n*ggas acted like civilized people, white people wouldn't have a problem with them. I'm not a n*gga. I'm a black person and I go around white folks all the motherf*cking time and never have an issue “If you don't like the United States so f*cking much and white people are so racist, go somewhere else where everybody looks like you. Because I guarantee after you — you're gonna be begging to come back here — Those are facts.” It’s always good to see self accountable and this man is so correct. It’s all about BEHAVIOR, if people act right and treat everyone kindly and with respect there are no issues

Black American says Black people are falsely claiming racism against White people, he says it’s really Black people creating the issues “Black people are always talking about how racist white folks are and how white folks are always starting sh*t. Well, here's the issue. At the end of the day, white folks wouldn't give a **** about what a n*gga is doing if they did what the **** they were supposed to do. If you wasn't out tearing sht up, fcking shit up, being threatening, walking around screaming you hate white people, white people wouldn't give a fck about what you did” “They don't come into the projects looking for you to bother you. You go into their neighborhood neighborhoods and fck with them. They don't come to the projects looking for you. They don't go into your grocery stores. They don't go into your shoe stores. They don't go to your car lots. They don't go to your clubs or your parties. Yet white people are your problem” He explains that white people aren’t targeting black people or killing black people, it’s the other way around “If nggas acted like civilized people, white people wouldn't have a problem with them. I'm not a ngga. I'm a black person and I go around white folks all the motherfcking time and never have an issue “If you don't like the United States so fcking much and white people are so racist, go somewhere else where everybody looks like you. Because I guarantee after you — you're gonna be begging to come back here — Those are facts.” It’s always good to see self accountable and this man is so correct. It’s all about BEHAVIOR, if people act right and treat everyone kindly and with respect there are no issues

Wall Street Apes

344,320 Aufrufe • vor 5 Tagen

Y'all listen to this. My coworker accidentally took the house keys with her on a girls' night. Her husband gets off work completely locked out. Instead of blowing up her phone, he calls her an hour later just to make sure she arrived safely. He didn't raise his voice once. He just goes "Honey, there's a slight problem... you took the keys! I'm at a friend's house, so don't even worry. Hit me up when you're free, I'll pick you up. Enjoy your night, I love you." 😭 Ladies, this is why you always choose a man who is calm and gentle!

Y'all listen to this. My coworker accidentally took the house keys with her on a girls' night. Her husband gets off work completely locked out. Instead of blowing up her phone, he calls her an hour later just to make sure she arrived safely. He didn't raise his voice once. He just goes "Honey, there's a slight problem... you took the keys! I'm at a friend's house, so don't even worry. Hit me up when you're free, I'll pick you up. Enjoy your night, I love you." 😭 Ladies, this is why you always choose a man who is calm and gentle!

Mila ✧

2,630,475 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🚨 FIDELITY “ACCIDENTALLY” WIRES WOMAN $8.7 MILLION — AND SHE CALLS THEM TO GIVE IT BACK She says June 28, 2024 is the day she’ll regret forever. According to her, $8,786,117.47 suddenly appeared in her bank account. She even shows the screenshot on camera. A wiring error. And instead of staying quiet? She picked up the phone and told the bank there had been a mistake, asking how to return it. Now she’s looking back wondering why she did. “Whoever was wiring $8.7 million and didn’t even double check it… probably didn’t need it that bad, right?" Eight point seven. Million. Dollars. Be honest, if $8.7 million hits your account by mistake... are you calling them or staying silent?

🚨 FIDELITY “ACCIDENTALLY” WIRES WOMAN $8.7 MILLION — AND SHE CALLS THEM TO GIVE IT BACK She says June 28, 2024 is the day she’ll regret forever. According to her, $8,786,117.47 suddenly appeared in her bank account. She even shows the screenshot on camera. A wiring error. And instead of staying quiet? She picked up the phone and told the bank there had been a mistake, asking how to return it. Now she’s looking back wondering why she did. “Whoever was wiring $8.7 million and didn’t even double check it… probably didn’t need it that bad, right?" Eight point seven. Million. Dollars. Be honest, if $8.7 million hits your account by mistake... are you calling them or staying silent?

HustleBitch

1,370,007 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten