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Claude code uses models like Sonnet or Opus, so issues you have with the training apply.

No, it's not a US mentality. It's evidence of a universal mentality: people tend to learn 2nd (and additional languages) when there is...

I think this is wrong on the merits. Most immediately, Claude Code played a key role in the rover study. There is much more to say, but...

Maybe it came across wrong--I'm not trying to convince people their concerns are not valid because I think those concerns are valid. AI...

I was specifically asking about the image above. I’m not the best miniatures painter but I’m solid, have spent decades at it, and put...

I think "slop" might have different meanings to different people. Or different connotations. Or different impacts. Art used to be...

The final piece is not art? What is it, then? It has intention, interpretation, expression… I don’t blame your friend for disagreeing...

Follow-up: I made the image below for a recent game, using AI. The players had been building an airship for a number of sessions, and...

I think the problem dancy doesn't see is that without the people constantly learning by making games that use each others stuff we don't...

But you quoted me reply to someone who brought out two year old meme… I didn’t raise your post. But yes AI makes mistakes, it will...

Yeah, no disagreement from me

Right. The point is that they're aware of the reliability issues and think there are ways to address them even for high-stakes work...

Wait, before AI you were trusting stuff that comes across your social media feed? Seriously?

My work-paid for Gemini Pro subscription prominently says at the bottom of each window a line to the extent of "replies by this service...

You don't see why people using models for tasks where reliability is very important is relevant to your point about reliability?