Thomas Fuchs 🫯

@glc @julienw the point here is that it doesn't have permanence and isn't a conversation partner.

every time you talk to it, the entire previous conversation gets fed back to a new instance of it (which doesn't have any memory from before) and then it generates a statistically likely reply

@flq @julienw They're hiding this now behind tokens that you can't directly see, but the principle remains exactly the same. It's just more smoke and mirrors in newer harnesses/models.

@oliverboehme I mean yes, if you don't want to. But in any case it's good to understand how it works, if only to know and explain to people that they have delusions.

If you use AI or shrug about AI or talk about AI or love AI or hate AI—please watch this video showing that there's no mind behind it.

@_elena Leaked Slack comment from the CEO indicates what they really think: "the Nazis are the victims" -- see https://www.theverge.com/tech/988536/1password-dhh-linux-controversy

A thing I read today was that Nintendo was founded closer to the birth of Mozart than to today and this is breaking me