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AI became part of daily work so fast. In a lot of jobs now, it does not even feel optional anymore. For example, I am not a native English speaker, so when I need to write an email in English, I usually use AI. It helps a lot with speed. I can say what I want, fix the tone, clean it up, and just send it. That part is great, no doubt. Same with analysis. Sometimes I just upload an Excel file and ask for the kind o

I think the Claude Mythos thing Anthropic announced is a pretty big deal. They’re basically framing it as their most powerful model yet, but they’re not releasing it publicly in the normal way. Instead they’ve put it behind this closed cybersecurity program, Project Glasswing, and only a small number of organizations get access. And the claims around it are kind of wild. They’re saying it found serious vulnerabilitie

Claude and other AIs were trained on humanity’s output without paying for it anyway. So from a purely logical point of view, aren’t Chinese models just doing the same thing? #Chatbots #OpenSource

I keep seeing the same takes everywhere: “AI will create new jobs”, “don’t worry, we’ve been here before”, “it’s just another tech shift”. Maybe. But honestly? That feels like cope. Look at what’s actually happening, not what people hope will happen. In the last couple of years, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and a bunch of other big tech companies laid off tens of thousands of people. Not because they were ab