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companies used ai to replace humans humans now use ai to replace companies.
I can finally make my printer accept third party ink
"everything is open source if you know assembly", and apparently LLMs know assembly.
Companies will own nothing and be happy...
I fear that companies start making their software run on their servers only and stream the window to your client computer, like Stadia was for gaming. I don’t see how else they avoid the IP leakage.
The future will see companies avoid running as much of their software on your hardware as possible
Broadcom, Mediatek... I AM COMING FOR YOU DRIVERS
low key want to use this on abandonware games to make them compatible with modern OS
you can easily start the video at 3:00, won't lose anything
Software devs: *having an existential crisis* Artists and musicians: First time?
6:49 - If it's open source, it almost 100% has seen it in its training data.
The world when I finally decide to learn coding:
would love to see the end of Adobe
The future is companies avoiding running as much of their software on your hardware as physically possible.
Year 2036 - you RDP into a locked down virtual machine on your $9000 Intel Atom 2GB RAM Dell thinclient
The good news is you won't have to do security research anymore because it's all automatically a dumpster fire.
ai can reverse engineer an entire app now and i still can’t reverse engineer the code i wrote last week
We're at a stage of AI development where it can now produce full products by itself, but none of them can be validated if they make sense. If you don't have a human in the loop who can actually objectively distinguish bad from good patterns it really doesn't matter. It can generate a ton of slop that will kinda work. Will it continue to work? Probably not.
“I’ve seen claims that they’re very slow and not responsive” sounds like the AI perfectly recreated Adobe apps, in that case
GTA6 will be reverse engineered before it's released.