What is exactly the non sense part?

Can you elaborate on the education analogy and how it relates to AI doomer stuff?

Well the quote I referenced from the article of the machines deciding to destroy humanity is utter scifi nonsense.

There are obviously legitimate risks to AI and safety is important, but this is the same for any new technology, and it's governments' responsibilities to ensure that people are safe. AI companies mindlessly slowing down and keeping their tech to themselves does no service to humanity, and if anything is a net-negative due to how tremendously useful this stuff is.

Education is analogous to AI because AI is an enormous education and productivity boost to humanity - sort of like everyone having a personal assistant, programmer, and tutor at their fingertips. This could be used for good and it could be used for bad, but the technology itself is neutral.

Again I want to emphasize that obviously there are downsides that could result from evil people using AI for bad purposes, but that does not justify slowing down AI progress - just like I don't see "people using information for bad purposes" as a legitimate reason for stifling advancement in education or something like Google search.

I have yet to see any convincing argument otherwise. Feel free to provide your counter-perspective.

Fantastique. I'd be happy to pay for this service with an API access. We run team building events and trivia is so popular. Your service would save us hours monthly.

I will be adding an API and some integrations. Please register a free account now and I'll send out an email when it's ready: https://quizgecko.com/register

I learned to sell… by selling.

I read how to win friends and influence people and made up prompts based on that knowledge. Went out there and sucked hard for two months. And then it clicked and my business took off.

Airbnb won’t open an API for experiences so I created one for myself. Scraping. Once you have four accounts and ten experiences using the UI became impossible to manage.

We run "trips" to Paris, if you want to bring your team to the city of lights! Live footage from Paris, cheese and wine delivered, the whole nine yards!

https://www.woyago.com/

This is very well done, nice job. My team is back in the office but wish we did this during quarantine.

Airbnb experiences will not add an API, so if you run any kind of tours, you have to go the App to add/remove/change dates/prices/starting points.

Selenium takes care of it now.

Everytime I use Selenium, even for legitimate use cases, I feel dirty deep down under. My soul writhens and I want to do something else in life other than writing Selenium automation - perhaps chop some wood.