Good luck getting past all the censorship to even scramble a halfway workable dataset together. Because the tech is definitely not what Apple is looking for there.

In West-Taiwan nichts neues.

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Worst part is some of them aren‘t even idiots, just selfish and reckless. They don‘t care if the company still exists in a year so as long as they can make millions driving it into the ground.

And yet Tencent and whoever made Roblox are arguably even worse than those.

They have a lack of understanding for AI, games and running a company. All they know is how to write themselves bonuses.

That‘s what I was getting at actually. They rebranded when clown attacks went viral on the internet. The new image of the company and their now (in)famous jingle „I‘m lovin‘ it!“ was supposed to only launch in Germany for McCafés but promptly went global when they really needed a rebrand quick.

Both are clowns and bring people nightmares.

Guter alter Freund hat da studiert. Natürlich mit Auslandsjahr in China. War mir damals schon nicht geheuer und da sieht man jetzt warum.

Philips walked so Nintendo could run.

It‘s really annoying how searching anything online becomes harder by the day because of it and AI is not helping with it either.

Who needs Ronald McDonald when you have managers like them?

There already are a small number of games utilizing LLMs. Yes it‘s immersion breaking from time to time but the worst part is the credit system many of them use to pay for the API. If you go past your conversation limit, you‘ve got to pay extra.

You know I‘m worried you might be exactly on point with this assumption. I still give some of them the benefit of doubt because humans can „reason“ themselves into pretty dangerous things by appealing to authority and the like. Doesn‘t make all of them evil but sure as hell way too gullible for the field they‘re working in.

Well I know a lot of German companies that would look for alternatives immediately if their management actually used the internet and knew about this.

This is the Brussels effect at work, everyone.

You would think space engineers would‘ve run those numbers before sending tens of thousands of them in orbit. It‘s really annoying that we can only hope for the best at this point.

Well duh they‘ve done the same when „working with“ German universities doing civilian drone groundwork. (Pun unintended) Scholarship programs are just a cheap way for them to get access to core technologies and they will utilize them for military use if possible. Maybe we should think twice before exposing our research to a systematic rival that seeks world domination and has been known for stealing tech.

It‘s exactly this dangerous mindset that‘s riding us in some AI service hellhole. Too many super talented developers have told themselves exactly that instead of standing up for their principles or even allowing themselves to have principles in the first place.

Only recently have they started leaving companies like OpenAI and taking a stance because they‘re actually seeing what their creation is used for and with how little care for human life it‘s been handled.

Of course many critics knew this was headed towards military contracts and complete Enshittification. It was plain to see OpenAI founders aren‘t the good guys but „someone else would do it anyway“ kept the underlings happy. This deterministic fallacy is also why anyone still works for Meta or Google. It‘s a really lazy excuse.

Oh of course. My point wasn‘t that there‘s already easier ways to replace all workers. It was more about that humanoid robots sure ain‘t it. The upkeep cost and fail rates are way too high to be cost effective and we won‘t see more of them than small test facilities that only exist as a bad proof of concept to pressure employees.