i mean for most people, there's a real pain point. having to sit down and spend an hour or more booking flights, accoms, etc for a trip is a pain in the ass

I enjoy doing it! I definitely want a say in where I'm staying and which flight I'm taking.

If I had an AI doing it, I'd probably spend an hour typing out all of my requirements and thought processes, in the hope that it would make sensible choices. Then sit anxiously whilst it goes off and does its thing.

this is also my fear, after seeing anthropic yank access to openclaw users, they could just as easily restrict users from third party harnesses

it should be, net worth is assets minus debt

they assume if someone wants context, they'll just ask chatGPT for it

“Nothing in my training data covers this, but if I had to guess, OpenAI may have released information about GPU support in Mac OS X early, pissing off Steve Jobs.”

sadly they are probably right

>Open sourcing models is not a commercial risk because barely anyone can run them locally

there are dozens of us!

Open weights are indeed a commercial risk because there's no shortage of companies that'll make a business out of running MaaS (model as a service), close & resell a fine-tuned or distilled variant (DeepSeeking of Llama / Cursorification of Kimi, for example).