Was the polling fake or was it an AI hallucination?

Generating an AI hallucination of "called 278 likely voters in the district and it resulted in..." is just as fake as making up the data yourself.

AI hallucination could be a way to generate fake polling data, but that doesn't matter given that the intent is to generate fake polling data. It could have been done with a bag of dice just as easily.

Now to find all the other influence campaigns that didn't get caught.

LOL wut? What has this country come to

Yeah, giving me any thing that is unverified is basically giving me work to do in order to verify it. I'm not going to verify your LLMs output. Take off the disclaimer, have someone be responsible for verifying it, or I'm out.

its just slop bro, welcome to the future

New version of "it's not that deep" dropped.

same day as you said that there was a train crash in spain which was weird, but yes just coincidence.

When you say its not deep though, I was just saying that literally everyone in Spain a year ago was talking about the yellow tram crash in portugal, and thus it was perhaps insensitive. I dont mind if noone agrees, there was a point to my comment. Just because you live in SF doesnt negate what everyone thought (in Spain, not SF ) when they saw the yellow tram, it was a national tragedy.

I guess weirdly not anymore. man life is crazy sometimes.

Has all the retail AI money been put into spaceX? If so, will they pull from spaceX and put into ant?

You're arguing with Opus my friend.

Company influences politics for shareholder value, not a surprise at all. This was just the time they got caught and I bet the other MAG7 are doing it in some form too even if its just massive donations

RIP frontier AI, the top customers can easily self host

What happens when their competitors decide to pay for a more intelligent frontier model?

What happens when your competitors invest in better and more expensive tools or materials in general? They (potentially) make better products, but those products also cost more. It's turtles all the way down.

Cool! That's when you pay the difference in marketing and auto-win your sector! People don't actually buy the best, they buy what they think is.

Ford vs. Ferrari, except that the Ford is actually a few months old Ferrari.

Does Ferrari have any moat if it can't convince the government to ban Ford?

The target audience is likely those who can't or won't use frontier models unless they are on-premise.

You buy the competitor and kill their culture from the inside, ruin them and take a tax loss on the company.

depends on the economics and much more, the best Ai cannot do a lot of things, 90% of human tasks by some reports

we technologists tend to extend what we see and think to other realms where it doesn't make sense

Benevolent dictator for life