If we are not strong enough deny ourselves apps, why not use law against them? Maybe we aren't willing to just give up the app and let everyone else keep using it, because then we become the only engaged person in a group of tuned-outs, but the same person might be willing to ban it for everyone.
ADHD symptoms from screentimes, SSRIs, willing to put young boys on them for running around ie normal kids.
Chamath took one of his kids off apps, not a little but totally off meats, when he was diagnosed with ADHD and was prescribed meds. Chamath and his wife were like nope no meds and took their kid off apps. He said the turnaround was amazing. This now charming, engaged kid.
Apple bought DarwinAI (and it's AI-related doctorates). Shrinking LLMs. Apple wants its AI to run on their little devices. Apple usually buys smaller companies with things they can turn into features, rather than large already-developed companies.
Dark Web Vendors Are Using Drones for Delivery - YouTubeOnly with Octopus!
People Use GPS 'Jammers' to Stop Tracking of Their Cars - YouTubeIn Finland.
Iterative deployment. Rather than build in secret until they got to GPT5 they talked about 1 2 3 and 4. AI and surprise don't go together, and people institutions need time to adapt and think about these things. They pay attention to the progress, and take AI seriously. They think about what systems and regulations we want in place before the moment is crucial.
‘I think when a system can significantly increase the rate of scientific discovery in the world, that’s a huge deal.' Sam Altman
Altman talked about the best thing that people can see coming from ‘OpenAI’, that they provide free tools which the public can use to make things. However, so far we only have a fairly lame chatbot for doing small wrote tasks and mini coding projects. No large wrote tasks, no even medium sized coding.
Phone Co Employee Caught SIM-Swapping for Bribes - YouTubeDual-factor logins are a tool to get in, using this attack.
The government for some reason didn't reveal the name of the company.
So someone goes to a guy who works at a telecom company, and they give him $1000 per swap, and they provide him with the name of the person they want access to, and the worker can provide a copy of the SIM which they can use with 2FA to log into his accounts.