A.I. Stuff

[Fernando]

Well I'll be damned. CoPilot does get something right occasionally.

CoPilot frustrates me. I ask on a website what to do and it tells me the steps.
I don't see what CoPilot tells me and I keep asking what it is talking about.
Eventually, CoPilot would later admit it's not apparent from the page I'm looking. Ugh.
It makes it difficult in planning my vacation.

 

[cashcatz]

Microsoft AI CEO predicts 'most, if not all' white-collar tasks will be automated by AI within 18 months

https://www.businessinsider.com/mic...ite-collar-tasks-automation-prediction-2026-2

Not all, but any work that has verifiable answers is going to get absolutely shredded by AI. Thankfully appraisal work is an opinion

 

[Vermonter]

Thankfully appraisal work is an opinion

Which is unfortunately very easy to discredit with overwhelming amounts of data.

3 months ago I thought this business had 5-10 years, but at the exponential rate of improvement in agentic workflows, I think most will be done quite a bit sooner.

 

[Non Sequitur]

 

[cashcatz]

He's got some good videos but I think the OpenClaw or whatever it will be called tomorrow is hype and not useful for most people vs the existing tooling.

 

[Vermonter]

He's got some good videos but I think the OpenClaw or whatever it will be called tomorrow is hype and not useful for most people vs the existing tooling.

Agree. Claude code CLI does pretty much the same thing

 

[djd09]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2017631450871238988

 

[Dublin ohio]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2017631450871238988

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[cashcatz]

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Exactly, he's likely not homeless because he can't find a job.

 

[Vermonter]

Exactly, he's likely not homeless because he can't find a job.

Can't find the article, but there was some startup in Vancouver that wanted to use drones/robotics to deliver safe injection materials directly to addicts instead of making them come to the safe injection site. Even liberal Canadians refused that one