▲ 294 r/biglaw
Are we sure AI companies aren't training on the stuff we feed them?
Allegedly OpenAI Figured out a math professor was on the verge of proving a theorem, checked his logs, took his idea, and used 10,000 agents to finish his work before he could. When he threatened to expose them they threatened him back. He exposed them anyway.
u/Duzac_Radcliffw — 1 month ago
▲ 239 r/biglaw
Dang shit is expensive
How do people without biglaw money survive? I went to McDonald's for the first time in a long time just now and a simple 2 cheeseburger combo meal, not supersized, and chicken tenders was $21. This is at the store not delivery.
If that guy made the Supersize Me documentary today he'd be spending $1,300 a month on the cheapest food you can buy.
u/Duzac_Radcliffw — 3 months ago