this guy is endorsed by Amy Chua 😂, yes that Chua, the "tiger mom" who "advised" young women to dress sexually provocatively to be hired by Brent Kavenaugh. Brilliant optimisation strategies for success, worth every $$$$$$.
😂 love it. when LinkedIn perma-banned me, this is the line i'd conclude chats with customer service reps whom i'd been trying to reason with to unban me.
> problem >solution -> problem > ??? >profit
exactly. they say what they think the "market", funders, analysts, their peers, their entourages, TEDx bench-warmers, LinkedIn algorithms want to hear. it's like the guys who don't quite believe in things like diversity at the workplace but mouth the "correct" things to appear credible.
well that's one way incel engineers (& they don't get incel-ier than working for Melon) get a chance to fuck.
in solidarity. i know this because i know people like him & her among rich indian finbros. money & ivy league educations do nothing for them to critically look at their own compliance w the patriarchy. they'll donate to "DEI" causes but at home & within communities of peers be openly bigoted.
it's a "normal" thought under patriarchy though. he's appealing also to a particular crowd of rich finance types that subscribes to this view of their wives. also, ugly for the kids yes or maybe, but certainly not for him.
not good enough. you should've given this in your OP itself. so now it is pretty clear you are totally fine with people flaunting n@zi insignia and will find ways to justify it.
Meanwhile, AI synthesises slop and gibberish that hijack systems, like throwing mud at a machine and getting it stuck. Shouldn't he be more worried that his pet is way, way more stupid than humans? But then how can the "godfather of AI" admit he's created stupidity, na?
See also how AI devastated a journalist by >>accusing<< him of the crimes he was only >>covering<< No, it's a bad idea to trust AI to summarise news stories. theconversation.com/why-microsof...
As generative language models continue to shape our digital world, the risks of misinformation and misidentification grow ever more pressing.