Keith Patton retweeted
the amount of intellectual laziness in the anti-ai discourse is so exhausting.
there are serious questions worth asking about this technology. but reducing something with the potential to revolutionize science and medicine to the same handful of shallow talking points is just fucking embarrassing.
Keith Patton retweeted
I am generally fairly open-minded to different types of music but I genuinely do not understand the appeal. I want someone to explain to me, very slowly and very clearly like I'm a five year old, what precisely is enjoyable about this. Why do you like it. Because it just feels like being on the bus with someone off their head
Starting to classify certain humans as pre opus 4.6 quality frontier models. Lots of people refusing to use tool calling and reliance on inference and low context windows and massive hallucinations. Lol
Keith Patton retweeted
the uncomfortable truth about ai democratizing intelligence is that it also makes mediocrity harder to excuse.
you have access to extraordinary tools.
what you choose to do with them is still entirely on you.
Keith Patton retweeted
The problem with AI is that it’s causing this massive brain drain where our brightest kids are working on curing cancer and creating abundant energy instead of building derivatives exchanges
Keith Patton retweeted
No matter how many times I listen to this, I cannot get over how incredible this sounds live!
Keith Patton retweeted
God, how I love this man. What a gem.
“I’d rather hear Hamas sing then hear Irish politicians talking about Jews. They have no damn right.”
Keith Patton retweeted
Someone is putting the law of every country into one git history.
Git for Global Law turns each country's laws into a repository where every commit is a real law taking effect. So you can see exactly what the law said on any date, and which law changed every word.
It started with the US Code, which hit #1 on Hacker News. The global version is growing country by country: Germany's constitution since 1949, Estonia and more so far.
Free to use for anything, and perfect for feeding to an AI.
github.com/lexifina/global-l…
Keith Patton retweeted
Still blows my mind someone at Google would of came up with the idea of Google Maps / Google Earth
Then suggested that they drive down every road on the planet and take pictures of it
And then they actually went and did it
Keith Patton retweeted
It's still such an adorable moment when the agent casually clicks the "I am not a robot" checkbox
Keith Patton retweeted
It's really strange to say but for a lot of companies, more tokens to the right people creates more value than hiring juniors.




















