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Has the decline of knowledge work begun?

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388 points pseudolus | 3 comments | 25 Mar 25 17:02 UTC | HN request time: 1.829s | source
1. squigglydonut ◴[27 Mar 25 00:49 UTC] No.43489250[source]▶
If you want better than AI you must demand it as if life depended on it.
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2. timewizard ◴[27 Mar 25 03:13 UTC] No.43490046[source]▶
How about quality of life improvements for everyone on the planet first? I think life /actually/ depends on that.

Goofy energy wasting language models take an extreme backseat; however, this is "private equity world" and the rules are just to rip everyone off regardless of long term outcomes.

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3. milesrout ◴[27 Mar 25 08:54 UTC] No.43491569[source]▶
What does this comment even mean? I understand all the individual words but in combination it is nonsensical.

What are "quality of life improvements for everyone on the planet"? What does that even mean? Are you proposing some sort of communist system? Why, in response to an entirely unrelated comment on an unrelated topic?

What the hell is "private equity world"?