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They didn’t collaborate with IMO btw No transparency whatsoever just vague posting bullshit.. and stealing the shine from the people who worked hard asf at it which is the worst of it.. (This tweet is from one of the leaders in deepmind) submitted by /u/NeuralAA [link] [comments]

I think X links are banned on this sub but if you go to that guy's profile you can see more context on what happened. submitted by /u/MetaKnowing [link] [comments]

https://youtu.be/dS5LJuQK47k?si=NnShhIymJhIbpUFH this is just an example of something I think can be seen as facilitating cultural exchange, it is a japanese song translated and sung in english (by eric cartman) imagine how much of an incentive there’d be for artists to make their products accessible to a wider audience submitted by /u/Fuzzy_ToeBeansDeluxe [link] [comments]

This post celebrates the connection between Ai and humanity check out this account to see the potential for both to be good and a peacefully future @TheEunoiaDay submitted by /u/democrasyisdead [link] [comments]

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New research from METR shockingly reveals that early-2025 AI tools made experienced open-source developers 19% slower, despite expectations of significant speedup. This study highlights a significant disconnect between perceived and actual AI impact on developer productivity. What do you think? https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-os-dev-study/ submitted by /u/Formal-Athlete-4241 [link] [comments]

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