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Conscious AI unlikely, but...

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By Henry Blodget Verified
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Professor Anil Seth, neuroscientist and consciousness explorer. The CEO of Anthropic — not a dumb guy — says he doesn’t know whether his company’s AI model, Claude, is conscious. In other words, he thinks it might be. Other people are so confident their AI companions are conscious they have fallen in love with them or gone places to meet them or killed themselves for them. Some experts believe that, even if today’s models aren’t conscious, future ones will be.
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The US is destroying its car industry and making Americans pay more for worse cars

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By Henry Blodget Verified
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The Xiaomi SU7 Max. A great car the US government won’t let you buy. If you need more evidence that the US’s protectionist auto-industry policy is myopic and dumb, look at yesterday’s WSJ story by Ryan Felton about how Americans are eagerly buying Chinese cars in Mexico and driving them across the border. And why wouldn’t they? Chinese cars are now cheaper and better than American cars. So of course Americans want them.
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The problem with OpenAI's ambitions Original

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By Henry Blodget Verified
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In the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, the first sign of the "bursting" came when the leaders — like Amazon.com — started missing projections. Flash forward some 26 years, and we learned Monday that OpenAI is missing revenue and user projections, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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