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Three views on the use of AI tools
Three distinct viewpoints on the use of AI tools are given in : 1) ‘I wish I could push ChatGPT off a cliff’ https://www.theguardian.com/technology/ng-interactive/2026/mar/10/ai-impact-professors-students-learning 2) ‘I’ve taught thousands of people how to use AI – here’s what I’ve learned’ https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/ng-interactive/2026/mar/10/teaching-ai-what-i-learned 3 ‘We asked experts about the most responsible ways to use AI tools – here’s what they said’ https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/ng-interactive/2026/mar/18/how-to-use-ai-tools-expert-guide AI tools gives a simulacrum of intelligence much of the time, but what I think is clear is that intelligence has to be supplied by the tool user to be reliably effective. The third reference is the most useful, I’d say.
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@Alwyn Lewis Yeah, that is my bad, the playlist is ordered from newest to last, like many playlists on YT unfortunately are.
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@Alwyn Lewis I'm not following what you found disappointing. First of all, did you read Anthropic's blogpost? https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/building-c-compiler Second of all, when experts discuss things, they usually speak very carefully, and I find you're often left with even more follow-up questions, so I think your reaction is only natural. Thirdly, Compilers is a big topic, so it's a lot to cover. But it seems to me like Nicholas Carlini mostly just cares about testing if a big high-level goal is possible (which is also good for marketing), not caring about the implementation details or utility very much. That's just my superficial interpretation though.
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👉 Tap this post to get started. // Hey guys, it's Jordan - Dr. Steve Keen's business partner since 2022, going on year 4 now. Whew. I've mainly been helping Steve manage his paid Challenge group and have accidentally neglected this Free Group. I'll take full responsibility for that. Let me make up for my mistakes now. For some reason the free book bundle was linking somewhere else, when it should've just shown the download files. As promised, below are the 3 books that were promised - usually $104.97 USD, but 100% FREE for you guys here. Below are the details copied from Steve's email: 1. Funny Money ($34.99) – A humorous, visual reality check on the world of money (made with talented cartoonist, Miguel Guerra). 2. New Economics Sampler ($34.99) – Groundbreaking realities that demolish outdated assumptions. 3. Macroeconomics for Engineers ($34.99) – The newest one. Often referred as the "Elon Is Wrong" Amazon category-bestseller. A deep dive into market dynamics from an engineer’s perspective. Thank you for your patience & trusting Steve in fighting the mainstream delusions today. I really hope you enjoy these books as much as everyone else has. P.S. I'm curious, which book are you going to read first?My fav is the cartoons from Funny Money but others really love the Elon one
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For example, here's the Danish central bank: https://www.nationalbanken.dk/en/what-we-do/stable-prices-monetary-policy-and-the-danish-economy/foreign-exchange-reserve-and-danmarks-nationalbank-s-balance-sheet Most of its assets are foreign reserves in a FX account. My understanding is that CLS is involved in the process of trading reserves, but it also seems to me like CLS can be simplified out. Regardless, the Danish government has a surplus and also a trade surplus. Moreover, our central bank claims our government can loan foreign currencies. But how does that work? Let's say it was USD - does that mean that the Federal Reserve would effectively create a reserve deposit for Danmarks Nationalbank similar to how a bank creates BOMD?
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@James Frain Very likely for a famous actor to write a comment like this ☠️
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