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Comment by keybrd-intrrpt

11 hours ago

> even Nvidia

Why "even Nvidia"?

They are fully behind using AI for basically everything.

What's next? "Damn, even McDonald's is putting out unhealthy food"

I think implication being organizations with 40,000+ employees and even more consultants and contractors plus a lot of budget are also using LLMs to draft public facing content instead of paying for content writers or even just proof readers .

It points to friction rather than cost economics. Same reason we are always surprised why multi billion dollar product companies with millions of install base prefer electron instead of a native app.

  • This does not imply that the organization is not paying for content writers or proof readers. It does suggest that they are not getting the value of paying for content writers or proof readers.

    • It does suggest that they are not accurately measuring the value of paying for content writers or proof readers.

      People and companies are hungry for knowledge about people's reactions, but the modern internet DOES NOT give an accurate image of people's views.

  • Of course, that is the whole point of using AI to replace workers.

    Only devs think it isn't coming for them, it is empowering and nothing else will happen, no team reductions, nah how come.

Sure, but even Anthropic doesn't appear to use Claude for blog posts. (I don't think anyone should. The prose stinks.)

Is Jensen Huang still all-in on OpenClaw? That moment feels more like a flash in the pan.

I believe most of their marketing videos use fairly convincing text to speech too, not voice actors.

McDonald's food is not even that unhealthy. I just tried a Burger King burger the other day and it's terrible. I think it's like 2000 calories in a single burger or something.

  • 2k cal would be around 250ml of oil. or 350grams of peanuts. So doing with bread, meat, and other stuff alike requires over 600g of food, an excellent value to energy.

  • > I think it's like 2000 calories in a single burger

    that would be pretty cool, you can just get your entire day's calories from one burger

    • I couldn't even finish it man, it was so fucking sloppy. I had to throw away like 40% of it.