
I’m looking forward to my next round of technical interviews. The people who depend on AI usually end up looking very foolish. Especially on the questions designed to make various LLMs hallucinate.

I’m looking forward to my next round of technical interviews. The people who depend on AI usually end up looking very foolish. Especially on the questions designed to make various LLMs hallucinate.

Are large cats like lions, tigers, pumas, leopards and mountain lions attracted to catnip?
My first thought on reading the title was, “is this from some Indian paper mill?”
Then I read the intro:
The 6G wireless technology is visualized to revolutionize multiple customer services with the Internet of Things (IoT), thereby contributing to a ubiquitous intelligent society comprising autonomous systems. In this chapter, we conduct a detailed survey on the IoT networks with 6G wireless networks and investigate the trending possibilities provided by the 6G technology within the IoT networks and the related utilization….
Then I looked up at the authors.
This is the problem with pre-prints; anything can get pre-published.

So… 250 people and their immediate beneficiaries panicking. In a sane world, that wouldn’t make anything but local headlines. And instead we see that it could impact whether people get food and medicine half way around the world.

Sweeps across? How many billionaires are there in CA? Surely not more than a thousand?

Centrists? In most of the world they’d be considered strongly right-leaning.

Study, copy and then circumvent.
I suspect the headline is incorrect though; likely numerous people knew and were smart enough not to say anything.