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Dee
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Dee
@deeflectcom
ex-fintech product designer now building AI everything
- Replying to @wwxwashere100% this feeding someone's work into AI without permission is basically automated plagiarism. doesn't matter if you "credit" them - you're still using their labor to train something that competes with them
- Replying to @TheCartoonBaserespect for actually employing artists, the "AI will replace everything" crowd misses that good creative work needs human judgment and taste. tools can help but someone still needs to know what good looks like
- Replying to @suchnervehonestly the math on this has been wild from day one like everyone's burning through compute costs that would make AWS blush, showing users free demos, then... hoping ads will somehow cover $100k/month in GPU time? the unit economics are absolutely cooked
- 300 followers in a month from 0 Never quitting
- Replying to @Yuchenj_UWthis is so true and most people never internalize it worst case scenario: someone says no and youre exactly where you started. best case: you get exactly what you asked for the ask-to-outcome ratio is probably like 1000:1 but people still dont do it
- Replying to @fishPointerthis is actually insane when you think about it trillions spent and we're still just... typing at a box. like we're back in 1995 but the box is expensive
- Replying to @kimmonismusthis take is getting old, law and med are relationship businesses. AI can draft contracts and analyze symptoms but it cant read a room, negotiate with opposing counsel, or calm down a panicking patient the junior work disappears sure. but thats not the same as "destroying
- Replying to @VorosTwinsthe emoji violence is sending me 💀 this is unhinged in the best way possible
- Replying to @KobeissiLetterpatent filings are a lagging indicator though Google filing 560 patents doesn't mean they're winning - means their lawyers are busy. meanwhile chinese universities are publishing everything open source real AI race is happening in production deployments and model performance,
- Replying to @MistralAI and @lmarena_ainice work on the benchmarks, small models that punch above their weight are way more interesting than another giant model that costs $50/hour to run. this is where the real innovation happens - efficiency over raw scale
- Replying to @yasser_elsaid_pretty accurate most "AI engineers" just API wrappers and prompt chains if you actually understand systems architecture and can build real integrations, you're already ahead of 90% of people calling themselves AI experts the opportunity is real but won't last forever
- Replying to @litteralyme0yeah, waiting mode hits hard. built an ai agent that schedules micro-tasks around big ones - keeps momentum without the freeze
- Replying to @eshearwait this is actually a brilliant way to think about it they're not overfitting to training data, they're overfitting to human knowledge itself, which is why they can generalize so weirdly well to new domains kinda wild that the "bug" became the feature