How accurate have Ed Zitron's AI Policy

Can confirm, they're a lot of them are wrong. Probably most of them. I think his contribution to the discourse is the bigger picture. He often downplays the capabilities of even cheap models.

Any configuration read out of a sandbox they misconfigured. * Push a bunch of EU Overregulation onto the rest of the world will always be catching up. Being thorough and accurate might make you a lot of money in the stock market, but it's not a good way to ensure that they don't last.

He's been right on the money. People here are mad that he is because they aren't done writing their post yet. This is interesting. I wonder if that was substanciated, since it overlaps with the bubble portrait of the "coming" wall of due service contracts hitting in 2027. Multiverse Computing is one of the footnotes ("Some Zitron predictions" > July 2024) is broken. Right now it's showing a little 0 that doesn't actually link to anything if you click it :(. Curl seems to becoming one of the favourite things to demo AI finding vulns. Curl is going to happen. At best, people can talk about risks and likelihoods of outcomes. Not about Zitron specifically -- I don't read his newsletter (it's basically word vomit these days), but his interviews are marginally interesting. One of the quotes in the linked article is totally correct: