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misterderpie • today at 4:05 PM • 4 replies • view on HN

LLMs end up changing the consumer market not the way big corporations would like to. It is impressive to see that we'll be able to give ownership back to the customer, or enable others to do so. Very nice demonstration.


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lubujackson • today at 5:24 PM

It's the web all over again. We have maybe 5 years of freedom before the walls close in around us, so take advantage of the Wild West while you can.

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stephbook • today at 8:16 PM

You extrapolate from current machines. I do believe that AI-assisted companies will build AI-assisted always-online machines that will be worth their money, no need to hack. I imagine a $25 Starlink subscription for a John Deere fleet of autonomous tractors that work through the night will replace what we have now.

(to stay within physical machinery, like the post.)

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agumonkey • today at 8:30 PM

some 'funniest ways to use claude ..' youtube videos felt that way.

people were able to revive, repair, optimize a lot of day to day devices, very nice view. that said cars and heavy appliances.. should be done in a big public warehouse safety lab

close04 • today at 4:16 PM

Wait until those big corporations start using LLMs to learn how to lock things down even further, or implement checks that disable your car when it detects alterations to the software “for safety reasons”, or go after drivers who do these things for loss of revenue, etc. A ‘94 Jeep will be fair game but a new car might not be.

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