Dean W. Ball @deanwball
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Dean W. Ball @deanwball · 16h does anyone remember when the biggest story in tech for like two weeks was that a guy found a prototype iPhone 4 in a bar and gave it to Gizmodo months before the phone was set to be unveiled a more innocent era, I suppose, though one day soon we will say that about today. 19 replies, 9 reposts, 326 likes, 13K views Zack Korman @ZackKorman · 15h Day in the life at the AI scare factory [cartoon: a hand-drawn factory building with a smokestack; in front of it, three red triangle signs labeled "cyber" and one blue blob labeled "bio", and a figure in a hat and coat saying "i guess we doin bio nukes now"] [quoted tweet] Zack Korman @ZackKorman · 16h [small clipping of an article headline, partially visible: "...Just Created ...und in Nature ...ained artificial intelligen...DNA and then asked the...es for viral genomes. Six...ble, yielding new vir..."] The cyber nukes narrative had some holes in it so AI is pivoting to bio nukes. (I have no opinion on AI bio risk. I ...
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Two tweets: Dean W. Ball reminiscing about the 2010 lost iPhone 4 prototype story as a marker of a 'more innocent era' in tech news; and Zack Korman's tweet captioned 'Day in the life at the AI scare factory' featuring a simple hand-drawn cartoon of a factory with red 'cyber' triangle warning signs and a blue 'bio' blob, and a figure saying 'i guess we doin bio nukes now' — a satirical jab, quoting his own earlier tweet with a clipped article headline about AI-designed viral genomes, captioned 'The cyber nukes narrative had some holes in it so AI is pivoting to bio nukes.'