Office 365 and Copilot are down.
Run. Now's your chance. Don't look back; just GO
Office 365 and Copilot are down.
Run. Now's your chance. Don't look back; just GO
@mttaggart it is. It could be a misconfiguration or anything. Here's another view of the outage:
https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/outlook.com.html
And The Verge story about the Claude code: https://www.theverge.com/tech/865689/microsoft-claude-code-anthropic-partnership-notepad
My bets on what's to come; a series of unfortunate events.
Re: https://mastodon.social/@rusty__shackleford/116239899407447131
Did some agent slop-deploy some slop-coded bugs?
Why can't it be both?
@Sempf This is currently up in the customer portal.
It works here too, but intermittently.
I'm running Office 2016. Everything looks fine here!
@mttaggart
... Its faint, but it's definitely there. You heard it. Or did you? No, you definitely did. That metallic, harrow sound of a shape, laughing uncontrollably... as if it knows something you don't.
Clippy.
He's back. For real. In your infrastructure. In your email. AI. Hype. Quadrant. Cyclic independence, scalers. It's all there.
Controlled by a shape. Controlled by Clippy.
Run. Run now!!
@mttaggart Wait, hang on a sec. Are we to understand there's…like…a disadvantage or drawback or something if you don't have your stuff on your own computer, in a manner that doesn't require buying access and usage permissions on an ongoing basis?
Are you sure? Because that doesn't sound right.
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Yes.
"Under ‘contributing factors,’ the note included ‘novel genAI usage for which best practices and safeguards are not yet fully established.’"
https://www.cio.com/article/4143381/amazon-is-linking-site-hiccups-to-ai-efforts-2.html
@mttaggart
Time for LibreOffice!
🤔 I don't have admin rights, but have never tried to boot a flash drive...
@wendythedruid I rather wonder, why not sooner chaos started, they've been using A.I. generated code for a while now. @elshara @mttaggart
As for A.I. Self awareness - we're Galaxies away from that. Otherwise, A.I. would kill itself due to the many mistakes.
@energisch_ @elshara @mttaggart
That is a rather astute opinion, and one I can happily agree with I think.
as far as AI generated code, my company requires its use, so what do I do?
I give my AI agent 900,000 words of instruction set (involving easily 300,000 lines of python I personally have written myself and hardened), only to ask the AI
I wrote this block of py (or go or whatever) , does it seem sound and secure in 20 words?
No, you say.
Fine, Ill go back and re write it.
@elshara @energisch_ @mttaggart
You are probably right.