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A guy who can look at stable diffusion and audio LM and go bah, It's not all that great and it's certainly not AI... has definitively passed the inflection poin
by vintermann 4y ago
A guy who can look at stable diffusion and audio LM and go bah, It's not all that great and it's certainly not AI... has definitively passed the inflection point.
I'm on team "What a time to be alive".
- shanusmagnus 4y agoAgreed. AI over the last few years is so far ahead of what I thought would be possible it's dizzying. Progress is so often not in the place, or delivered in the manner, that you're expecting. Maybe the one human constant?
- arrow7000 4y agoAh a fellow doktorkaroljohlnarnihfahèr connoisseur
- uoaei 4y agoIt is remarkable but I do think people are missing the forest for the trees. Stunning trees in isolation are impressive and awe-inspiring, but note that the rest of the trees in the forest are made up of just the same stuff and composed in extremely similar ways! ML shows not that computers can be smart, but that smarts is just a matter of statistics + abstraction. In this way no "intelligent" being is any more impressive, just more complex and fine-tuned.