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This interview was mostly a puff piece until this ominous quote: > "The first set of categories in which we should use these powerful models are where humans,
by password11 4y ago
This interview was mostly a puff piece until this ominous quote:
> "The first set of categories in which we should use these powerful models are where humans, unambiguously, unquestionably, are in charge," Nadella said. "And so as long as we sort of start there, characterize these models, make these models more safe and over time much more explainable, then we can think about other forms of usage."
In other words, let's start with innocent chatbots until people get comfortable with them. Then we can start to do the menacing Big Tech stuff.
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- krono 4y agoSo first Microsoft will embrace this new technology and facilitate its employment, then they will start extending any established standards and provide new ways to use them, and it's anyone's guess what they will be doing next after that!
- bmitc 4y agoThe next 50 years are going to suck. I'm already at the point where the Internet is basically becoming nothing but inaccurate information. I really try and find first party data, but it's hard.
- charlie0 4y agoYeah, I've started to notice this in a lot of the internet, from articles to videos to podcasts. It feels like they are all selling me something I don't want, ideology, outrage, consumerism. It's getting harder to find information or entertainment that's not embued with any of these negative attributes.