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All these GPT articles and comments are going to age so quickly. I finished writing my YA Sci-fi book only a month ago. I already accounted for ChatGPT which ap
by chinabot 4y ago
All these GPT articles and comments are going to age so quickly. I finished writing my YA Sci-fi book only a month ago. I already accounted for ChatGPT which appeared during the week I was finishing the novel and put back its release a few months. I'm almost afraid to write the follow up novel as events are moving quicker than my imagination.
- dsign 4y agoHa, I feel you. "What would the world look in ten years?" One question though, that keeps coming to my mind: right now big ML models use a lot of computing, that even organizations like Microsoft are having trouble to provision. How fast can our technology adapt? Where will it clash with environmentalist goals, with war, and with the economy? And, fundamentally, what are our blind spots, our "computationally irreducible" surprises, the things that we of the Orange Collective Statistical Parrot are not talking about?
- ChatGTP 4y agoClearly we're going to set the world on fire just to keep building bigger LLMs?
- amelius 4y agoThe LLMs will run out of input data.
- CatWChainsaw 4y ago"Yes, we burned the planet to a crisp. But for a few glorious months we made chatbots go insane!"
- anileated 4y agoYou can use ChatGPT to write the sequel—just remember that anyone else can do the same so it’s unclear whether it would be worth the bother…