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Pelicans are a solved problem at this point. An open-weight model on my own machine gave me this: https://crimson-jeri-74.tiiny.site/ https://crimson-jeri-74.t
by CamperBob2 2mo ago
Pelicans are a solved problem at this point. An open-weight model on my own machine gave me this: https://crimson-jeri-74.tiiny.site/ https://crimson-jeri-74.tiiny.site/
And the only reason LLMs can't write essays indistinguishable from human output is because they aren't RLHF'ed to write like humans.
Folding clothes isn't an LLM's job but if you were to insist, they could certainly do it, as any number of videos from robotics labs will attest. That particular future is already here but definitely not evenly-distributed.
- mcphage 2mo ago> Pelicans are a solved problem at this point. An open-weight model on my own machine gave me this That feels kinda like when I remember seeing Ocarina of Time for the first time, and thinking “oh my god, this looks just like real life…”.
- CamperBob2 2mo agoFor me it was the wheels. I couldn't stop staring at the wheels... how did it get them so freaking perfect? Mad respect to GLM 5.3.
- pmg101 2mo agoThat backward kink between the head tube and the front forks would make the pelican's job of keeping the bike upright extremely difficult though.
- CamperBob2 2mo agoLOL. Pelicans may be a solved problem, but being a former Bike Person, I can assure you that bikes never will be.