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by 13years 4y ago
Agreed. Essentially decentralized access to information via Twitter. AI is going to bring about the new era of great centralization. One tool to rule them all. Many concerning issues.
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by 13years 4y ago
How so, isn't that exactly what it is doing to an even greater degree? Those who would never have the capability of doing something are now able to do something they only dreamed about. It is exactly the inverse of previous advancement
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by 13years 4y ago
I feel like a major hurdle that will separate the hype from reality is whether or not the AI hallucinations is something that can be resolved or will be an ongoing problem. If so, then it is going to kill AI trust for many applications and
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by 13years 4y ago
I feel like a major hurdle that will separate the hype from reality is whether or not the AI hallucinations is something that can be resolved or will be an ongoing problem. If so, then it is going to kill AI trust for many applications and
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by 13years 4y ago
This is an important point I've also made. "How can we reasonably verify the output and know it is correct? At least when using AI to create code, we can easily test the code to see if it performs according to the desired behavior
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by 13years 4y ago
Yes, if going this route, would be optimal if you own your own business so that over time you can hire help and just manage the business.
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by 13years 4y ago
Yes, we need some kind of tool like Explain Plan for databases. Except that for any AI response we can understand more the decision plan and sources.
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by 13years 4y ago
I think this is actually the appropriate level of concern. I have also looked at AGI as a nuclear bomb that can think. Even with our current primitive AI, there are numerous ominous concerns I've also written about. https://
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by 13years 4y ago
But if I'm a business partner, and we are working on a new innovative product. I can simply leave with all your ideas and build my own.
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by 13years 4y ago
Thanks, I'm aware there are actually numerous decentralized AI projects, but until proven otherwise, their success is unlikely. Outside of cryptocurrency, there just hasn't been much success challenging the big tech institutions.
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by 13years 4y ago
There are a number of decentralized AI projects in that space. However, based on how effective web3 has been competitively against other big tech competitors for search and social media, they will need to be an order of magnitude more succe
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by 13years 4y ago
It will essentially still be locked away by an oligopoly that has little distinction among the participants. The influence on society held by that oligopoly will significantly surpass the current concerns of social media. For much more in d
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by 13years 4y ago
After all the buzz of decentralization, AI is going to be the new era of centralization. One AI interface to rule them all.
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by 13years 4y ago
Not too far off from The Starlost series. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069638/ I wish they would do a modern dark remake.
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by 13years 4y ago
At present, it is mainly useful for web work for promotions where quality isn't necessary. There is a flood of AI art though that is entering Etsy space and similar. Long term this will devalue some work as there is over abundance. I t
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by 13years 4y ago
It is a grand illusion of intelligence. A slot machine of sorts that is masterfully convincing it is rather an oracle. I have written much in depth on this topic here https://dakara.substack.com/p/ai-and-the-end-to-all
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by 13years 4y ago
This take would require that all information and access to information must be free. Sure, take the red pill, but don't overdose.
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by 13years 4y ago
Unfortunately, the article didn't really elaborate on what methods might be used going forward to fix this issue. It did hint at the AI needs to understand human anatomy. But how is that going to happen? I'm assuming that would re
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AI and the End to All Things(dakara.substack.com)
2 points by 13years 4y ago|0 comments
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by 13years 4y ago
However, there is also data that suggests large gaps in reporting coverage as well. "... fewer than 1% of vaccine adverse events are reported." https://digital.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/docs/
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by 13years 5y ago
Every competitor has failed because it prioritized free speech above user experience. Almost all have had terrible UI's, terrible performance, lots of bugs. BigTech owns the mindshare of how to build these platforms. Musk would actua
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by 13years 5y ago
It has only increased over the past year. It is now control of medical information, but same principle. Joe Rogan's episode with Malone hit over 40 million viewers as a direct result of attempts at information control. This topic is
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by 13years 5y ago
Truly, it seems we are already living it.
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by 13years 5y ago
All praise the enlightened who will guide us into the new 1984 utopian dystopia.
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Mozilla – We need more than deplatforming (2021)(blog.mozilla.org)
42 points by 13years 5y ago|38 comments
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by 13years 5y ago
Agreed, yet at some point society has to be productive again. Living in constant anxiety will ultimately be more destructive than the disease everyone fears if it has not already.
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by 13years 5y ago
> good to remember that people actually do get this disease. Why does it continue to be significantly important to call this out when the trajectory places Omicron and possible future variants within the realms of cold/flu ?
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by 13years 5y ago
The data has only trended in one direction since the beginning. The response continues to trend in exactly the opposite direction. This is increasing apparent with Omicron.
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by 13years 5y ago
Those estimates are based on modelling with assumptions to fill in missing information. Significant is the assumption of little waning immunity. Current data trends don't look so optimistic. https://dailysceptic.org/20
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by 13years 5y ago
It is exactly what you would expect from such concentration of power and influence. What is actually surprising, are the number of people who aren't aware of this fact or more likely find it appealing because the tech giants enforce th

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