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Boredom Sharpens the Mind(medium.com)
1 points by 13years 2y ago|1 comments
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Solving Popper's Paradox of Tolerance Before Intolerance Ends Civilization(mindprison.cc)
4 points by 13years 2y ago|0 comments
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"Botting" Is Now Illegal on Social Media [video](youtube.com)
1 points by 13years 2y ago|0 comments
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The Cartesian Crisis: Why You Will Believe Nothing(mindprison.cc)
6 points by 13years 2y ago|1 comments
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Users prefer wrong answers when written by AI(mindprison.cc)
3 points by 13years 2y ago|0 comments
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AI Alignment: Why Solving It Is Impossible(mindprison.cc)
2 points by 13years 2y ago|0 comments
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by 13years 2y ago
All of the other parent comments have already been properly addressed in other comments.
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by 13years 2y ago
"Are we really going to retrain our largest models on a weekly basis to teach them about what's happened recently?" Gilligan's Island was 60 years ago.
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by 13years 2y ago
What are the solutions? As pointed out in the article, some LLM's appear to know the information when requested to list episodes, then deny it later. These are general inconsistencies. It is not about looking up trivia, it is the fact
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by 13years 2y ago
My understanding in that specific case is that it is a limitation due to the granularity of tokenization. But yes, the major issue is that it simply can not indicate what it can not do and simply makes up abilities. It is a major limiting f
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The question that no LLM can answer and why it is important(mindprison.cc)
94 points by 13years 2y ago|146 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
> but we can also inoculate ourselves to the effectiveness of AI by things like "media literacy" and "skepticism". The premise of the study implies otherwise. They took a group of "true believers" of conspir
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by 13years 3y ago
The view that society is already much a product of algorithms isn't a counter to that being a unfavorable outcome. A problem that already exists isn't a reason to accept the continuation. But the tools do change outcomes as we alr
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by 13years 3y ago
Agreed, the speed of response is one of the attributes I called out in the post. Of course the AI will never fail. If there is no evidence it still can create the evidence at the same pace. In other words, the AI can also produce anti-facts
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by 13years 3y ago
Absolutely. That was the motivation for my writing of my perspective of the study. It was trending on Twitter a couple days ago to the cheerful praise of mostly everyone. I hoped to express the Orwellian concerns of use of such capability.
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by 13years 3y ago
> It's a bit naive to think this isn't done already Yes, it is definitely done already. However, the point emphasized is this is another level up for capability. Any technology that can be used to influence/control people
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by 13years 3y ago
The research study suggested using AI bots on social media and ads on search engines to disseminate to a wide population.
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by 13years 3y ago
Yes, likely as there is nothing different in principle. It is briefly mentioned in the study that is a concern.
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by 13years 3y ago
Insulting because you disagree or because it should be obvious?
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AI instructed brainwashing effectively nullifies conspiracy beliefs(mindprison.cc)
16 points by 13years 3y ago|31 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
Global communities have also resulted in precisely the opposite of expectations. They created collections of uniform behavior. I would argue the private moderated communities allow for far greater diversification of ideas. The reason being
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AI is transforming us into NPCs(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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AI Pseudo Intelligence, brilliance without a brain?(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
Yes, I agree that is some component of it as I have felt the same vibe from some.
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by 13years 3y ago
>That is a very good and insightful article. Thank you! > The only issue with the article is sometimes it's too optimistic, e.g. The reply below is criticizing for being too pessimistic, lol :-) I agree, it might be only a transi
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by 13years 3y ago
We don't know the end result of acceleration. Is it Dyson Spheres, virtual environments or Fermi Paradox. The capitalist interpretation is just your nuance of observation. It is about finding meaning. Humanity struggles with meaning wi
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The post-truth chronicles – Dead Internet Theory(mindprison.cc)
3 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
Potentially there are no good outcomes even if AGI remains under control. If we are actually able to create the type of AI entity they are trying to create, one that exponentially improves, the implications are beyond what most have thought
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What if AGI is not coming?(mindprison.cc)
69 points by 13years 3y ago|181 comments
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The public trusts AI as a credible source(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments

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