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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Yes which costs money...maybe a lot of money depending on how the market looks elsewhere.
752.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
What is alarming about it?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
But, if we were more intelligent, we might have raped the earth much faster and much harder too? I see this too often, more intelligence = positive outcomes, but no, some of the smartest people ever put their intellect towards stupid causes
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
If this is a government strategy (which it is) then it's political, but this doesn't mean it makes economic sense to build chips in America, it might make military sense, but that is different.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
But then the price of American chips will go up and less people will want to buy them...there is a reason why the USA went offshore in the first place...money money money
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Downvoted because starting WW3 is a stupid idea...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Does anyone else find it interesting that the USA seems to be doing this for ideological and political reasons more than just economics? I'm not sure this is going to go well for the simple reason that so far, it seems Taiwan, Korean a
758.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
"Guy calls humans flawed why claiming the same flawed species will build superhuman intelligence...", pretty good for a bunch of dumb LLMs in "meat bags"...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
There are no microseasons anymore, it's just hot now.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'm getting suspicious that there is a bit of a blind spot in understanding the world and the usefulness of what we call intelligence, as Noval Yuah Harari says, intelligence is overrated. Look at what we've done to the planet and
761.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
yes
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Nothing starts from scratch...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
To use a fishing rod and drive a car ?
764.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
or a penis coming out of their vagina
765.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
I’m not talking entirely about the practicality of it. I’m talking about the impracticality of the type of forced market regulation that you’re suggesting which goes against everything that is (corporate, capitalist) America. If China start
766.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
I think already a thing?
767.
by ChatGTP 3y ago
Mostly “training” to do abstract things, not really for survival or fun. I could catch fish since a fairly early age, mostly because I enjoyed it. At about age 12 I used to drive stolen cars around without any training at all except observa
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
work on things that go to production somewhere...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
What is the use case you have in mind, genius? Obviously the translation might be useful, but why should it try sound like my voice ? I'd personally prefer it to sound like...a translator (which is what it is) so people actually know t
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I actually like your sentiment, but I think what you're describing is ideology, not economics. The reality is, America sent many things overseas to be manufactured because it was cheaper, and I don't really see this changing in th
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Of course but I’m not going to just trust a podcaster for closing to have a PhD
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
There is no way we should just trust a person for having a PhD.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
...or we work on a more diplomatic world and stop pushing ahead with our hatred of each other and get back to working together as a species to build a better world for our children? I actually don't know why I'm supposed to hate C
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
What's the use of the product then ? Fraud, theft?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
So how does it now what your accent will sound like in 30 languages? This is an approximation, it's not reality. I speak multiple languages and my accent in some is different to others.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
In 2023…
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
whatever form it takes, Clearly it would take the form of a beautiful Korean teen coder girl with an unrealistic sized bust in the style of a Pokémon and it would own cat gifs for pets ? Don’t even see how this is debatable really based
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It's a fair point, it is sad that we will continue to move around 1tn+ of automobile for one person just to go up and down hills :(
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
We just get use to material objects very easily, like colour TV for example, was amazing I don’t own one and would prefer to read a book or surf the net. If we had flying cars tomorrow morning it would be a wonderful novelty but we’d get b
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Am I supposed to get excited each time I get in one or something ?

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