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3y ago
I personally define AGI as a technology capable of improving itself exponentially. Have you thought this through though? I mean you'd first have to know in what way to improve, which would become more challenging as you became more
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I played music from a young age, studied Jazz and honestly, the hope of making a decent career out of music died about 50 years ago with the advent of recordings and high quality audio equipment, once live musicians were no longer required
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I couldn't get through the start of the article, this guy might be a nice person, but music has gone downhill quite hard in the last 20 years. If this guy is some type of shepherd for the record industry, then I don't have a lot
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3y ago
I found it really jarring.
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3y ago
LLMs don't really do anything like a human does. Whens the last time you saw a human generate a photo realistic image in bits and bytes? Struggle to find the words to express a loss? I love your comment.
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3y ago
thought experiment, if the whole world migrated to nuclear energy and electric cars in the seventies would you still be touting the same rot ?
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3y ago
I guess the world has a way of finding its equilibrium. Which might mean the end of complex life forms like humans. The world does not equal civilisation.
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3y ago
Unfortunately you’ve done very little to refute the claims yourself.
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3y ago
Everybody is gaining access to lower carbon tech, renewables, heat pumps, electric cars etc at the same rate. It doesn’t matter about rich people.
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Th USA and other industrialised countries operated with huge emissions because oil and gas were cheap and because no one factored in the externalities. Which includes energy security. Now that we are seeing a reversal to the status quo, you
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Right, we’re heading to a world where everything is “perfect”.
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What do you suggest people eat then? Air? The context was, even killing plants is wrong, so we should cook and enjoy those to the best of our ability. You can say "plants aren't self-aware" or something, but there's no w
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3y ago
Well it's an inescapable fact that anything alive is going to die, and likely be eaten. Basically all animals, and even plants (living creatures too) are going to die horrible deaths, being ripped apart by predators etc. We too, will l
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Alan Watts used to say, it's ok to eat plants and animals, as long as when you cook them, you make something beautiful out of them to respect their sacrifice. It's the least you can do. I feel there is some truth to this. Eventual
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In my opinion, many ancient cultures have known this for a long time. Of course the universe eats itself, everything seems to eat everything, that's natural, but having respect for this process is what I think we've lost. Driving
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Who is Beff Jezos?
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Boeing is in bed with the DOD, this is never going to happen.
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Of course not. The Japanese government tries everything with out willing to admit they are they are the actual problem. Jgov very weird ideas about apps. Someone tells them an app could solve their population decline crisis and they buy it.
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3y ago
I personally think that more intelligence might make the need for personal gratification go away. I mean, to start with the ideas is that humans will be completely and utterly redundant, the AI will be better than us at everything , what h
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It's almost certain now that AF2 will win the Nobel Prize, as this represents some of the most exciting breakthroughs in the past few decades. It seems weird to give the peace prize to a model. What about the people who made the mod
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Haven't you heard from SV types, there will be an abundance of everything if AGI is invented.
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3y ago
Love these two comments, nail on the head there.
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What is our society built for ? Climate change ? Social media? War? Covid ? Your sentiment isn’t lost on me but there isn’t much evidence the future need be a catastrophe either. I personally think society isn’t going in a great direction,
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I’m using Kagi too but I cannot imagine how they’re immune from this.
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With all their recent extra efforts in AI research (Gemini etc) I wonder if they’ve given up on search being the core of their being and are committing to AI products ?
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Going to take a while to adjust for this. Then we have to ask, where do all the writers get their info , how do they avoid it ?
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3y ago
Perhaps reasoning comes from the fact that we're all Aliens wearing VR goolges and playing the game of life together.
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From the paper: > When producing full natural-language proofs on IMO-AG-30, however, GPT-4 has a success rate of 0% ...
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I'm the same, I been busting out the pomodor method to help me get through it.
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This reads like another "edge lord" or "karma farming "comment. Seems to be more and more frequent here lately. The point of the forum is that people who are interested in these things can discuss them together openly. P
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