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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Maybe not the best time for that story.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
“Our AI system” It’s our maths. No one else owns it? Funny game the AI field is playing now. One-upmanship seems to be the aim of the game.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Yes, the staff generally end up paying for way more than they should be.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Which human is 99.9% accurate most of the time? What's the difference here?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Can obsidian render and edit the same files you edit with nvim?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
So your notes are sprawled across different apps?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Been using for probably 8 years, amazing
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
In my opinion, the play is thus, steal everything, build the models, then: * People won't notice, or the majority will forget (doesn't seem to be happening). * Raise enough money that you can smash anyone who complains in court. *
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
They're talking about an "emulated CPU"...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I can guarantee you what Altman will say, are you ready ? We think it’s important the US stays ahead of China and Russia and we believe the benefits will outpace the risks. Ultimately this move will benefit humanity Maybe he’s right, mayb
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Geoffrey Hinton would love this news. Queue the immortal soldiers?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Overtime the products we build might become more and more generic so that they can be easily built by AI ?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
There is a bigger reason why the end of open source AI might be close: as soon as training data becomes licensed, that’s it for open source AI. Poof. Absolutely not, I truly believe that many, many people will altruistically donate materi
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
You didn't even open the paper did you?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I do think this sounds like a plausible outcome. I can even see the "AI wealthy" getting a bit lonely at the top and wanting to be part of the human race again. Notice how rich people wear hoodies and train at the gym like everyon
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Blues music is a another example of a crappy economic and social situation producing something brilliant. Maybe AI job losses will spawn the next wave of amazing art and music...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
But the "AI" of today can just copy and style, can make art faster than people. I think that while we can say, art is art, people just like doing art, which I think is true for some people, there was also a major inventive to make
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
For the same reason they're not now, and why you currently don't have batteries and are only just now considering solar panels: cost. No I don’t have solar or batteries because I only just purchased a property and ran out of tim
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It’s “OpenAI” so, yes.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Probably a lot considering people are pouring practically unlimited resources into their development and scaling?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Maybe the AGI will help the Californians workout how to build trains? ...or just kill everyone, problem solved :)
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
In this case , yes, why can't my energy requirements be supplanted with a fully charged battery grid, solar from somewhere else, or gas peaker or something similar? Doesn't seem like a compelling case for running coal power plants
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
it becomes a simple engineering challenge with some clear economics that you can model for different solutions. This 100%, this is exactly how I felt about it too. Now it's a simple engineering and IMO economics challenge, it turns o
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I don't think it was in the past, it's just becoming obsolete, piece by piece. This is what I'm questioning though, 30 years of hand waving about "base load", and all the stories about how renewables aren't s
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Frustratingly, the more common doubt is "if it's so good, how are there so few people doing it?" Do you think that 15 years back it was prohibitive from a cost perspective now? Was it always this economically viable? I mean
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Anyone else starting to get the feeling that the idea of "base load" power was a scam ? By "base load" I mean the insurmountable blocker for renewable adoption. The storage industry has already proven it can basically d
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It is also not necessarily what people want. I do think social mobility from being able to work is something people want. I think AI researchers want to feel important and like they have purpose. As they start to realize that will all vanis
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I assume so, just wondering what would've happened if they had the phone, how far were they from the rescue service, what was the circumstances etc.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'd be doing it if I wanted to keep my job? It's a short flight from Austin back to San.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
"Don't panic, just a little anomaly going on, please keep shipping.."

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