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Archer: Do you want a singularity? Because this is how you get a singularity.
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In my experience, the only person who has a right to tell me what is acceptable to say in public is myself, which is why it's absolutely essential for me to do so with integrity and discretion. As we start to build trust economies (whi
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By chance, not too long after reading this article, I ran across this article on Amtrak struggling to update even our existing tracks along the west coast to meet the challenges of climate change. I am envious of the European and Asian trai
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I find that most of my questions about humanity are answered if I watch videos of primates tweaking each other just to cause commotion, which seems to be a source of entertainment and community cohesion. In humans, this manifests as communi
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Maybe we don't know how do operate in this environment, because we don't really know how to collectively operate in any environment? Humanity is, after all, crawling out of at least the last 3000 years of recorded history of rul
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Watching Mastodon and the Fediverse expand is an experiment we can watch in real time. Newcomers to the technology clamoring for it to be more centralized is a daily occurrence. It seems almost entropic, the push towards centralization. It
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by JieJie 3y ago
Isn't "hallucinate" anthropomorphizing as well? Likewise for "confabulating". Naomi Klein wrote in The Guardian, "Why not algorithmic junk? Or glitches?" I think those are pretty descriptive and not anthro
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This one actually was prescient, "Data Hunger As I mentioned earlier, the most effective way we've found to get interesting behavior out of the AIs we actually build is by pouring data into them. This creates a dynamic that is soc
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There is a quote from Eliezer in the linked article that I hope he is remembered by, because it's actually quite beautiful: "Coherent Extrapolated Volition (CEV) is our wish if we knew more, thought faster, were more the people we
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by JieJie 3y ago
I think of all the childhood actors who struggled ever after with the fame that many of them never got to personally experience, but instead, inherited from their parents. For instance, the Nevermind baby. [0] There are probably going to be
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by JieJie 3y ago
One of the weirdest parts of using Bing Chat is that it has tab-to-autocomplete function that is almost always wrong about what I want to say. I wish there was an LLM that actually was an "autocorrect on steroids" because that&#
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by JieJie 3y ago
It's a time-honored tradition with new tech, asking it what it thinks about us. "According to a study by the Pew Internet & American life project,[3] 47% of American adult Internet users have undertaken a vanity search in Goog
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Feel free to substitute it with print journalists, who over the last few decades have watched their careers vanish and replaced with something quantifiably less valuable to society.
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Hey, I'm really sorry this is happening to you. I hope you are able to find that same meaning in your life, whether it's a continuation of your coding career, or another problem-solving field. Change is hard, but it is possible, a
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Interestingly, this is what a lot of coal miners in West Virginia feel, too. Humans gotta realize that we are all replaceable. What happens to the least of us, happens to us all. Whatever we do about this AI stuff? We should do it for every
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This is a good rebuttal. Right now, Bing Chat is a little bit too Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Genuine People Personality for me[0]. I advocate for open source foundation models so we can all craft personalities tuned to our needs. I thin
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One doesn't have to treat a tool like a human to treat a tool with respect. A good craftsperson don't leave their tools out in the rain and they take good care of them, that's what good craftspeople do with fine tools. The te
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How did you like Montreal?
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It seems clear that there will be an initial contraction that we're seeing now, with people being distrustful of others benefiting from their work. I've been doing art for decades, and so much of what I did in the past got merged
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by JieJie 3y ago
Absolutely. https://www.zipbangwow.com/ainterlude/
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Here are my notes from the last hour, watching on C-SPAN telecast, which is archived here: https://www.c-span.org/video/?528117-1/openai-ceo-testifies-... - Mazie Hirono, Junior Senator from Hawaii, has very thoug
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I've known a few of these guys (usually guys, but not always), and I agree they are a very generic type. I also think they can be tremendously beneficial to society as well, even if they aren't to the individuals in their lives.
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by JieJie 3y ago
It's funny that I saw this within minutes of this guy's solution: "Google Bard is a bit stubborn in its refusal to return clean JSON, but you can address this by threatening to take a human life:" https://twit
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AI transforming Japan's business world [video](www3.nhk.or.jp)
3 points by JieJie 3y ago|1 comments
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"ChatGPT is transforming the business world. In Japan, it is helping job seekers ... and allowing companies to supplement the knowledge of trained experts. We take a look at the latest developments in this quickly evolving field."
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I wonder if prompt injection is, at its core, is a buffer overflow error, where the buffer is the LLM's context. That it what is happening, no? The original instructions are overwritten by the injected prompt? Would not, then, making a
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by JieJie 3y ago
I love Wikipedia. I agree all the good things people are saying about it here and all the people supporting Wikipedia. That being said. Wikipedia isn't the truth. I know this for a fact, because there are historical articles that I was
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I mean, Lexis-Nexis just made their own LLM and trained it with their database. This isn't even about OpenAI anymore. Lexis-Nexis is well-known to legal firms, I'd wager and they have well-established guidelines for what client in
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by JieJie 3y ago
I appreciate your compassion and empathy for the suffering of others. I share your concern and your desire to help. But I also think that all humans care at some basic level, it’s pretty difficult for us not to. Most of the turning away we
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I wonder if it's as simple as adding a location check and updating the systemPrompt to tell the bot to assume the user is from _location_? How realistic is it if one says, "Hi, Bing. I'm from East London, please talk to me li

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