Jtarii

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by Jtarii 5mo ago
For every 1 child that uses AI to learn, there are 10 that will use it to bypass learning. It isn't worth it.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
It will just be similar to physical fitness. Some people go to the gym, the vast majority do not. Humans are wired to take the path of least resistance.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
No technology has attempted to supplant human cognition on this scale before. Pretending its the same thing as going from sticks to a lighter is just silly.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
It seems pretty clear that LLMs are going to be extremely corrosive to culture in general.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>As a being that knows what consciousness is intuitively, you already know that a graphics card is most likely not conscious. I would say that it is more likely than not that a graphics card exhibits some form of consciousness. But I am
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
If I ask my friend what his favourite song is 100 times I will get the same answer back 100 times. Is my friend therefore not conscious?
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Humans are also subject to determinism, there is just no way to put a brain back to the exact same starting conditions.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
It's fairly obvious to me that the room as an entire system understands Chinese. The human in his thought experiment would just represent the small fraction of the brain that encodes/decodes symbols.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
The only thing you can do is ask rhetorical questions to make your position seem obvious. Which should tell you how little you understand the thing in question.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
This is like saying because humans can't multiply 23472 by 1836736 in less than 5 nanoseconds that they can't possibly understand anything about maths.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>It is difficult to demarcate the individual for a model given how much the system prompt and the fine tunes / distills affect the behavior Why does DNA not cause the exact same problem for humans? Your DNA determines your personali
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Consciousness is just fundamentally outside human interpretability. It's like asking what there was before the big bang, we will never know.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>Why do you have no inkling that your spreadsheet or terminal emulator is conscious I personally believe all information processing machines possess some level of consciousness.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>That's like saying if matter itself is not understood and well defined (which it isn't) in the first place, it is pretty pointless to debate if jumping from a skyscraper is or is not deadly. This is just a nonsensical rebuttal
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
You already believe me so that seems like a pointless question.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
You can ask the LLM for a hint as well.
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What about an ant? Or a fruit fly.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>Consciousness doesn't exist I can confirm that this is incorrect.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>When exactly would a bunch of graphics cards become conscious? When does an embryo become conscious? Unless you can answer that precisely then it seems futile to speculate about non-human consciousness.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
When you are paid $500,000+ a year you lose the right to use the "I'm just supporting my family" excuse. You sold your morals for a wheelbarrow of money, that is the end of the story.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Thanks for your input Claude.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>User error but blaming the service to make an ideological point A streaming service incorrectly defaulting to surround sound is most certainly not a user error.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Yes.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Maybe try reading the review first before criticising it.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Destroying the profit motive would cripple human progress more than paywalls ever could. >If the work was worth anything, it'll get paid back by the thankful reader who can afford to pay. Comically naive.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
This might be the most needlessly pedantic thing I have ever read on this site. You are just pretending to not know how language works.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>Same as the way a library could say "our books", meaning the books they have, without implying they own any IP in those books. The library owns the books. Annas archive does not own their data.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
The world is a significantly better place than it was when my parents were my age.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Companies that use AI well will replace the companies that use AI badly. There is no world in which AI is not used extensively in all employment going forward.
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>Why should anything be done? For the same reason anything is ever done about anything -- because it upsets a large enough portion of your community.

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