Jtarii

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by Jtarii 5mo ago
Solving a math problem is very close to nothing in the grand scheme of things. Humans have been solving math problems for thousands of years. I think people suffer from recency bias with AI a bit and take for granted you know gestures vagu
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It will be interesting to see the excuses people come up with when LLMs innevitably start solving millenium prize problems.
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Can you give a concrete example of something that is impossible for an LLM to ever do due to its lack of reasoning ability.
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Ah yes, the children of the ultra wealthy, famously mentally stable individuals.
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>What are you referring to when you refer to the technology of agriculture? Planting crops and harvesting them.
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>i quite enjoyed watching some animations made on a $10 budget over winter. www.giraffest.ca Sure, if you want to discount the thousands of hours (and dollars) that they spent to get good enough to make those things. People are willing t
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>the most powerful technology we ever invented I recon agriculture and the steam engine would beat out ChatGPT by just a smidge. I would put eyeglasses/the book/vaccines/sanitation far above LLMs in technological power. Ri
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I suppose you are okay with all animated films being impossible to create then. >I obviously like some of those too, but who's to say that the larger budget made them better? If you legitimately believe something like 2001: A Space
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Sure they build upon them, you still need to add your 1% of original insight. There was a first person to realise that you could make fire by rubbing two sticks together.
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Just a fundamental disagreement then. I want to live in the world that created The Lord of the Rings.
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>Those of us who create for creation's sake need no other reason. I create because I want to, not because I want to use it to gain capital. How do you create without capital? To make a film you need a camera crew, a sound crew, set
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Where is the money coming from? Who is financing the production?
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Who is giving a creator millions of dollars to create something if there is no guaranteed path to recouping production costs. Are we going the communist soviet union route where everything is decided by central committee?
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Can you explain how something like the Lord of the Rings film series gets created in a world with no IP laws.
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Things young people do if they are bored: 1. Have sex 2. Break things 3. Play videogames
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It is extremely naive to think that if remove a fundamental pillar of human society everything else will just continue on as if nothing happened.
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It's a new disruptive technology that has been around for 3 years, people will just stop caring about this as a topic with time. Right now it's just trendy and zeitgeisty to shit on AI, eventually people will get bored and move on
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Humans will not flourish if you remove their jobs, they will become violent criminals because they will have nothing else to fill their days and no purpose in their community. People may hate their job, but they will hate being unemployed w
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They very obviously reason.
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>How old is photoshop and why is it exempt? I'm sure you can think of a couple things that differentiate gen AI from photoshop, I believe in you.
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I don't think it's that supprising that software developers would try and make tools to make software development easier.
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The comically unncessary section headers are also incredibly LLM coded.
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This needed an entire article?
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I'm not talking about the severity of the punishment I am talking about the moral wrongness of the punishment itself. Torturing someone for a month for maybe stealing an apple, keep in mind you haven't even been charged with a cri
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North Korea has a crime rate of approximately 0%. That doesn't make it more civilised than western europe.
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When the punishment for a crime is morally worse than the crime itself I think there is a problem.
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I agree that the US is in a strange place currently. The cult of personality Trump has hopefully goes away with him.
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>Anthropomorphizing these systems is dangerous That ship has sailed. Humans will anthropomorphize a rock if you put googly eyes on it.
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>Off the top of my head, Trump's corporate tax cuts in 2017 might be one of the most clearcut examples of something that benefitted corporations over individuals, was lobbied for by corporations, and was high profile enough to have
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Politicians do things that are likely to get them reelected, e.g, passing legislation that is broadly supported by their voters. Passing legislation that their constituents do not like will not increase the chances of them getting reelected

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