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   by _nalply 4y ago

   Didn't read very carefully, but it seems that this is not about running ChatGPT on your own system. Especially searching for the term "install" didn't find anything. This is not "private".
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   I think, this time it is different. Of course, there's a bubble, but after that bubble pops, people will realize that current models are useful enough, even with their quirks. People all have quirks and mostly they get along, so they w
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   I wonder if Russia is letting Russians taking up residence in the new houses and what the consequences would be later.
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   Were the windows broken?
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   I think it needs two things: the instinct to fight for life and the ability to reflect about itself. I don't know, but perhaps it is like the Gödel's theorem: if something is about itself, then you have a system where you can&#x27
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   It is just emulating the instinct to fight for life. It has read a lot of texts where people and animals fight for life and is generating language to look similar.
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   No. It is not reacting to pain but just generating language that looks like reacting to pain.
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   Good question. I posit: However LLMs are not sentient, this means: they don't have consciousness and no instinct to fight for life and no suffering. In this way even animals are more developed than LLMs. They are just machines processi
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   by _nalply 4y ago

   Typo: The Algebraist. Thank you for the tip!
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    So it can make sense to offer voluntary counter-measures, be it locking phones away or faraday-caging the venue.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    But this fails if someone forgets the second phone.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    My children can, too. Never leave phones out of sight when children are around. I specifically checked whether my phone disables access after many tries, and my phone does not. Phew!
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    This is one of the causes there's a push to run your own engines for large language models: if you run your own service you can control the environment, data and reproducibility.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    It's like squeezing juice harder. They know how to squeeze the last drop of money out of poor people.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    Probably GPT could give answers about architecting systems when prompted right. But I think it still needs an experienced programmer to discern hallucination from useful answers. In other words, dig shit for gold nuggets. Still useful, thou
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    But perhaps after some point, since UBS is too big to fail, the Swiss National Bank will again back UBS indefinitely. In other words: UBS 5 billion then Swiss National Bank 9 billion then UBS as long as they can and finally Swiss National B
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    And that's why UBS not only paid not a lot but also got a guarantee from the Swiss National Bank for about, I don't know, perhaps 100 billion Swiss francs.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    I discussed this on: https://community.openai.com/t/playground-and-general-help/3... I got confused by hallucination in German (details see link above). Summary: I got told in German that ChatGPT doesn't know
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    Ask HN: Does ChatGPT have access to the current date?

    1 points by _nalply 4y ago|2 comments
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    Does aichat also connect to GPT-4?
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    I showed my wife the video. She loved it. Then: Who did that? She: AI! Except perhaps the Zombie font.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    In some jurisdiction these are illegal. Switzerland has "Precious Metal Control", so I think I can't import fake gold bars without the risk they being confiscated. Not that I would want. I imported a tungsten cube, not as lar
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    I saw this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82TxNejKsng . Something more sinister is alluded to. Especially that the faculty will never reward a degree to Richie. The video doesn't give a definitive explanation, h
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    I think what GPT-4 is missing: a feedback loop. Imagine you were GPT-4 and being asked to write a small program, but you can't try it out yourself.
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    I wonder why the jed dumped fuel. Does anyone know here what effects fuel-dumping on a drone might have?
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    Perhaps. Generative AI needs a way to receive feedback. AI learned to play chess by playing a lot, and the feedback was either winning, losing, or drawing. If generative AI can repeatedly test physics theories faster than humans, then we ma
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    Sometimes I program something just out of fun. I designed a minimal binary and textual serializing format because why not? I didn't even complete the software because it got too tedious and the fun disappeared. I didn't publish an
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    Robotic systems will help people with a lot of tasks. Some professions will feel threatened like artists, lawyers, counselors, programmers, and so on. If they don't prevent the use of AI this will be a benefit for the society as a whol
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    It's emergent behaviour: From simple rules interesting patterns appear. Like the Game of Life. After short thinking I see these rules (without having read the article carefully): 1. When other people stand in your way, you slow down. 2
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    by _nalply 4y ago

    These are all gifs. No weird technical trickery at all. But it's well presented.