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by aithrowawaycomm 2y ago
> I haven’t really been involved in WordPress for about five years now....Yes, I used to work for WP Engine. I even kinda liked them, for a while (mostly while they just kinda left us alone for the first year or so). But I wouldn’t say m
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> What "critical" intervention rate are you talking about? What network magically supports the required low latencies to remotely respond to an imminent accident? I was being vague - Waymo tests the autonomous algorithms with h
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by aithrowawaycomm 2y ago
I think the upcoming AI bust will be similar to the 2000s dotcom bust - ecommerce was not a bad idea or a scam! And neither are transformers. But there are cultural similarities: a) childish motivated reasoning led people to think a fairly
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by aithrowawaycomm 2y ago
Let's start with a multimodal[1] LLM that doesn't fail vacuously simple out-of-distribution counting problems. I need to be convinced that an LLM is smarter than a honeybee before I am willing to even consider that it might be as
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by aithrowawaycomm 2y ago
The problem is not "computers," it's intelligence itself. We still don't know how even the simplest neurons actually work, nor the simplest brains. And we're barely any closer to scientific definitions of "inte
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by aithrowawaycomm 2y ago
> Waymo alone services tens of thousands of autonomous rides per month (edit: see sibling comment, I was out of date, it's currently hundreds of thousands of rides per month -- but see, increasingly) But they aren't particularl
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by aithrowawaycomm 2y ago
OP could have been more substantive, but there is no contradiction between "current AI tools are sincerely useful" and "overinflated claims about the supposed intelligence of these tools will lead to an AI winter." I am