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by aje403 9y ago
There is no free lunch, sorry. Either work for it for years or don’t. Or wait for brain implants or something.
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by aje403 9y ago
No, I'm admitting that, in the course of an existing investigation attempting to press criminal charges against the scammers, emails may turn up with Mayweather writing "how long does it take me to get paid after you con these idi
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by aje403 9y ago
Intent. Let the SEC do its due diligence as well and see what turns up to determine culpability.
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by aje403 9y ago
Na, it makes perfect sense, especially if the person isn't socially retarded or unfit for management. They're able to contribute meaningfully to broad architectural designs to have a larger impact then hacking away at a single pro
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by aje403 9y ago
He certainly has the reputation. Are there any stories of people who've worked with him in person floating around (sans Chuck Norris jokes)? Would be curious to read. Have seen stories of Carmack and guys like that have cemented the le
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by aje403 9y ago
It really depends on your basis of comparison here. I would prefer the opinion of a top CS professor. It is a very reasonable assumption that they are, like most other hyper intelligent and intellectually curious people who find time to do
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by aje403 9y ago
Hopefully the AI Ethics major is the physicist in that analogy, except that would be giving a bit too much credit
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by aje403 9y ago
That's your perception Global trade is neither going away nor will there be billions more starving babies if we change our trade policies to protect ourselves against totalitarian regimes who have considerably more selfish interests th
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by aje403 9y ago
Actually, that's literally exactly what happens in finance, as I stated earlier. People leave JP Morgan or Goldman for a comfy position at the SEC and maintain their close friendships. Edit: and unfortunately, it does make sense, as un
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by aje403 9y ago
Frankly, I think it should be. Extremely bright and educated people who have worked with the technology as an executive in a professional or educational/research setting. There is a legal term for what you are describing - it is called
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by aje403 9y ago
I have in no way equivocated ethics with religion or dismissed the purpose of ethics in AI, merely questioned who will be most fit to pass judgment while claiming them as a justification, however, it's now clear to me you're a idi
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by aje403 9y ago
This doesn't make any sense. Why are you lumping AI experts into a group? I'm trying to picture if the government went around to all highly qualifying AI PhDs asking them if they would like to join a prominent ethics panel to guid
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by aje403 9y ago
Quote the entire sentence if you want to quote me there. I do not think "trained ethics experts" should fall into any equation whatsoever. There are enough of them in the middle east and deep south. We don't need them infecti
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by aje403 9y ago
It is still quite possible they are morons, it's just less certain. Where did you read me saying that? I think ethical standards for AI should come from reputable CS PhDs who understand the technology they're pontificating about w
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by aje403 9y ago
What's there to question? You're making assumptions by even asking his motives. Are you implying he should not be doing this ethically or something? Von Neumann responded to a quote from Oppenheimer lamenting the invention of the
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by aje403 9y ago
People like to control others and everyone loves a sensationalist national epidemic for the headlines is what is at the heart of it. I like vaping though. Doesn't appear to do any lasting harm compared to everything else and smart kids
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by aje403 9y ago
"Young hormonal teenagers seeking to rebel perform risky behavior with addictive substances" Maybe they should just sit in the chair and do what they're told instead
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by aje403 9y ago
It would be great if comments like yours included a disclosure of personal crypto currency holdings at the bottom The free speech free technology bullshit is great but I personally would not hold a vendetta against a company for taking meas
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by aje403 9y ago
If you are suggesting deep learning involves difficult math then I have just had a stroke Besides, cracking the code interview is definitely the hardest. Just check out the amazon reviews
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by aje403 9y ago
Ambition and craving financial success are great, teaching kids that the path forwards to that is screaming on the internet and infecting other kids with their uneducated opinions is not great. Regardless, it will happen whether us "no
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by aje403 9y ago
You're forgetting they all read all the way through cracking the code interview, the most difficult math book in history.
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by aje403 9y ago
Yes, businesses try out different things and some things stick and some don't. This doesn't even have anything to do with technology. Businesses use computers because some idiot in a suit read an article. Many companies are making
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by aje403 9y ago
The very worst part of this is these are elected officials too
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by aje403 9y ago
Morally speaking you are a random nobody on the internet complaining about a guy's morals who has built an industry that has substantially increased our GDP and lifestyle and now is having a substantial impact on decreasing global pove
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by aje403 9y ago
This is hardly a silver lining. 29mm pales in comparison to the amount of money they have ponzi'd out of the common investor who has bought into this.
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by aje403 9y ago
"What we need now, more than ever, is public policy that advocates protections from the effects of unregulated and unethical artificial intelligence." Artificial Intelligence has become an alias for "shit I have no knowledge
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by aje403 9y ago
However, they have also been capturing your webcam as you type out each email. Please see document #3015698 for the top 3 most likely things you will eat for breakfast over the next week over what is most likely in your fridge right now
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by aje403 9y ago
Ordered word documents, one bit stored in each file that is reconstructed in sequences of signed bytes
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by aje403 9y ago
deaths per billion miles is the metric we should use?
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by aje403 9y ago
We could attempt to attribute it to a statistical phenomenon from a freshman sociology course that is neckbeard-stroking worthy, or maybe editors just figured out that "man hit by train gone wild" will almost always sell more pape

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