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by akomtu 1y ago
I have a simpler explanation: he's bought a bunch of bitcoins and uses his position to inflate its price. If it's true, at some point he'll decide to cash out and announce that he will make bitcoin illegal to drop its price b
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by akomtu 1y ago
What's the benefit for the AI masters to keep you in good health? Corporate healthcare exists only because it's necessary to keep workers making money for the corporation, but remove that need and corpos will dump us on the street
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by akomtu 1y ago
Show me the wealth distribution in Japan and I'll tell you why they have no kids.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Also 80 years ago: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731
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by akomtu 1y ago
More like the corpos are really excited about the post-human AI future, so they are pouring truckloads of money on it and this raises the GDP number. The well-being of the average folk is in decline.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Lifeless music? Made of chunks of someone else's music, stitched together and polished to hide the sews. I think this is what gives all AI slop such an uncanny vibe.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Imo, depression is a negative emotion that runs in background and wastes 99% of your CPU cycles.
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by akomtu 1y ago
You need to be a someone who has a high chance of creating an AI-centric company.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Now add irrelevant facts about cats and see if it can still draw it.
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by akomtu 1y ago
If Meta invents superhuman AI and Mark gets to own it, we'll effectively enter the era of Antichrist. Imagine a human as greedy, as capable and as hollow as Mark, but made 1000x smarter than anyone else on the planet? Corporations are
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by akomtu 1y ago
Well, it's a client-side AI spyware that monitors your activity in the internet or intranet. What Microsoft is doing makes sense if you consider that their clients are corporations and governments.
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by akomtu 1y ago
I guess a problem about cats with irrelevant facts about cats will be unsolvable. Also, this means that if you want to say something in the era of AI surveillance, you'd talk in metaphors inspired by cats.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Diamonds are simply NFTs of the real life: worthless coupons that only prove that you've wasted a few tens of thousand dollars. They prove your social status. The battle for purity or the origin is a distraction. For the same reason, d
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by akomtu 1y ago
Once you pause and think what gambling is - the disconnect between your actions and results, when you pull a lever and get a random outcome - you'll realise that a good deal of the big tech is about gambling. When you scroll to see ran
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by akomtu 1y ago
That's because people recognise that their self-control with regard to violence is solid, they know where the line is and won't have an urge to cross it, but with sex the story is different. Making this type of content mainstream
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by akomtu 1y ago
I've heard a good point that our eyes have, in fact, a boring 1:100 range of brightness. Eyes can rapidly adjust, but the real game changer is our ability to create an image in our video memory, which has an unlimited brightness range.
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by akomtu 1y ago
The benchmarks should really add the test of data compression. Intelligence is mostly about discovering the underlying principles, the ability to see simple rules behind complex behaviors, and data compression captures this well. For exampl
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by akomtu 1y ago
Most of your monthly active users don't want to read your articles. They want to get their questions answered with as little effort as possible. This is what Google's Overview is doing: it's transforming your articles into a
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by akomtu 1y ago
It looks like the company is dying and wants to cut expenses. Your manager is trying to find something on you to push you out, and to make you doubt yourself so you'd jump ship, because that's what he's been told to do. Even
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by akomtu 1y ago
Governments are a lot like abusive parents: they see people as difficult kids that must be managed. They believe that what they do helps them become good adults, but in reality they just love to control and abuse people. Rejecting this abus
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by akomtu 1y ago
Those who keep their identity in their intelligence are heading into the rough seas once the proto-AI becomes real-AI in the coming years. What's the value of your smart thoughts if AI on your smartwatch can do it better, faster and ch
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by akomtu 1y ago
That's the danger of educated populace: they stop eating your bullshit.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Demonic scientists are thinking hard how to feed our planet to machines.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Easy benchmark that's hard to fake: data compression. Intelligence is largely about creating compact predictive models and so is data compression. The output should be a program generating the sequence or the dataset, based on entry id
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by akomtu 1y ago
What's better: to build a house yourself or to hire a sloppy, but cheap and very productive contractor who is known for connecting wires the wrong way and forgetting to install water pipes in random places? AI slop is a meme for a reas
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by akomtu 1y ago
People have been asking what's the killer app for AI. That's the killer app that will kill our society. It's a dopamine gambling machine that thanks to its proto-AI will know how to press the right buttons of the user's
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by akomtu 1y ago
It's boiling water with GPUs, I guess. Even a fancy anti-matter AI reactor will be boiling water and spin turbines in the future.
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by akomtu 1y ago
What's the heck is gaussian integers? I've tried to parse your article, but still confused.
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by akomtu 1y ago
Random selection prevents a dogma from taking roots. If we consider a dogma as an empremeral something that's too complex for one mind, but in a stable group of like-minded people it can settle and grow like some poisonous weed. Shuffl
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by akomtu 1y ago
The good old idolatry, except that now the idol can talk to you?

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