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Do you ever wonder, if you were born in a different era, like 1901, and still had the base drives behind this addiction, how would it channel itself? Like what would you replace the internet with in those days
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Hypothetical Paintings and Why AI-Generated Art Can Feel Soulless
(decodingvibes.com)
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> Why? Does TFA rhyme, repeat itself, use archaic language or otherwise looks adversarial? It doesn't, so we can assume Pangram's usual false positive/negative rates apply. No it literally does not apply is the point of th
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> I suspect, as we continue forward, humans will slowly start to adopt the language of LLMs, or at least certain language quirks that come from interacting with LLMs. Something I've noticed in my own writing is that I now present li
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2mo ago
> In preliminary testing, Mantzarlis found Pangram was more likely to misclassify AI-generated text as human-authored when it rhymed, repeated itself, and when it used archaic language. He then built an adversarial set of 588 AI-generate
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Checking the following with another AI checker and it says 100% AI generated. ( https://originality.ai/ ). We should run each check on multiple checkers if you want to provide a substantive claim that something is AI-written
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Yeah the "struggling company" is a bit too harsh of a statement. What they likely were talking about was the stock price. It was getting hit pretty hard and the Stripe deal talks saw confidence which led to the stock price getting
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This is alright, but your main page is just trash. You mention you have 0 pages every 24 hours in the "Registered" free tier. You can't even check that but have time to write a post about how your business is dying? Like I un
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I would rate my knowledge of business/economics much higher than my knowledge of programming/technology, but I know enough about both to provide an objective valuation. I would say the science and specific countries sections could
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2mo ago
It is worth noting, in the same issue they make an appology for claiming that Nvidia also makes its chips and not just design them. The Economist might be a very reputed journal but their technology and especially AI related takes are absol
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No the best use is to replace hacker news commentors. Let them feel the heat for the fist time in their life. See you can add anything there and the sentence will make sense. I will never vote for an AI system to actually make laws lol wtf
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The only thing worse than a human CEO is an AI CEO with power to fire you. People just don't think it will do stupid things, have nonsensicle orders which they have to follow, and likely fire people left right and center. But oh ho the
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I don't think they passed on the 4.5 billion. They still raised it in 2023 with investors like Alphabet etc. They turned Nvidia *earlier this year* for the $7 billion valuation deal. It makes sense if they were angling for an acquisiti
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But it is not a pretense or disguise though if that's what they are doing right? Like its clearly an AI thing and the other benefits are side effects. But not everything is inception.
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You still have to pay for electricity. If you consider that "completely free" then paying $4 per month should also be considered "completely free".
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I think you're reducing a very complex thing (the global economy) into a very simplistic model (Jevons' paradox) and thinking both are the same thing. This has no predictive power or rigor. You're just wishing things would ha
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No, I don't think K-pop is a government initiative. It is an actual fact. > In the late '90s, when Asia went through a huge financial crisis, South Korea's leaders decided to use music to improve its image and build its
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I would say the watermarking is not really a puzzle piece at all when it comes to the surveillance state, which was my point. They don't need watermarking to know who you are or to get information about you. So why would they work on t
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But I mean is this something that is supposed to be shocking or revelaing? All countries want to promote their culture so they win the soft war and influence. You think people just magically started liking kpop in the us? Look up what the s
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Computer Science at School of Hard Knocks?
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Why would they need to subpoena Microsoft and why will Microsoft hand them the data if someone doesn't like my meme? I understand what you are trying to say but it does not make a whole lot of sense even from Microsoft pov. They are no
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Wait, your entire comment is on how one should not nitpick someone's mental models but isn't that you nitpicking at someone's mental models? sus
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Are you saying large language models can better for surveillance? The article says all the data center power will be used to spy on you but that makes 0 sense, why would you need that much power to do what you have already done for so long
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late stage christianity
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Nvidia has been winning for decades, they got it right in gaming, they got it right in crypto, and they got it right in AI. People (outside of tech mostly) think they just got lucky but if that's the case, they have all the luck in the
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> AI will lead to a tyrannical police state > What will happen once the rug invariably gets pulled? Those data centers will start serving another purpose. > All around the world, governments are assembling massive networks of camer
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I don't think the existence of this discussion has anything to do with the topic we are discussing. "I wrote this myself but I only know how to write like an AI because that's how I talk in English all the time" is a wei
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I am also a non-native English speaker but that doesn't mean you start speaking Claudian English just because you interact with AI. If people do not like that particular style of writing and you understand it clearly, why would you dou
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I always check out the content whenever I see accusations of AI writing because I feel people can be a bit too suspicious these days but yes, this is as close to "AI but i changed how the em dashes look" writing: > Did Kubernet
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As someone who regularly writes and publishes things, basically your core target audience, I don't really the point of using this? If I am reaearching an article, I don't want that research to follow me for all articles. I do not
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