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by alvis 3y ago
Not long ago, Ed Newton-Rex of Stability AI was also kinda forced to resign over the company's view that it is acceptable to use copyrighted work without permission to train its products. AI really causes us to face many reality :&#x2F
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by alvis 3y ago
& Just not long ago, Ed Newton-Rex of Stability AI was kinda forced to resign over the company's view that it is acceptable to use copyrighted work without permission to train its products. https://www.bbc.co.uk/new
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by alvis 3y ago
Remember that Greg Brockman is a co-founder of OpenAI, and like Sam Altman, he is a main driving force behind the scene. Now both are gone. There must be something really really seriously wrong.
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by alvis 3y ago
I have been utilising GPT to create my own app, and now openAI wants to be the only app that matters. I’m not sure whether I should be excited or not :/
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by alvis 3y ago
Better ask, how to elect officials who are not a dumb to procure a $125M HR product for a 1.15M population city. i.e. a >$100 product for every resident in the city? I bet if you fund a startup for $1M, they'll deliver a way better
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by alvis 3y ago
Who hasn't been hurted by threads? lol
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by alvis 3y ago
In a way, the drama at twitter helped meta to successfully relaunch threads. Without musk, there is no mastodon and no threads
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Elon Musk needs payments to make Twitter an ‘everything app’(fortune.com)
2 points by alvis 3y ago|0 comments
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The UK's top universities reached an agreement on how to deal with generative AI(qz.com)
3 points by alvis 3y ago|0 comments
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by alvis 3y ago
At times, it's not the size that matters, but rather the quantity that makes a chain reaction
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by alvis 4y ago
If privacy is a concern, facebook or twitter or instagram should have be banned long long long time ago, why ChatGPT? What if a government ban everything but only those which agree with their voice, as in China?
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by alvis 4y ago
Italian privacy regulator Friday ordered a ban on ChatGPT over alleged privacy violations https://www.politico.eu/article/italian-privacy-regulator-ba...
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Blocked in Italy(twitter.com)
4 points by alvis 4y ago|2 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
A rogue AI with real-time access to sensitive data wreaks havoc on global financial markets, causing panic and chaos. It's just not hard to see it's going to happen. Like faster car must ended up someone get a horrible crash. But
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OpenAI-powered app will instantly transcribe patient notes during doctor visits(cnbc.com)
1 points by alvis 4y ago|2 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
IMO, it's a good opportunity to re-think about exam and future of education. For many schools, education = good results in exams. Now GPT-4 is going to slam them and say what's the point now!
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by alvis 4y ago
It'd be terrifying if everything has an "accuracy score". It'll be a convergence to human intelligence rather than an advancement :/
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by alvis 4y ago
GTP4 demo today in the next 2 hours! https://youtube.com/live/outcGtbnMuQ
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Binance halts deposits and withdrawals for customers in the UK(bloomberg.com)
215 points by alvis 4y ago|138 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
A players always in demand, no matter whatever the economic situation. They have the freedom to choose wherever they want to work. I'm not sure how many A players have left meta, but I'm sure A players never want to work in a low
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by alvis 4y ago
The message is loud and clear "As I’ve talked about efficiency this year, I’ve said that part of our work will involve removing jobs". & no surprise, "future" has only mentioned 4 times Mr Zuckerberg, what is the fut
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by alvis 4y ago
To be fair, cost is the only thing that is prohibiting applications to adapt GPT. Even when GPT-3 was cut to $0.02/1k tokens, still it wasn't economical to use the tech in daily basis without a significant cost. i.e. would you add
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by alvis 4y ago
There are 2 things that excite human -- learning and realisation. The author pointed out the way how to realise a thing. But as many are also saying, being aimless is an opportunity to learn, explore and discover new possibilities. It'
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OpenAI explain why some countries are excluded from ChatGPT(nature.com)
6 points by alvis 4y ago|2 comments
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My class required AI(oneusefulthing.substack.com)
185 points by alvis 4y ago|173 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
or maybe the seniors think headline layoff is an opportunity for free advertisements
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by alvis 4y ago
It has a very valid point, and I can see how providing flexibility at work can further boost performance rather than just a tool to retain great talent
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by alvis 4y ago
I used to spend lots of time to prepare some coding tests that mimic real-world situations for candidates, like introducing a small bug to an example code or pretending I've bad coding practice etc. Now I found the best tool ever! Than
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by alvis 4y ago
I'd have no doubt about the demand given the tools we see daily. However, what beg the question is why are we still interesting in pushing this tread to the top? I'm surprise to see yet another web scraper be featured on the front
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by alvis 4y ago
One of the best technology companies (let's assume it's) cannot maintain its site with modern technology. How can I trust them?

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