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by anotherman554 3y ago
The parent comment you tried to explain was about A.I. Doomsday. If you think the A.I. will not cause doomsday I don't know why you are trying to "explain" it.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
This makes as much sense as saying the government's purchase of Microsoft Encarta (a digital encyclopedia product) will cause the downfall of civilization, because Encarta doesn't tell the "full story" about your pet top
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by anotherman554 3y ago
>>If the UK already blocked the deal, why does the US need to? The UK could reverse their position. It makes no sense for the US to rely on a foreign countries ruling, as they have no control over whether it changes.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I don't think that article is really addressing the same argument. The argument Asimov is addressing seems to be whether human scientists will always disprove the previous century's human scientists. The argument the poster above
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by anotherman554 3y ago
If it's an internal name, maybe, but external names are generally intended to manipulate the public via psychology to make unconscious connections to the product that will make them want the product, in other words "marketing 101&
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I assume you don't have to answer correctly on the crosswalk question, you just have to answer the way most humans answer the question when asked... but I have nothing to back that up.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Why would anyone want to work with a helmet on their head at all times like this? It's like saying the endgame for computers is all communications will be over video phones like on the jetsons. It sounds like a cool scifi concept unt
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by anotherman554 3y ago
"I am not from the US and I didn't downvote, but my understanding is that your congress needs to approve spending twice: first they vote for laws that require a budget to implement, and then later when the money is actually needed
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by anotherman554 3y ago
You aren't going to use a keyboard case?
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by anotherman554 3y ago
The threat of nuclear weapons was an empirical fact, not a thought experiment. The issue isn't whether we can imagine alarming thought experiments but rather why would we take seriously someone whose field of "work" is "
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Some people think the "apocalypse" A.I. safety people consist largely of individuals engaged in magical/ religious thinking based on a love of fiction, so if we were to pick a 1960s analogy, it would be like some people conce
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by anotherman554 3y ago
"But these current AI tools will give you a credible outline for that bunny-tuna story in about 10 seconds. It’s not the best story. But it’s a good starting point." A good starting point for what? If the end result is a story th
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by anotherman554 3y ago
If you change your investment strategy every time someone posts an alarming article you probably aren't going to do very well as an investor.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
The article is also uncredited, and reverse image search shows the "about us" page of this web site uses a stock photo called "happy diverse business group" where contextually you would expect the actual authors of the s
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Zune's were very basic music and video players(I used to own one.) You can't say with a straight face that the user interface of the Zune had any great similarities to the User interface of a desktop OS.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
The Bing chatbot searches the web for you, it doesn't just spit out answers like ChatGPT. There's no clear distinction between the Chatbot and a search engine. I just asked it about something in today's news and it answered
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by anotherman554 3y ago
You could be right but that doesn't explain why the yield to maturity is reported so low. The yield to maturity should be the earning you get if you hold the fund until maturity and interest rates stay as they are today. It's pos
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I just went to the Ishares web site and 3.55% is the reported yield to maturity for SGOV.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Are you comparing Google to the "new A.I. powered Bing, only in Microsoft edge" or to the normal Bing search engine?
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I think the closest analogy to what the above poster wants to do would be to talk to a fortune teller when your wife won't tell you something, give the fortune teller information about your wife, and then "present" the fortun
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Some public policy can't be effectively implemented on the local level. Tokyo's gun control is it's nation's gun control.
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by anotherman554 4y ago
There's already case law showing labeling a novel fiction is not necessarily enough to protect yourself from losing at defamation litigation.
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by anotherman554 4y ago
I don't think anyone is suggesting the archive create a shell corporation. If archive leadership desperately wanted to get sued by publishers, they could have resigned from working at the archive and formed a different organization.
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by anotherman554 4y ago
>"I don't understand it, but it says smart-sounding things, and I don't understand the human brain either, so they're probably the same, it must be sentient!" This perfectly summarize so much of the discourse aro
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by anotherman554 4y ago
"Interestingly, more than one of these folks have turned out to be religious." The guy fired by google for announcing LaMDA was sentient was religious. I don't really see a meaningful distinction between declaring a machine i
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by anotherman554 4y ago
I'm well aware of how it works. The country votes into office the politicians who nominate and vote for the Supreme Court judges. If I was being more careful I could have written the country "indirectly elects" the Supreme C
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by anotherman554 4y ago
The San Francisco government is not the only source of policy in San Francisco. If the San Francisco government wanted to implement strict gun control like they have in Tokyo, for example, they would be blocked by the Supreme Court judges e
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by anotherman554 4y ago
"I feel that the majority of relationships and marriages say 60-70 years ago were happy and mutually fulfilling, but now anecdotally it seems that most people are not happy whatsoever." It's possible this is true. But here&#x
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by anotherman554 4y ago
That article doesn't claim what you seem to think it claims.
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by anotherman554 4y ago
>"AFAICT, Midjourney has no shareholders and David Holz is the farthest thing from a slick CEO. He’s a big dreamer hippie dork." I'm trying to figure out the functional difference between a "hippie CEO" and a &qu

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