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by antihipocrat 2y ago
And what happens to the 1% where this fails? At the moment the responsibility is on the person. If I incorrectly book my flight for date X, and I receive the itinerary and realise I chose the wrong month - then damn, I made a mistake and wi
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Not just music, models are trained on all types of art forms that have been created by humans across every medium and businesses are now choosing to use content from AI rather than pay an artist. Breakout success can still be achieved from
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The other one being the Australian Aboriginal population?
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I wonder whether we hold LLMs to a different standard because we have a long term reinforced expectation for a computer to produce an exact result? One of my first teachers said to me that a computer won't ever output anything wrong, i
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The average person can be fooled into supporting anything most of the time. The list of bad wars Americans have supported (at least initially) is longer than the good ones. Normative language used as shorthand for current consensus for whet
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A lot of philosophy is testable and the inspiration for scientific enquiry. Philosophy contains logic as a major area of study and the results of this work are core tenets in mathematics which enables the ability to conduct rigorous science
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Service delivery can be improved by advances in productivity for both public and private sectors equally - The difference is that the private sector is constantly focusing on reducing costs of the most expensive business areas. For most bus
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Thanks, you're right and I was totally wrong. I'd delete my comment if I could
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Legal tender does not have to be a mandatory means of exchange.
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Using the wrong tool for the job required isn't lazy but it may be dangerous, inefficient and ultimately more expensive.
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CTEs really tripped me up when I started using them professionally. My mental model was that they result in reusable objects in memory and thus could be used to improve performance as well as composition. After discovering the truth, it was
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Also, content creators now have their own ads within their content itself. I feel no need to give Google any money.
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You're not alone. In my experience the senior executive are enamoured by the possibility of halving headcount. The engineers reporting honestly about the limitations of connecting it to core systems (or using it to generate complex cod
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by antihipocrat 2y ago
Some possibilities - Bank operators responding to queries have no idea why a decision was made - Banks rely on algorithms to determine credit worthiness, these are run centrally so a bank manager at a branch may say positive things but the
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by antihipocrat 2y ago
if (voter == 'left') then insert(billionaire[0]) else if (voter == 'right') then insert(billionaire[1]) else insert(billionaire[2]) let billionaire = ['Elon Musk', 'Bill Gates', 'Mark Zuckerberg&
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by antihipocrat 2y ago
Cis white male covers a very broad spectrum of people from very different economic, ethnic and social backgrounds. Labelling an entire race (noting caveat above) of people as problematic is not a traditional progressive worldview and in my
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The bot does the trivial things well, still need a brain to actually apply these trivial things to solve complex problems - much like a calculator
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A leak has already happened: https://www.engadget.com/2018-02-06-grammarly-patches-seriou...
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Loans for phones are very common in the developing world. Rather than a luxury, they've become an expensive interest bearing necessity for billions of human beings.
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Is the CTO aware that the information being checked could be leaked to a competitor?
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If I listened to the naysayers back in the day I would have never entered the tech industry (offshoring etc). Yes, that does somewhat prove you're point given that those predictions were cost driven. Having used AI extensively I don&#x
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AI brings similar risks - they can leak internal information, they can be tricked into performing prohibited tasks (with catastrophic effects if this is connected to core systems), they could be accused of actions that are discriminatory (b
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Your performance on these tests would be equivalent to the highest performing model, and you would be much cheaper. Investment in human talent augmented by AI is the future.
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I'd argue the web browser falls into that category as well.
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"Dear [applicant name], thank you for sending us your application. We have decided not to progress your application further. While making our decision we've noted your extensive experience at [previous company] and feel that your
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Child mortality is much higher in worse conditions as well, and having more children the increases chances that some survive.
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Sounds like Singapore.. without the transition to a more democratic model. Living standards there indicate it's been net positive for quite a long time.
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In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread.
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Or AOL, I remember breakfast TV hosts mentioning AOL keywords a lot
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Is it possible for there to be other undiscovered fields with a similar mechanic - turning on when the universe hits a future heat threshold?

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