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by aydyn 1y ago
What happens if that centeal authority becoms subverted (as many people here would argue is the case right now)? Doesnt that single point of failure indicate a weakness?
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by aydyn 1y ago
But that isnt a good long term strategy. If degrees hold no real signal, employers are going to start noticing and the value of a degree decreases. So its in universities best interest to actually test for competence. ... In theory.
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by aydyn 1y ago
Teach them "values" as determined by a central governing authority?
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by aydyn 1y ago
> Why shouldn't status be apportioned to someone who is recognized by a panel of peers and teachers to have useful insight into their field Because many "fields" in colleges are not useful.
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by aydyn 1y ago
It comes from neither animal nor plant. It comes from a computer. There's a strong parallel here how pro-life activists view the use of human stem cells.
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by aydyn 1y ago
DNA alone is not plant or animal. It's effectively saying 1s and 0s can be vegan (or not). Pretty silly.
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by aydyn 1y ago
Calling this "noble savage" and stereotyping is very reasonable (also known as true). Its hilarious that the most succinct and useful summary gets flagged and hidden. Thats the smoothness of HN some times.
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by aydyn 1y ago
Turn off web suggestions then?
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by aydyn 1y ago
Thats not true, there are some search categories that currently only google gets right. Aside, ChatGPT is horrendous at filtering web search.
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by aydyn 1y ago
I published on epigenetics extensively. Claiming that the existence of non-genetic inheritance supports or refutes a political ideology is sophistry. Or trolling.
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by aydyn 1y ago
If you are only getting your perspective from tertiary sources rather than primary sources, then you are more likely subject to a bias layer from intermediaries. I really dont think I am saying anything controversial.
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by aydyn 1y ago
It matters because that is what the plaintiffs are arguing - that the use of copyright material for AI training is not fair use. They are not solely arguing that meta engaged in copyright infringement through piracy.
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by aydyn 1y ago
Do you even realize that you are the one who used the phrase "echo hall"? Might be time to step back and take a breath.
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by aydyn 1y ago
Most major companies and politicians still use twitter for communication. It sounds like you are the one in the "echo hall"?
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by aydyn 1y ago
In my opinion, the headline result is this: LLMs given context of a users history were more persuasive than 99.4% of humans on r/ChangeMyView In the future, your opinions will be shaped by the party with the most powerful LLM. Addition
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Can AI Change Your View? Evidence from a Large-Scale Online Field Experiment(drive.google.com)
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by aydyn 1y ago
It absolutely does work this way.
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by aydyn 1y ago
I want to make a point that might be misinterpreted, so I want to make clear I am not at all defending Microsoft. That said, Microsoft isn't a person and has no agency by itself. It is specific persons/developers/managers vio
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by aydyn 2y ago
False, the majority of under 40 are still watching "TV" but just through intertube streaming. netflix, apple TV, amazon, and so on, all except apple have ads too.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Nice troll bait, almost got me!
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by aydyn 2y ago
Yes but I am just giving an example of something recent, I could also point to pure logic errors if I go back and search my discussions. Maybe you are on to something for "classifying" issues; the type of problems LLMs have are ha
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by aydyn 2y ago
> does not constitute fully general intelligence but the difficult part has been finding things that they cannot do I am very surprised when people say things like this. For example, the best ChatGPT model continues to lie to me on a dai
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by aydyn 2y ago
I dont believe that last point is true. The processes that cause mutation (polymerase error, replication) are per base, not per genome.
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by aydyn 2y ago
On top of that "level of effort" is obviously very subjective.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Right. The same can be said for AI art. If you think you can exactly reproduce stylistically of some of the more popular AI work, you would be mistaken.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Couldn't the same argument be made for photography? You aren't making the image, the camera is doing all the work.
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by aydyn 2y ago
I see that you don't have a new argument, and instead resort to personal attacks that have nothing to do with the topic. Concession noted.
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by aydyn 2y ago
You're getting awfully defensive for rmild criticism of what you wrote. And now you are doing a Motte and Bailey, pulling back when pointed out its indefensible. You wrote: > You only allow “male” and “female” which right off the ba
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by aydyn 2y ago
What you are saying is inherently contradictory. The "physical disc" is comprised of tiny peaks and valleys. If I "own the disc" why can I not do whatever I want with those peaks and valleys?
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by aydyn 2y ago
What I mean by "living in a bubble" is you believing something that is not true, because everyone in the bubble is telling you its true. Hence you believing that only including M/F as gender options is something that would gr

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