bioemerl

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by bioemerl 3y ago
It matters deeply when the people who run and develop the platform support something that simply shouldn't be supported, and at the end of the day even if they don't control the federation they do control a significant chunk of th
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Anyone can run an instance but the main one is run by people who actively support states like China. You just go on there and read it for like 10 minutes and you'll find it.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Please use kbin instead - It's not run by literal Chinese state apologists.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
No, according to copyright if you remember something from your brain and perform it live you are very much in violation. If you remember it and make something that is a distinct work, something that may be steals the idea without reproducin
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by bioemerl 3y ago
I kind of addressed your first comment in my original post when I talked about how people are not going to just use these tools and let them determine what they get, they're going to innovate and work on it had to and find creative use
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by bioemerl 3y ago
I noticed that too, the radio seems to be playing the same stuff they were playing when I was in high school. And I think it's a consequence of the fact that the only people listening to the radio are the same people who were listening
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by bioemerl 3y ago
I feel like I'm living in a different world than you man. I'm listening to music that basically no one else listens to. I'm in communities that very few other people know about. I see subcultures all over the place with vibra
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by bioemerl 3y ago
I think this couldn't be any more incorrect. I think the first thing people get confused about here is the fact that AI is trained on predicting the next word. What they don't realize is that predicting the next word for all of En
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Looks like it actually was kind of successful for a while though. It just got out competed by other methods.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
> If I take the collection of images from earlier and train a diffusion model based on it, I'm essentially just compressing it a different way Not really. If diffusion models were compression they'd be so lossy as to be totall
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Open except you have to pay if it gets big enough seems perfectly reasonable to me. I understand the idea, it's not truly open in that case, but so long as the ability to build new things on it and prosper from it is preserved im alrig
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by bioemerl 3y ago
OpenAI wanted to preach safety. I think we hold them liable for literally everything, everything Chat GPT does or says, until the model is open and they can argue that they have no control over it. They wanted this liability, they accepted
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Given that this seems to happen all the time without antitrust issues it probably wouldn't, even though I feel like it should. What we need is a legal way for companies to keep the data open, but also require OpenAI and friends to pay
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by bioemerl 3y ago
It's unfortunate we are seeing all of these data platforms get locked off, because this is not going to affect AI development from big companies, it's only going to affect the ability for individuals to run AI development of any f
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by bioemerl 3y ago
3 is not likely as llama currently can't remember more than 2000 characters. I don't doubt they may think it's the case, but as dangerous as nukes would be a wild overstatement.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
To those of you who live in Connecticut or Missouri, contact the shit out of these representatives and give them a piece of your mind. This sort of blatant attempt to restrict the power of individuals should not be allowed.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Yeah, You don't do regular trade with the other 95% without the approval of the United States financial system, yay global hegemony.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Less "fought with" and more "apple corp continually sued apple for money every time apple tried to release a product associated to music."
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by bioemerl 3y ago
The two possibilities I can see for your alternate take is either: Placing suffering as the absolute centerpiece of morality and then basing all your conclusions on that. Or an argument to "common sense" in that most people will t
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by bioemerl 3y ago
https://lemmy.ml/post/1150805 Lemmy is run by tankies.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
We do hold ourselves to a higher standard, but we typically have actual reason to do so. Vegan moral arguments almost entirely rely on empathy. "The animal suffers therefore it's wrong". And they miss the mark almost every t
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Yeah, read their thread on China if you want to see the real face of Lemmy. Nobody should be migrating there.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
> disable the CC6 sleep state. This is now the second time AMD has screwed up the C6 state. Ryzen first gen would hang daily for me when due to a similar bug.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
We need to be vigilant to no end about how important it is to be able to run AI systems ourselves and use the opportunity they provide without the oversight of HR or PR staff rooms.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
The fact that you started talking about DNA being an optimizer, that's evolution.
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by bioemerl 3y ago
My focus wasn't on the fact that it was making paper clips, my focus was on the optimizer part. Exponential growth of that form that is totally unchecked simply does not exist. All things have limits that check their growth, and the a
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by bioemerl 3y ago
I'm sorry, but this is nonsensical. These little AI have trouble putting more than a couple of strings of sentences together without going incoherent. The fact that corporations try to improve themselves and innovate with time has not
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by bioemerl 3y ago
CO2 has not ramped up without notice, nor did ozone nor pfas. There are active efforts too handle each of them, and the only reason we aren't cracking down on most of those harder is that the utility they provide to human beings is fa
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by bioemerl 3y ago
Do you have a paperclip optimizer? No such thing exists, it's science fiction
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by bioemerl 3y ago
You would have more weight behind your words if there was any sort of precedent for AI as it exists today being super intelligent, or that you could make a case for some method by which you could suddenly ramp out of control without our not

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