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3y ago
This is cool
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4y ago
One of the tells of AI generated content right now is a summary sentence at the end of a section marked by a phrase that describes what it is about to reference, followed by moralization. This post is suspect.
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4y ago
Has this been rigorously considered or is it just vibes? Seems preemptive to presume that unveiling more structure wouldn't give understanding meaning and intent in AI systems a leg up.
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4y ago
This would be an interesting step in the industry as it would couple AI reg to hardware sales and black market law enforcement.
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4y ago
As we are now decades into the history of both film and gaming industries, at the top level of the pyramid, yes, this is naive. Your experiences as a gamer will have little to do with the kind of decision making that yields billions of doll
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4y ago
Huh, how would that work?
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4y ago
I'm not sure how under your view you could ever disagree with anyone at all then. To not fall into the same trap you articulate, could you explain what holding a viewpoint against another where you disagree with it for good reasons loo
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4y ago
A web extension to do this automatically would be the hero no one wanted, but the one we deserved.
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4y ago
What an important detail to screw up!
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If the phenomena is complex even when the mechanism is glossable, you are missing out in descriptive detail when you imply it is "just" an agonist on those receptors. That itself should be mind-boggling. You have those receptors i
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4y ago
Citation systems can and do discover circular reference. Not all of it! But it's a start.
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You didn't go on the offensive.
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4y ago
It also makes sense that it's guided by prompt engineering to avoid certain topics.
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4y ago
Interested in sharing?
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4y ago
Yes, and the steps required to get to the equilibria would involve working on the entire system to orbit around emotional growth next to intellectual growth while children have immature development in both. Why? Because both parents and tea
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4y ago
The field has grown to the point that if you don't teach it top down no one will have the skills to be dangerous until the end of their degree. And projects that shorten the size of that stack still come out of MIT.
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4y ago
Theoretical Computer Science
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I'm going to be a bit less nice than your other responses and ask you to give something a bit more thought before providing a glib "citation needed".
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4y ago
They are incompetent and do not care. They couldn't even modify the ad to show correct information for lying's sake.
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4y ago
The arc of software development is to make people depend on vaguer specifications to tell systems what they want, and rely on recognition of what they see being what they want with fast feedback loops, versus slowly recalling the syntax of
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4y ago
It in the absence of insecurity, it preserves security.
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4y ago
Not operationalized
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4y ago
This is hardly a choice between two evils.
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It was a scam in the first place. Please stop giving scammers more moral sympathy than they are due. It sustains their existence.
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By a long shot, no. FAANG sets tempo for salaries for every other company. Other companies might not reach that level of craziness, but many do end up near a similar bar.
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4y ago
It's in the last sentence of the GP
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I use the term "endorsement" to quotate when I believe a belief and whether I am merely acting as if I believe it when I discuss it.
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4y ago
Should make for interesting computational effects
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4y ago
I don't get it – the ask is "how to do X?". The answering being, "if you are or you do Q, then you will get X" is perfectly well-formed. The conditions you mention are hazardous but also true for having a career or
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4y ago
It's funny, Twitter should know when a tweet comes from an third-party API connection or not. If that information exists, wouldn't it be a great way to heuristically exclude posts a bunch of bots (even if users who use e.g. Nitter
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