bored-at-work

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   by bored-at-work 13d ago

   Given that AI CEOs are in the habit of frequently lying about what frontier AI can do, it's hard to get a good grasp either way. We can estimate from our hands-on experience and go from there, but very few people even have acess to the
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   by bored-at-work 13d ago

   > It's meh. It's the jack of all trades really. It's not congruent. It's a literal mix. That's the fun part, all languages are a mix of other languages that came before them. English borrows heavily from French,
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   by bored-at-work 15d ago

   Well, for starters, there is no such thing as a language that is 100% scientific and 0% political. Even in constructed languages, specially one made by AI. What AI does is aggregate its training data and predict next responses based on trai
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   by bored-at-work 16d ago

   I can think of a few answers for this. 1. AI produces a lot of code but very few releases. There have been a lot of articles about how AI has increased code output, but the number of releases on Github for example hasn't increased with