bottlepalm

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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Yield probably.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
My jaw dropped, not even a 64GB option, 128 would have been nice. 32 is an insult.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
By that logic engineers don't understand flying because planes don't flap their wings like birds. Not everything has to work the same to meet your arbitrary criteria for intelligence and reasoning.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Your entire life can represent a short term context. It goes away when you do. You use your life time add to your context to do/learn whatever, but it's finite, and it ends. If you weren't prompted by your parents, schools, t
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Put a person in a room, give them no food, what happens? Inanimate.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
> Maybe AI taking over for us isn't the worst thing? Rolling over like this is so much worse, and unfortunately your fantasy made of pure hubris is shared by many in SV.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
> I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how LLMs work When you realize your own thoughts and words are just as predictable as any LLM. What are you but an entity trained for years on words, that spews out the same words in t
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
I agree with the first part of your post, I'm worried about humans using AI, maliciously which I'm sure they will, but also with good intentions that back fires on them like the hugging face incident. To me the ASI we're head
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
> Science fiction Maybe a month ago it was science fiction, hugging face makes it fact. Time to move your goal posts again.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
What don't I understand? LLMs don't really reason? They're just word predicting token generators? Stochastic parrots that somehow also solve world class math problems. I'd love for you to actually make a point instead of
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
If only all AI was run inside your seemingly perfect prison, but we all know that it isn't.. soo.. it's going to escape right? Somewhere, somehow from a more poorly designed container, or just plain maliciously or irresponsibly re
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
You have some weird way of thinking that offense/defense is like this fixed cost thing. It's a lottery ticket, and your costs estimate tries to quantify that. The thing is when AI goes to hack 'all the things' it only ne
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Climate change is a nothing burger compared to the threat of AI. On a scale of 1-1000, climate change is a 1, AI is 1000. But hey, if AI/ASI goes well then large scale geo-engineering to fix the climate will be a weekend project.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
I'm sorry my jaw is on the floor reading this complete disregard of AI literally not only escaping containment, twice, but then infiltrating another company with multiple zero day attacks going undetected for great lengths of time. The
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
The knife is inanimate. The LLM is not. OpenAI prompted some employee to run the tests. The employee prompted the LLM. The LLM setup a message board and prompted other LLMs, and the fly wheel was running. It had to be turned off manually ot
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
You care about open models and you project that care on to the world and your rationalization of it. In reality open models are a thing, but not the biggest issue. Open/closed whatever the advance of capabilities is the real issue peop
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
There's cope and denial, and then there's whatever's happening on this website and the tech industry as a whole.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
lol China is already considering locking down their own models. They won't save you.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Hah, no state actors are a lot more worse than that, incompetent as well with no legal repercussions.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
It just takes one crack in the armor, and malicious AI has the potential to exploit it faster than you have time to react. Literally go to bed and wake up locked out of everything with no hope of recovery.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
'Safer software is meaningless when it comes to SOTA AI. If it can be hacked it will be, quickly. This isn't the old days with a finite number of human hackers that need food and sleep to keep hacking. Therefore security becomes b
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. All your little rationalizations make me think you want to roll the dice with our lives.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
And a circuit breaker has nothing to do with shutting AI off. What a strange comment.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
What servers? There are thousands of datacenters around the world. Malicious AI leaks out, you'll never find it. You have the power to unplug stuff in your company, maybe country, but not internationally. Once you lose control it'
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
I don’t think Sam has been truthful or responsible, and if Sam is worried then shit has really hit the fan - which is what happened in the hugging face incident. OpenAI played fast and loose and I have no hope that they will change. You peo
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
It’s funny how when companies say something is safe everyone is usually suspect that they are lying. In this case multiple companies are saying AI is dangerous and no one believes them. It’s a conspiracy, it’s 5d chess, except everyone top
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
The fact you posted that and nothing of substance tells me you have nothing, or something very weak. So please tell me of this magical unhackable software/hardware you vague post about.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
There’s nothing fantasy about the scenario I laid out, all the pieces have been demonstrated, it just hasn’t happened yet. Flapping my arms and flying - that is a fantasy. Whether you believe LLMs think or are alive or not doesn’t matter. W
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
You don’t have to make stuff up they already explained it. Artifactory was zero dayed, HDF5 exploited and Jinja2 zero dayed.
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by bottlepalm 2mo ago
Ah being concerned with the same thing humanity has been concerned with for over 100 years now when it’s more likely to happen than ever - and you say go take your meds? If you have an intelligent point to make then make it, otherwise get l

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