breezybottom

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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Those are terrible metrics. But even by those standards the US is worse.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
I'm trying to think of a single metric by which the EU hasn't been a massive success.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Who gets the veto over the democratic process? You?
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Since when do AI companies care about the law? Most of their training data is pirated.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Since when do AI companies care about copyright law? They're destroying them so their competitors can't use them.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
They absolutely do. Meta torrented 81 terabytes of ebooks. They just have no incentive to pay when the law looks the other way.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
They don't "force" anything. Trillion dollar AI companies and their owners have as much agency as book publishers.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Your writing tendencies must be quite bad if Claude's tendencies are an improvement. Isn't writing a skill issue?
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Most productive isn't necessarily the same as "best".
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Lol that's a good one. AI slop is the least likely way to make me open my wallet.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Sure, but LLM use is a warning sign of developer laziness.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Karenified? This isn't reddit.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
That's a distinction without a difference. Either way it produces the same slop.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Articles are for academic promotion, obviously.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
It doesn't have to look pretty, but there should be a human brain involved in creating it. How can we trust models based on AI slop?
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Solution to what?
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Well all digital music is data, so yes.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
"Claude does candy bar has sugar?" "Claude does Fruity Loop has sugar?" "Claude does mint chocolate chip has sugar?"
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Terrifying to think that even physicists can't code their own simulations anymore. We're plunging headfirst into the dark ages.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
The only way it could be worse if it they bought Comcast's data.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
A major selling point of AI chat bots is for customer service automation. A clean dataset like this is a huge find. I'm not sure what you mean by "facts" or "gold nuggets". Training data doesn't need to be fact
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Chances the third party is uploading it to Claude to do the deidentification?
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Clearly you've done it, so feel free to post your reports.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
If he writes then he should have no investment in LLMs. Humans have been able to write for thousands of years.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Clearly Anthropic thinks its more profitable to comply and have access to the European market, but I'm sure you know better than the people who brought it to a $2 trillion valuation.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
This feels like the inevitable outcome of a STEM-only education system. Now people think there's a mathematical formula for picking the "best" words, instead of having to be thoughtful and creative.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
I don't believe you at all.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
I don't know where you're getting that from. The sorting of students into "gifted" and "non-gifted" categories is very common. You don't need to look further than your local school district for proof.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
Yes. Child porn was commercially sold in Europe and Japan until the late 2000s. There is no line that people won't cross for money.
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by breezybottom 1mo ago
That doesn't mean it was enforced.

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