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2y ago
Me! I’m dumping text I write into an LLM all-day to help with editing. And I often start brainstorming / research by opening ChatGPT in voice mode, talk to it and keep a browser open at the same time to fact-check the output.
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2y ago
It’s all free
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I asked up thread and people apparently have concerns about the IP and think that AI images often lack taste.
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2y ago
What’s wrong with the image generation?
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2y ago
That’s not going to happen because AI will be trained to exhibit whichever traits keep us more engaged. Just like social media. A human-mimicking AI will beat a more robot-like AI any day on that metric. And it starts with really simple thi
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And in the long run it worked out fine. Apple Maps is a totally adequate product today despite being inferior to Google Maps for many years. Now we at least have some choice!
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2y ago
Flipping the sign on a reward function to protect us from the next pandemic should fit the bill. If we ignore that I guess we deserve it?
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Maybe a small-scale demonstration then? Seems to have worked so far for nuclear weapons proliferation.
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I’ve been receiving a significant uptick in spam emails (mostly for marketing agencies) that are clearly AI generated after pushing a quick crawl of my website into the LM’s context.
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Google Search isn’t even close to being 90% useful thanks to SEO, yet we don’t bat an eye about that. Bathwater, baby, throwing much …
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The new iPad has 12 GB, but 4 are mysteriously disabled.
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They don’t need to if they can process a significant chunk of the queries on-device. Llama3-level inference works fine on M2-level chips today and the M4 is already in a mobile device.
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I'm using CLIPS + Python for a kind of Neuro-Symbolic system, kind of an old-school expert system for a specific (small) domain blended with an LLM. Coincidence I see this here.
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I had the same feeling, that’s why I posted it.
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The Shittropocene: Welcome to the Age of Cheap Crap
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2y ago
What is stopping you from devoting time to your craft? You can still do that, nothing changed.
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2y ago
Because to the cerebral and analytical mind text rules everything, it’s the fountain of all knowledge
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2y ago
It has many names: asymmetrical warfare, terrorism, resistance, civil disobedience, etc …
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3y ago
Isn't all damage to the environment a kind of slave labor forced upon future generations who will have to work off the debt we give them?
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Interesting you find this "even better", I agree with you, though I found that to be a pretty hard sell to the crowd typically interested in purpose-owned companies, they tend to think smaller, more local, more direct impact.
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From TFA: "By that time, though, Anderson was the sole owner, and she was tired. She was looking to sell and get out of the restaurant grind." I've been looking into this for a project of mine & most of these transitions
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Or decrease? Does access to “regular” porn increase or decrease real world abuse? I’d say giving a harmless outlet for desires is probably a net positive.
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It’s going to be the killer app no one talks about. As usual.
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Without Word senior execs can’t expense this on the company’s dime.
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Not my experience at all in Belgium and the Netherlands. I have had zero problems with the checkouts in e.g. Albert Heyn. I even actively choose those over a human checkout because the experience is so much better.
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3y ago
Developers have been able to use it in workshops AFAIK.
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Why not both?
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I’d argue that it is a very good lesson for that age …
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Then maybe that is a sign people shouldn't live there.
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That you are describing is called MiniDisc.
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