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   by ccozan 4y ago

   An AI that is just a chat or some LLM is not going to be too relevant for human life ( thanks, I can google stuff or ask a friend; also writing poems is just fun, but not of any usefulness ). But where are my damn robots that I can assign t
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   none, he is messing up with the Bard itself, since is ingesting HackerNews almost in real time.
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   Gen-2: The Next Step Forward for Generative AI(research.runwayml.com)

   2 points by ccozan 4y ago|0 comments
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   Exactly. Is like a mouth speaking without brain. We need a secondary "reasoning" AI that can process the GPT further , adding time/space coordonates and as well as basic logic including counting , and then maybe we see some
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   With a very few exceptions, all the energy on Earth is coming from the Sun, aka "solar power".
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   A finer distinction would be "closed-source operating system". There is nothing wrong selling a Linux-based OS/distribution.
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   Thanks, that is the answer! The meaning of a programming language is its syntax.
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   yes, but why? Why is GPT so much better at programming than other tasks? can it be that programming itself can be so easily predicted in a generative way, while others require more ingenuity and real world model to be solved? In this case I
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   by ccozan 4y ago

   Heh. But good point. What is the most efficient plant that can sequestrate the carbon at the same rate?
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    No, what is meant is that the next word I speak/write after a current word are not based on a statistical model, but on a world model which includes a language structure based on a defined syntax and cultural variaty. I actually mean w
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    GPT and human brain ( at least the language / speech part ) have nothing in common. We, as humans, do not use language in a generative way, is derived from a higher or very low level of abstraction ( intentions, emotions, etc ) and is
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    It requires a deep supervision of the process. A "meta" GPT that is trained on the flows, rather than words.
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    I find it simply ... human to use a tool once you understand it. The ingenuity is so characteristic. Python is fusing with an NL dialect. Amazing. It feels like the current AI developments ( OpenAI, SD, etc) are just like wheels. We are now
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    This might be an illusion or a strong bias. The younger ones are not alone ( the successful 45/50+ parents/mentors/etc are supporting them financially and more ). Otherwise, without the experience of your 20s and 30s you cann
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    https://oilprice.com/ - for oil industry/energy and not only, really informative
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    I'd say let's go straight to SD and let AI paint the next move!
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    Actually yes, I am more excited with Venus. Good pressure,nice temperature, all kinds of gases in the atmosphere, metal is missing, but this could be sent from Earth. We get floating cities!
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    and Amazon. sometimes I use th e call back on an item just to get to them, but the caller always knows which item/order is about.
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    I am repeating myself from another SD post here in HN [1] "I mean, what stops us a life-imitates-art system where we have speech2img like in the Westworld ( the narative creating scenes ) ? I guess, I hope someone reads this and will p
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    I mean, what stops us a life-imitates-art system where we have speech2img like in the Westworld ( the narative creating scenes ) ? I guess, I hope someone reads this and will pick up this. Maybe coupled with a VR set?
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    GPT Lenny? Automatically transcript and feed, then TTS. Maybe someone takes on this.
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    Renault does that with Zoe, if I am not mistaken
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    by ccozan 4y ago

    I can also recommend https://afar.tv
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    Romanians form with ~500K the third biggest minority in Ukraine. Again, a situation where USSR conquered and draw the map as it wished, since they live in teritory formely belonging to interbellic Romania. One fact which people forget: Ukra
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    Omg, are they sooo huge? I just realised how big they are for the first time in my life. What a sight! [edit] 172ft = 52m wingspan!
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    I have to save this posting somewhere. So many interesting ideas in a single place!
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    Ok tens of billions I believe, but trillion+ is likely an exaggeration
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    Soylent green all the way!
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    Wait, is this the _original_ Batman origin story?
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    by ccozan 5y ago

    I said that many times to my friends, Musk has created an entire tech ecosystem that supports human life on Mars. The gig with the android is the last piece: there are dangers in space, where humans are not safe. This is where this comes