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by czl 2y ago
Was OpenAI was passing off their AI model as Johansson? Obviously not. If anything OpenAI tried to mimic the AI from the film Her and owners of that film may try to seek compensation. I hope that fails but they can try.
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So when a cartoon show hires a sound alike replacement voice actor so that the switch is hard to tell the former actor has a case against the show? Perhaps instead the show has a case against the former voice actor using that same character
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> why would they try to resume negotiations Could they be trying to avert possible negative public perception even if they believe all they did was 100% legal? If you have ample funds and are willing to pay someone to make X easier for y
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Had the film Her used someone else as the AI voice that sounded like Johansson would there be complaints about the film using a voice that sounded like Johansson? Does it matter if producers try to hire her first? Because only Johansson ha
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Say I run 10 trials that cost 10m each but only one of these finds a drug that works. How much did the trial cost to discover that drug? How much did it cost to discover that drug? 10m? 10*10m?
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by czl 3y ago
In the future efficient rule based compilers and decompiler may be generated by AI systems trained on inputs and outputs of what we use today. This effort is an exploration to find a radically different AI way that may give superior results
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The Israeli video footage showing of Hamas rocket launch sites inside Gaza schools are faked? Ditto the phone recordings of Hamas ordering ambulances for military transport those are fake as well? Do you believe Hamas follows “laws of war”?
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In the definition being shared above forgiveness is just about letting go of of your intense negative feelings. By this limited definition it means changing how you feel about what happened. You stop carrying around hate and are able to act
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> Forgiveness means letting go of anger and resentment towards someone who wronged you. It doesn’t mean forgetting what happened or saying it was okay. Assuming that definition why would one ever not "forgive"? What this advice
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To make a product cheaper ingredients / process can be changed. How will product quality be protected? A law against “crapification”? If laws make product changes difficult what might the second order effects of these laws be?
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> given how inefficient machine learning seems to be We emulate neurons mathematically but it is possible to build efficient analog circuits that emulate them physically. I doubt any biological system can ever learn all the information g
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With time mass consumer hardware scales up. You expect that trend to stop?
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> But Hamas doesn't care for civilians. Are these civilians not their families and communities? According to Hamas does death for their cause not earn you points for your glorious after life? You have to understand their beliefs to
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Internet does not allow nearly all to be publishers? Does not foster many small online news sources? Has number of news sources not gone up with rise of the internet? Outsourcing of news collection by global news sources to (technology conn
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> content that got his name put on it. Not his name but a similar name that can be confused with his name. > not steal the names and identities of others in order to make sales. Can writer Stephan King prevent other writers using name
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A black box algorithm passes all tests that it has accuracy and precision both above 95%. Nobody understands how it works but all tests support the performance stats. Should this mysterious black box algorithm be allowed for use in courts t
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> AI will take a long, long time to replace garbagemen. In some places what holds this back is reliable AI driving. Single driver collection trucks doing all the work with robot arms are common in some places already and we are better fo
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> The right sequence of videos sent to the right people could definitely set something catastrophic off. ...after amazing public world wide demos that show how real the AI generated videos can be? How long has Hollywood had similar &quot
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> Musicians could automate all the instruments with incredible accuracy since a long time. But they never do that. What do you judge was the ratio of automated music (recordings played back) to live music played in the last year?
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> If I had instead simply copy and pasted your comment into ChatGPT and said "ChatGPT please write a response to this comment", then I would have done less work and deserved less credit. Some are paid to post to move public opi
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> The value for me is derived both from the difficulty and the result. “Labor Theory of Value” vs “Marginal Utility Theory of Value”: you are familiar with these yet you still hold that view? The output of a less efficient process to cre
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> I'm not really sure what your goal in this discussion is. My goal in this discussion is to make the case that AI assistance for science research writing is much like the use of mechanical fonts and layout engines for that purpose.
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> I want to see Michelangelo's statue of David and be awestruck at how a human being could carve the 17 foot (5 meter) tall likeness of a man out of a solid block of marble with just a hammer and chisel. Say you learn the feat was d
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> if I were a professional typographer like Matthew Butterick[1] for example, and someone accused me of using Times New Roman when I actually created my own fonts from scratch, I'd probably be a little perturbed. A closer analogy wi
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> you're legitimately arguing that there's no value in anything a human being creates that a machine can mimic. You misunderstand me. > So do you think we should just shut down museums, put the Mona Lisa in a shredder, and j
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> What bothers me is the idea that a talented digital artist could spend days crafting a photorealistic painting only to have someone rob them of the credit they're due by attributing the work to Midjourney. I try to impress you wit
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Science > I think there is an art to communicating complex ideas clearly, and some people value that ability, Yes. There is also an art to fine penmanship and the ability to craft a professional manuscript by hand with just ink. This use
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> Can my employer record conversations and video using my work laptop in my home, I mean just petty managers not even for a legitimate inquiry? Yes, they can get away with that. Also using your work cellphone? Which country is this? Any
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Why is scientific writing being judged by the writing style / etc. vs the power and novelty of the ideas it contains? Manuscripts are prepared with spell check / grammar check, with “mechanical” fonts, computation and layout. How
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Both got4 and Gemini answered this variation correctly: one pound of potatoes vs. one pound in paper British currency: which of these is heavier? However gpt4 does better with the more ambiguous version pointing out the ambiguity: one pound

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