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by deadbabe 8mo ago
AI safety legislation is for the masses, not the government. Eventually they will get full AI safety by banning all general purpose computing. All apps must exist within walled garden ecosystems, heavily monitored. Running arbitrary code re
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Will we ever get to a point where LLMs just churn out random apps with no input required and human reviewers just go through the apps picking out which ones might be useful for business purposes and monetizing them?
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Anyone want to speculate on the Post-AI Bubble world? When companies can no longer afford to just keep running AI data centers at a loss, we will suddenly have a lot more data centers than we need, who will benefit from these? Who could hav
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Scientific method. There are many small discoveries humans make that involve forming a hypothesis, trying something out, observing the results, and coming to a conclusion that leads to more experimentation until you get to what you actually
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
The information being collected isn’t inherently private. Usage patterns, facial analysis, stylometry, etc. there is a lot you can do to determine a person’s age without ever having to see a formal ID.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Priests using AI to deliver homilies feels like we are getting closer to having a blessed LLM with divine weights that speaks the direct word of God.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Better to let a hundred people’s “privacy” be violated than to let another child be radicalized or abused or misled by online predation.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Disgusting.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
I have longed tried to find solid answers to this, these best I can find is basically: 1. Yet another coding assistant (obviously) 2. Documenting stuff (that no one will read anyway) 3. Making reports
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Isn’t this bad? This means H2O molecules are being destroyed and the water is not returning to the water cycle to be reused. We will literally run out of water if everyone did this.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Sucks that we don’t have these kind of little rituals today. Everything is just always on. This kind of thing sounds like you were blasting off into the future, your day was divided between offline and online, and this was you crossing the
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Instead of posts about claws I would like to see more examples of what people are actually doing with claws. Why are you giving it access to your bank account? Even if I had a perfectly working assistant right now, I don’t even know what
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Modern democracy is screwed because of hyperpropaganda and political parties. Liberating EU from Nazis, a long time ago, no one cares anymore. Rock’n’roll not that popular now. Hippie movement is dead, replaced by woke. Hollywood is becomin
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Guess what, I’m a researcher. I have published papers.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Believe me, they do.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Text only, single font size, no whitespace.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Developers will not cease to exist. The developers of tomorrow will simply being doing things that developers today can’t possibly even imagine. Auditors though, they are cooked.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Imagine a space ship, hurtling through space, to some destination unknown to passengers. The systems that maintain the ship were all masterfully designed eons ago and the generations of passengers have no idea how they work, but the creator
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
I’m tired of the blackpilled redditors who kept saying this was never gonna happen, the court was just going to do whatever Trump wants. I really need to stop visiting that site.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Solve a problem and everyone praises you. No one knows you also caused that problem.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
I have no idea why they would do this, but I often wonder if maybe soft power becomes less valuable in a world where more countries are able to empower themselves on their own. Perhaps soft power itself is only valuable as long as this asym
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
It’s very clear how, chess moves and positions are vector encoded into their training data, when they are prompted with a certain board state, they respond with the most probable response to that. There is no reason.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Why? Beating chess is more about searching a probability space, not reasoning. Reasoning would be more like the car wash question.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Why do we care about this? Chess AI have long been solved problems and LLMs are just an overly brute forced approach. They will never become very efficient chess players. The correct solution is to have a conventional chess AI as a tool and
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
If bots could be forced to pay per crawl somehow, it would subsidize nearly all legit user traffic.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
I regret ever promoting that Claude Code crap. I remember when it was nothing but glowing reviews everywhere. Honestly AI companies should stick to what they are good at: direct API interface to powerful models. We are heading toward a $100
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
You can speed it up.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
The only people who created anything that will persist through eons are those who have launched objects into space, like Voyager 1. There is zero hope I will even be remembered years after death.
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Oddly enough, I think now it will. Because there is a whole generation of people having kids later, some first time parents even in their 40s. Naturally this should mean they produce offspring that over time is also able to easily reproduce
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by deadbabe 8mo ago
Why didn’t you wrap up

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