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by diamond559 1y ago
How about I just cut peep holes in all the rooms you live in and video tape you. How would you feel about that hmm?
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by diamond559 1y ago
No.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Clickbait headline, more self funded investor hype. Yawn.
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by diamond559 1y ago
So yeah, it's a clickbait headline.
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by diamond559 1y ago
They're doing something about it alright, they're monetizing their pain for shareholder gainz!
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by diamond559 1y ago
Yep, computers execute code, they are tools. Humans have the capacity to spontaneously generate new thoughts out of nothing, solve problems never before solved and not just by brute force number crunching.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Brute force engineering solutions to appear like the computer is thinking. When we have no idea how we think ourselves. This will never generate true intelligence. It executes code, then it stops, it is a tool, nothing more.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Hal was completely competent, until it wasn't... This is like Hal .9 beta mode.
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by diamond559 1y ago
VIA has their own license and joint CPU project w/ a Chinese company apparently, could be related to that?
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by diamond559 1y ago
Endless progress huh, tell that to the Indian slaves trapped in the Middle East. Or the Uyghurs. Or the Ukrainian children captured by Russia. More widgets were sold though, great job humanity. At least those starving Africans w/ di
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by diamond559 1y ago
Thank you Microsoft, my llm phishing agents have never been more profitable. Scamming w/ "AI" is the future my friends!
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by diamond559 1y ago
It's bc they are programmed to be agreeable and friendly so that you'll keep using them.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Great, my slop memes can come out much faster now. This is the future of the world economy!
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by diamond559 1y ago
It's adding another dimension to video calls, this isn't solving any major problems in the world. It won't bring in billions in revenue either.
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by diamond559 1y ago
They are getting a meaningless deal unless they can nearly triple their market value from here. Sam isn't buying AMD shares for more than a penny, what should we value it at?
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by diamond559 1y ago
*bribes
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by diamond559 1y ago
Wishful thinking
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by diamond559 1y ago
Computers beat Gary Kasparov in chess in the 90s and we're all excited now bc it can write passable high school essays 30 years later. This is the real pace of "AI" and robotics development, decades not years.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Says a man personally invested on this bubble inflating more, are we really just going to take these people at their words still? After seeing GPT 5?
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by diamond559 1y ago
Maybe they shouldn't work w/ customers then, retail workers have to deal w/ hostile customers all the time.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Yeah I used this and it couldn't get my order right after 5mins we gave up, the "future" everyone...
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by diamond559 1y ago
As if you make any real return holding money in a bank account.
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by diamond559 1y ago
Classic crypto tactic, doesn't matter if it's useless, shove it everywhere it doesn't belong anyway!
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by diamond559 1y ago
After hours moves can be dramatic, we'll see where it's at tomorrow w/ full volume. It's good news for sure but you can't tell me Wall Street actually thought they would be broken up or anything drastic.
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by diamond559 1y ago
"Training" is now a euphemism for stealing. Guess I can't write any production level code w/ this...
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by diamond559 1y ago
You lost me at "Sam Altman says".
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by diamond559 1y ago
Even if it is, ignoring the biggest costs going into the product and then claiming they are profitable would be actual fraud.
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by diamond559 1y ago
What value? It isn't even profitable. I think we spotted the stock holder...
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by diamond559 1y ago
Because when a GPU isn't receiving and computing orders from human instructions it does not draw power and therefore is an inert hunk of various metals and materials.
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by diamond559 1y ago
And most "AI" evangelists are actually stock holders.

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