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by gAI 3y ago
It's not so much about any particular ad or product, but the attention that ads steal. Most peoples' heads are FULL of ad jingles they never wanted there.
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by gAI 3y ago
If it helps, I come from a different horseshit treadmill - advertising production. I'm just here to talk to people who are smarter than me, cause I got sick of reddit.
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by gAI 3y ago
Aye, I agree this sounds like a strange and ill-fitting implementation. And it bums me out, because the more LLMs are used incorrectly, the harder it is to get people to use them at all.
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by gAI 3y ago
I'm new here; what's our religion?
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by gAI 3y ago
That's an ungenerous way of describing direct access to semantic space. gAI is creative. Rules-based AI is logical. We need them both.
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by gAI 3y ago
That's a fairer comparison that I read it as. I'd say they're more like a pharmacy, usually dispensing medicine. But we don't really know how half the medicine works, and sometimes it hurts people.
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by gAI 3y ago
I agree it's an odd implementation and seems bandwagon-y in this context. Maybe it's the first step in a larger plan?
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by gAI 3y ago
I don't use MDN. I'm just asking if they removed something when they added this feature. Characterizing LLMs as placebos or "designed to produce gibberish" is inaccurate.
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by gAI 3y ago
Did the AI Explain button replace a more reliable feature?
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by gAI 3y ago
We've known for like 50 years that the longer we push cost onto environmental externalities, the worse the options get. It's a little late to complain about the options, folks.
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by gAI 3y ago
So I've been producing ads for a couple of decades, and I agree that they're basically psychological warfare. I justify it to myself because I usually get to make ads for products that help people, but the war over mindshare is a
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by gAI 3y ago
Poor fidelity. Wait, that's the wildfire smoke.
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by gAI 3y ago
Social media is entering end-of-life. Good riddance, honestly.
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by gAI 3y ago
Where is this liberal society, and how do I move there?
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by gAI 3y ago
"A person belonging to one or more Order is just as likely to carry a flag of the counter-establishment as the flag of the establishment-- just as long as it is a flag." - Principia Discordia
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by gAI 3y ago
Full disclosure, I created and modded /r/joker for a while before giving the sub away and demodding myself. I was only ever banned from /r/latestagecapitalism and /r/conservative. I found the contrast funny.
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by gAI 3y ago
After years of worrying about the worst-case scenarios for climate change and then Covid, I ran out of worry. I'm nothing but excited about generative AI, even if it does take my job. Beyond the financial anxiety, I wouldn't wan
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by gAI 3y ago
It's certainly going to be interesting to see how it all pans out! I suppose a useful tweak to the proposal might be that the licensing fee is only owned if the result isn't open source.
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by gAI 3y ago
Thank you for this - I've been meaning to finally take the dive into hugging face but hadn't looked into how.
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by gAI 3y ago
I believe that new methods of distributing wealth will be necessary in the face of generative AI's effect. This proposal makes a good deal of sense to me. But is it really public data? Isn't most of the data on the internet own
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by gAI 3y ago
That's a narrative that spez is actively pushing, but it's pretty far from the truth. I wasn't a mod, but I deleted my 17-year-old account (and 17,000 comments) and refuse to even lurk there now. I saw several older accounts
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by gAI 3y ago
I think you misunderstand. Unconditional self-love isn't about pain avoidance. It's about accepting the pain as a function of ego and learning from it without turning it into self-flagellation or internalizing it as a function o
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by gAI 3y ago
They also found out that GPT 2.0 was trained on reddit links and that other companies were using their API to train their generative AIs. There would have still been pushback with the API lockdown, but it wouldn't have been nearly as