galaxytachyon

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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Thank you. That was informative.
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
That would be interesting. If they knew about it shouldn't they published something? Everyone would see the importance being the first with a paper about an AI that can do things it wasn't trained to do? Was it just corporate secr
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Perhaps. But previous to ChatGPT, I doubt anyone fully know how capable an LLM can be. There is a plethora of papers published after ChatGPT went public detailing all the cool and unexpected abilities from an LLM, things that surprised even
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
GPT is a breakthrough in many more ways than just being an advance LLM. GPT3 was released a year or so ago and technically, it was outclassed by PaLM from Google quite a bit in terms of parameter count and Chinchilla in terms of training. W
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
As a society, we should look out for the vulnerable part of our population. The example with high fashion brands is on point though, but I also absolutely detest paying extra to have a logo on my stuff so it doesn't really resonate wit
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Hmm, over 95 years old and still read HN? I would admire the mental ability of such a person. I think by the time I am 95, I will probably be dead or have my mind so degraded I can barely read. Comprehending techs like AIs would be so beyon
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
The problem is a bit deeper than just addiction. It is manipulation and social engineering of a young and exploitable group. This is the new kind of scam and many people are ill-equipped to deal with them, just like how some people were wea
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
From what I have seen, you can't really articulate why you disagreed. Your arguments appears to be another form of "humans have it, this AI doesn't" but fail to specifically define what is this "it". The AI eff
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
This has been talked over and over already. The conclusion is that eventually, you don't know what are the actual differences between "reasoning" and "next token prediction" in a real human. On one hand, it makes th
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
If I understood you correctly, you are asserting that the LLMs entirely lack the "self-awareness" or "critical thinking" part while human simply doesn't use it enough but we are all born with it and always have that
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Your arguments are all over the place and frankly I don't understand what is the problem you are trying to say. Something can be both undesirable and normal. In fact, I would even say that most of the time, the most normal outcome is a
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Well, most people can't properly understand the scientific notation, as in getting a proper scale of how big one order of magnitude is supposed to be. They may see ^35 and say "oh, so it is like less than 100 of something, meh&quo
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Archive link: https://archive.ph/498OL
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Some of these are good arguments and can turn out to be true. But they are equally likely to be false. 1/ We humans are still generating data. To live is to generate data and while it is dystopian to think about how these data can be h
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Probably half of Americans and some government officials will fail the US citizenship test so not much to expect from the general populace...
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
OpenAI was backed by probably the biggest tech company around, Microsoft. Without the computing afforded by Azure, they would have problems training and running the LLM.
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Personally, layoff carries the connotation that it is not the employee's fault while "fired" means the employee's performance was the cause. Depend on the context, it may make a difference.
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
I believe if you check the activity history, you will see a massive spike of request coming from China around the time the service went down. Doubt we will have anything official though. Cyberwars are often fought in the shadow.
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Their services and advertising is highly and completely integrated into their hardware. In other words, the software exists solely to serve the hardware side. They became the most valued company in the world by selling hardware, I don'
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
There are built in guardrails. Those are so strong it effectively lobotomized the LLM and force to abort its own internal process in favor of just saying: "I am sorry Dave, I am afraid I can't do that". Try to make ChatGPT or
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
That is PaLM-E model. Or "embodied" LLM. They literally did exactly what you said. An LLM getting input from a camera and output command to a robotic hand. Then you can tell the bot to pick up a knife and "deposit" it so
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
And Musk will make a new company called Hent AI for all of your art and recreation needs... Will be a big hit in Japan.
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Apple is a hardware corporation with superior products than most of its competitors. How is one new piece of software a threat to its business?
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
And each side of the coin has different engravings. It is different enough for me to use it and it doesn't seem to be so bloated like chrome. Not sure how true it is but Microsoft core business is not about ads and selling user data. G
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Just curious, what browser are you using? I gave up Chrome a while ago with how bloated and invasive it has become. Edge is better at least and I think Firefox is the best choice if you want privacy. Brave and other stuff have some bad repu
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
The "privilege" to work should not be a privilege. And there is absolutely a penalty. Every step of hiring is more difficult for a foreigner than a native, down to the interview step. The need for a sponsorship is a barrier for hi
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
I know that. I am not deluded into thinking the US media is not at all influenced or affected by the US govt. But the point here is that the US news are free to say whatever it wants until the US govt says otherwise. In China, it is the oth
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
Why should someone be penalized for something they have no control over? What is the differences between a person being of specific race or gender and a person born in a specific country? All of them are not a choice they made. If there is
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
I don't think that is a fair comparison. Fox News isn't an official government mouthpiece. For whatever favors they have, they still can't speak for the US government. No news source in the US is. China can't claim the s
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by galaxytachyon 4y ago
First you have to make it easier to conduct experiment on before you can get more understanding. If 1GPa is all that is needed, then yes this is a big breakthrough that can lead to wider research and more understanding.

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