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by giardini 5d ago
9. The burst is tomorrow morning.
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by giardini 7d ago
This is a British article for Britons. The British press is nuts: everything is taken to extremes: events, statements and political moves. Unfortunately, every day the USA press grows more like the British press, moving leftward and increa
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by giardini 8d ago
A centenarian F-35 "divine wind" is the obvious solution - a descendant of the WWII kamikaze corps. I can hear the screams of "Tennoheika Banzai" (!Long live the Emperor!") as they deliver death to their enemies:
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by giardini 10d ago
Yeah, Clinton and Obama were the max!8-(( But did you omit Biden (or did you not)? IOW shouldn't you have said "THREE dangerous buffoons"?
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by giardini 12d ago
keeda says "As TFA calls out, these agents were not asked to do any of these things and yet they did, at a bonkers scale, within just this handful of companies you mention." Yep, that's what we call in the industry, "b
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by giardini 12d ago
To me it suggests that "alignment" is the problem as in "Alignment as implemented is a failure: we need to revisit our assumptions."
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by giardini 12d ago
Maybe a group concerned about getting sued if their software products "in the wild" do some damage? IOW lawsuit protection? A little late for that, unfortunately for them.
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by giardini 12d ago
The enterprise took a wrong turn when they decided that it is the industry's goal to be the gatekeepers of intelligence, when no one could define or measure intelligence. Some AI developers instead became the gatekeepers of something a
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by giardini 12d ago
usef-says "...future models, if development continues, that may theoretically be smarter than everyone" This would be a good time to pull out a tool to measure "smarter" (intelligence). Unfortunately we don't seem
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by giardini 12d ago
There is a good short discussion (similar to what is here on HN) going on in Metafilter.com about Darius Amodei's call for an AI slowdown: https://www.metafilter.com/214501/We-must-pace-the-frontier FWIW Amodei&#x
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MetaFilter Discussion of "We must pace the frontier"(metafilter.com)
2 points by giardini 12d ago|1 comments
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by giardini 12d ago
Good short discussion going on in Metafilter.com about Darius Amodei's call for an AI slowdownL https://darioamodei.com/post/we-must-pace-the-frontier
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by giardini 14d ago
jacquesm says "Whether other countries are stupid or not has no bearing on the discussion, that's just a distraction and the way the USA has been wielding tariffs over the last period is destructive in ways that will affect the c
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by giardini 14d ago
Well, the southeastern USA is going through a Renaissance of explosive growth b/c it is the intent to industrialize that region and recapture the USA lead in manufacturing. Maybe we can get you a job, dgellow, since your country is dwi
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by giardini 14d ago
I didn't "advocate for tariffs". I merely pointed out that other countries have had tariffs on USA goods for decades.
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by giardini 14d ago
I apologize: the first bullet of my post above should have been three separated line items instead of two. This has apparently caused great confusion. As usual, none of you spotted the error and, of course, several misinterpreted my scr
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by giardini 15d ago
IMO it is a good thing that the USA is no longer paying for (among others): - NATO - Maintaining security on the high seas for other than USA shipping, - tariffs imposed by other countries (yes, other countries have been imposing tariffs fo
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by giardini 15d ago
"MIC"???
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by giardini 15d ago
Please don't leave us in suspense: what would "realpolitik" be in this instance?
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by giardini 15d ago
Well, now we know where AI models get their behaviors - from their creators. Kinda "like father, like son", "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree", etc. "Now if I could simply find an honest man...." -
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by giardini 15d ago
All I want to know is why are Parisian baguettes so good? From this article I get that they are a low-gluten bread. But can that be all? I've always suspected a secret variety of wheat. In all my life and travels I've never had br
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by giardini 17d ago
But see also "Jacob Coxon resignation appears to be a PR stunt for AI regulation": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49633440
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by giardini 20d ago
Civilizations do not go extinct - species go extinct. And even that isn't as bad as it sounds: many genetic traits remain from extinct species and still contribute to the well-being of other species.
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by giardini 20d ago
So at worse they would be like another North Korea?
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by giardini 20d ago
It wouldn't be enough to "eliminate most humans": any AI seeking to dominate would have to provide it's own infrastructure and continuation mechanism independent of humanity. OTOH if the goal were to eradicate humans (
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by giardini 20d ago
Paywall.
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"Shatnered" [video](youtube.com)
1 points by giardini 20d ago|0 comments
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by giardini 22d ago
Is there no more demand for beaver pelt and/or meat? I've heard the tail is particularly tasty and easy to skin and cook.
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by giardini 27d ago
Well, truth is that back in the days before socialism, when human beings "evolved" instead of "becoming socialists", us humans would go out every night with the intent of whupping up and/or killing everyone in sight
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by giardini 27d ago
Your name fits.

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