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The ‘greatest credit bubble in human history’ is set to pop(fortune.com)
5 points by gibsonf1 3y ago|1 comments
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
It seems silly to even mention epistemology when current AI has no Intelligence at all yet.
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
With a brief look at the example, it looks like they represent form with formulas instead of meshes, enabling fabrication from the form, for example. This is one of the reasons BIM software like Revit is so unhelpful for fabrication as the
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Fervo Energy Announces Technology Breakthrough in Next-Generation Geothermal(fervoenergy.com)
1 points by gibsonf1 3y ago|0 comments
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Has the ChatGPT bubble burst? AI sensation sees traffic fall for the first time(fortune.com)
3 points by gibsonf1 3y ago|3 comments
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Except human concepts are not probablistic functions.
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Lawyers have real bad day in court after citing fake cases made up by ChatGPT(arstechnica.com)
3 points by gibsonf1 3y ago|1 comments
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
I think modeling a human concept would be a far better approach.
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Right, derived from word pattern statistics. The CYC project tried first order predicate calculus with complete failure. This is not how we think or how conceptual awareness works. The key give away is what they don't talk about, Co
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
I think the key point is that serialized words symbolize concepts and other logic such that if you can't retrieve that concept into your awareness, you will not understand the word. Learning and forming the concepts comes prior to att
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Unfortunately, this effort fully misses the boat. Human cognition is about concepts, not language, and that's where one must start to understand it. Language simply serializes our conceptual thinking in multiple language formats, the
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
I recommend https://solidproject.org/ for both data ownership/control and global machine interoperability.
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
The increasingly bad management of California (and SF/LA etc) is not about taxes, its about managing based on ideology rather than the common-sense well-being of the citizens. Hence the citizens leave to more favorable places. If prop
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
I think the track record of climate predictions using Co2 etc have been all wrong, so a reasonable person would assume that the chance of additional predictions being wrong is quite high. Additionally, the actual science (by objective scie
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Or never
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Our conceptual awareness AI uses recursive conceptual inference where given some entity, looking at its states, the system determines which concepts can be inferred directly from those states, then precedes to then also infer that that enti
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
There are lots of things invented by humans that don't model how human intelligence works.
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
The problem with this is that relational databases are completely foreign to how humans store and retrieve information. For humans our data is all connected and we operate with it primarily with hierarchical inference and reasoning. The r
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
By going with Apache Solr instead
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
It's effectively impossible as there is no money to pay for it and CA can't print money. But for sure, if it does, the exodus will likely increase. That management thinks that you can spend dramatically more than you have when y
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
At all governmental levels, California is fully mis-managed partly because management no longer has to do with outcomes beneficial to residents of California. And the question is as more reasonable people who expect reasonable management o
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
I think a better way to think about it is that LLMs can only "hallucinate", that is they create output statistically from input. That the output can sometimes, when the words are read and modeled mentally by a human, correspond w
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Nordstrom to close both Downtown San Francisco stores, company confirms(abc7.com)
9 points by gibsonf1 3y ago|3 comments
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Thats an excellent point, but given the algorithm, no matter how "true" the input word data patterns may have been, the resulting word pattern output may still be completely untrue.
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by gibsonf1 3y ago
Thats just it, you can't do autonomy with LLMs because they are just as likely to return output that is true vs. fabricated, and thus can not operate without adult supervision.
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Silicon Valley VCs tour Middle East in hunt for funding(ft.com)
2 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 4y ago
Such an epic waste of resources.
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by gibsonf1 4y ago
For over 2 years I eat nothing at all 2 days a week, usually Monday and Thursday, but they vary based on difference occasions. So far the experience has been very good and all the health benefits received.
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Elon Musk Revives Old Banking Dream in Pursuing $250B Twitter Valuation(wsj.com)
1 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 4y ago
This is fantastic. The way this is organized I have already found some functions I didn't realize were available. Many thanks to the author!

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