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A new 66M-year history of carbon dioxide offers little comfort for today(eurekalert.org)
12 points by haltist 3y ago|5 comments
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by haltist 3y ago
Well if you chase money then you are automatically contributing to the creation of AGI. It's just how it is.
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by haltist 3y ago
The data that AlphaFold was trained on included all that information and more. The database they used for training included software simulations (and real world data) that accounted for atomic (quantum) interactions. The 3D structure of pro
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by haltist 3y ago
Getting people to waste time is profitable so that's why AI is used to waste people's time and get them to buy stuff. It's just how the world economy works. If people stop consuming and buying stuff they don't need then
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by haltist 3y ago
It's a compiler problem and there is no money in compilers [1]. If someone made an intermediate representation for AI graphs and then wrote a compiler from that intermediate format into whatever backend was the deployment target then t
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Active inference account of interoception and categorization (2017)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by haltist 3y ago|0 comments
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by haltist 3y ago
You can use the same principles that Google and friends use to intervene on other behaviors. First you need data to make a model and then you use the model to optimize some metric. In this case it seems like you want to reduce screen time s
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by haltist 3y ago
How do you think ad targeting works? First google and friends build a model of your digital habits and then they figure out the best ways to intervene in the digital space with ads that you will click on. Same with Facebook. These companies
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by haltist 3y ago
LLMs can't do math but if someone pays me $80B then I can teach any LLM how to do arithmetic by first building an AGI.
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by haltist 3y ago
Hopefully you get rich then and contribute to the inevitable AGI development.
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by haltist 3y ago
The developments of the "panoptic computronium cathedral"™ could be accelerated if someone gave me $80B. Problems like drunk driving become a non-issue in my architecture and piecemeal deployments of sensors for preventing bad act
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by haltist 3y ago
The changes are already in progress.
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by haltist 3y ago
Indeed.
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Mouse Heaven or Mouse Hell?(sciencehistory.org)
1 points by haltist 3y ago|0 comments
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by haltist 3y ago
Intriguing possibility.
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by haltist 3y ago
This is very much like my panoptic computronium cathedral™. I only need $80B to build it to achieve AGI. The AGI requires 24/7 surveillance for making optimal decisions because it needs access to as much information as possible. The se
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by haltist 3y ago
Everything will continue to get worse.
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by haltist 3y ago
Anyway, good luck. I am certain the pursuit of profitable monetary value will create AGI so the more people there are who want to make more money the faster we will all get to the singularity. This is documented by Marc Andreesen in his man
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by haltist 3y ago
Good luck chasing money, I'm sure it will work out for you. As a homeless member of the techno-optimism church I believe profit incentives and corporate institutions built for worshipping money will get humanity to the technological si
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by haltist 3y ago
There is no money in creation. You can do with that what you will.
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by haltist 3y ago
AI doesn't make writing obsolete, it makes it even more important because human inputs are necessary for all existing systems.
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by haltist 3y ago
Most things are not hard if you spend the time and effort to learn. I recommend Francois Chollet's book on AI. It has good reviews so it will help you learn the tools, techniques, and concepts in AI and ML. If you can't afford to
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by haltist 3y ago
The Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Department of Defense and the Biotechnology Resources Program of the National Institutes of Health supported the Handbook project as part of their long-standing and continuing efforts to develop
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by haltist 3y ago
Ask it for the latest news on Hamas and Israel. What does Grok say about it using its root access to X.com? The best use cases for Grok are going to be in advertising. Corporations that pay X.com a lot of money will get privileged access to
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by haltist 3y ago
Unlike religion which is indisputable.
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by haltist 3y ago
Let me guess, it requires a lot of money. Every time I read an article about physics research I lose respect for the field. They're always asking for more money and promising breakthroughs that just end up being disguised weapons resea
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by haltist 3y ago
Because customer support is a cost center and big tech is in the business of profits. It is common and accepted because everyone agrees that making money is a good idea. If you're a shareholder of big tech stock you want the profit gra
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by haltist 3y ago
You can do this by just following a tutorial: https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/main/en/using-diffuser... . ML/AI models are just function graphs and most of the frameworks support saving and loa
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by haltist 3y ago
Jesus only had 12 followers so not that many.
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by haltist 3y ago
It is a formalization of knowledge with formal expressions. One could say it is a formalization of knowledge with executable/computational semantics. WikiMedia is actually an AI company and that's why they are always asking for do

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