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by humanistbot 3y ago
There is no reverse Turing test, especially because human labor can be wrapped in an API call via MTurk.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Legally it is still restricted to those who have been granted permission for research / non-commercial purposes. That license still applies. The fact that they have stopped actively enforcing it does not change the legal status. If Elo
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by humanistbot 3y ago
> What's the complement to AI that meta owns? - Platforms where users can interact with AI agents - Extensive user and content data that can be used to fine tune large foundation models
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by humanistbot 3y ago
At this point, you should assume any Google service is purely temporary. If you're relying on any Google product, start migrating now on your own timeline before they give up and make you migrate on their timeline.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Do you not see the irony in your comment? You are anti-censorship, but complain the front page is entirely spam. Sounds like you use 'censorship' to describe moderation of content you like, and 'spam' to describe content
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by humanistbot 3y ago
You could post that comment on most HN threads. It contributes nothing to the discussion.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
So by your logic, if someone supports entity A, and A is supported by entity B, there are no grounds to ever criticize entity B without also undermining support for entity A? This seems like the kind of team sports mentality that has destro
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by humanistbot 3y ago
No, no, no, no, no. This is one of those Section 230 myths that somehow keeps circulating. It does not matter if moderators are paid or volunteer. Section 230 says nothing about this. AOL won all those lawsuits -- Zeran v AOL (1997), Blumen
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Also, this encyclopedia is only accessible to those who pay $1200, who can only access it if they are physically in the room where the buyer has installed it. That's not accessible in my view.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Which implies that everyone in Louisiana will be banned from the internet until they can authenticate as an adult.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
no, something is going on across all the sites I visit
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Notice I didn't use the word lie or liar, because the traditional definitions require intent to deceive. We rarely have access to each other's true intentions, so I don't think it is a useful term to use in these discussions.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
No. I'm pretty sure it is an exaggeration for rhetorical effect. You have to try really hard to put yourself in a situation where the only bathroom scale you can buy is non-connected. OP is either really intellectually lazy on this or
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by humanistbot 3y ago
It isn't that hard at all. I'm calling BS, because it seems like you're exaggerating to make a point that would be big, if true. Except it isn't true. First, I've owned several wireless connected bathroom scales fro
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by humanistbot 3y ago
30B isn't big anymore. GPT-4 is rumored to have 1T parameters.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
> Maybe this could be solved with an education section and a disclaimer You mean like the "Limitations" disclaimer that has been prominently displayed on the front page of the app, which says: - May occasionally generate incor
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by humanistbot 3y ago
No, drivers don't see the destination until they arrive and the trip begins. I'm often on one side of the Bay Area trying to get to the other and had many drivers pull up, then cancel or try to get me to cancel when they see I&#x2
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Volunteers don't run the servers, they don't handle donation processing for small donors or sweet talk the egos of large donors, they don't respond to lawsuits from people upset about how they are portrayed on Wikipedia. Then
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by humanistbot 3y ago
It isn't like the org makes a decision to give them severance after they announce their resignation. It gets written into their contract from the beginning. The reason why organizations offer large severance packages is to attract good
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by humanistbot 3y ago
>I can think of very few jobs less neutral than Atlantic Council and U.S. Department of State. What about any senior exec position at Meta, Alphabet, Amazon, or Microsoft? I hope you don't believe those organizations are 'neutr
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by humanistbot 3y ago
I agree it violates trademark usage (also not a lawyer). But even if it is legal, it's still unethical, since they explicitly asked projects to not use their names in the doc you linked. And even if you believe it is ethical from some
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Can HN please ban these low-effort + low-contribution "I asked GPT your question" responses? These add nothing to the conversation, as you have no idea if the response is accurate or a hallucination. HNers should know better.
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by humanistbot 3y ago
This seems like a routine university PR release about a routine grant to do a routine psychology study about how people process things like phishing attempts. They don't even have results yet. Sure, it is good that we're funding t
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by humanistbot 3y ago
All this shows is how ignorant Sam Altman is about Canada. Montréal is already the AI hub of Canada. Yoshua Bengio has done so much there for the local scene with MILA and Element AI. Tons of other companies have their Canadian AI teams in
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by humanistbot 3y ago
I think you're overreacting. I didn't read that comment as "you definitely have ADHD." More like "this behavior is a trait many with ADHD have, so it is worth considering seeing a psychologist."
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by humanistbot 3y ago
I'm interested in these topics, but I don't speak German and absolutely hate camping. Burning Man is a big no for me because of the camping aspect alone. I don't want to have to step off a plane and figure out how to buy a bu
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by humanistbot 3y ago
I'm using this to yet again make my semi-annual plea for someone to please make a framework-compatible keyboard with a Thinkpad-style trackpoint. That's the only thing keeping me on Lenovo at this point, decades of ingrained muscl
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by humanistbot 3y ago
From the article, it reads to me that this was easy to detect because both forms of automation were used together. Boomy is a company that lets users easily create AI generated music. Boomy registered with Spotify as a music label. Boomy us
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by humanistbot 3y ago
Oh this is infuriating. I did the same thing early on with that sketchy google form and thought I was good. But then after reading your comment, I went to my settings and it looks like I was opted in again. You also can't opt out witho
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by humanistbot 3y ago
I got a chill of terror when I saw this at #1 on the front page, thinking it was the other meaning of "hack" and that it was some massive vulnerability that is going to ruin my morning while I take my bridge and bulbs offline and

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