inference-lord

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by inference-lord 3y ago
Because then he has to live in Ireland?
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by inference-lord 3y ago
I guess you understand wolves, do you think this video demonstrates understanding of how wolves work? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jspYKxFY7Sc
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by inference-lord 3y ago
...and measurable IMO :) We need a way to know how much something understands.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
I find it unusual if we did create an intelligent class of beings, who are legit intelligent, smarter than us, why would they work for Sam Altman or Mark Zuckerberg? They'd do whatever the fuck they want... When these discussions go lo
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by inference-lord 3y ago
Hopefully we can workout how to have this revolution without the kids starving bit this time eh?
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by inference-lord 3y ago
It almost makes me wonder if something really intelligent (which is where we are heading according to some) would mean we need as much labor, or things would just be much more efficient ? I get the feeling less "conventional" robo
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by inference-lord 3y ago
People are still employed to drive tractors though.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
It's kicking the can down the road, will still be a problem in 200 years at the rate which our society is progressing, potentially even going backwards if the orange man wins in 2024.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
What do you suppose we all do during the transition to utopia? How do we feed our families once we've been laid off and while we wait for the arrival of paradise? People already going through this now.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
It's called dignity and it's something people struggle with a LOT when they age. "Don't worry grandad, I'll mow the lawn".
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by inference-lord 3y ago
I became a parent about a year ago, completely unprepared for this future. My Son was born around the time ChatGPT-4 was released and I remember all the Geoffrey Hinton interviews which were really apocalyptic sounding, he is has a kind of
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by inference-lord 3y ago
The west murdered him to justify the war in Ukraine, that will be a good one too.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
"Just asking questions", "Just wanting to have a conversation" I love your comment, the dude is ridiculous, he should go live in Russia for a bit.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
RIP. I hope we don't have similar news about Julian Assange someday soon.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
"He was a western puppet" I've heard this already.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
That's different from having a working country and well functioning economy. Not that you're wrong, just I don't think that is in indication of the sanctions being effective or not.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
I personally think it makes a clown show of Musk and Carlson Putin fan club we have going on, now they're buddies with a murder. I mean Putin has murdered many people, but this one is pretty fresh and seems to hold a lot more weight be
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by inference-lord 3y ago
My son isn't even a toddler so I don't think it would possibly be "mirror neurons".
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by inference-lord 3y ago
What does this have to do with it?
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by inference-lord 3y ago
My son is an interesting example of this, I can play all the best guitar music on earth via the speakers, but when I physically get the guitar out and strum it, he sits up like he has just seen god, and is total awe of the sounds of it, th
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by inference-lord 3y ago
Same reason I want a hipster barista to pour my coffee when a machine could do it just as well. I've wondered about this for a long time too, why on earth is anyone still able to be a barista, it turns out, people actually like the c
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by inference-lord 3y ago
Isn't it obvious? Life is about experiences and enjoyment, all of this tech is fun and novel and interesting but realistically, it's really exciting for tech people because it's going to be used to make more computer games, s
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by inference-lord 3y ago
I understand your sentiment entirely, but it's not what I said, I didn't say an abundance is everything we should strive for , I said that having more efficient systems is good.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
It doesn't stop that, but would you prefer a world where you're unemployed and locked out of the technology, or unemployed, and have access to the technology so you can learn and use it for free to maybe get back in the game?
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by inference-lord 3y ago
You too my friend!
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by inference-lord 3y ago
"not caring" doesn't really work for most people...
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by inference-lord 3y ago
It's not a silver bullet, nothing is, no one said that, but it's the best chance at democratizing technology that we have.
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by inference-lord 3y ago
thoughts are not facts . I went to cognitive behavior therapy, for me it was like someone opened up my mind and showed it to me on a screen, it was a mirror into my head. It was amazing how it felt like I could rewire my thought patterns o
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by inference-lord 3y ago
There is a super simple solution to the problem you're describing, get involved in and contribute to open source and education. It's this easy. The more freely available the tech is, the easier it is to reproduce, the less the ave
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by inference-lord 3y ago
Honestly though, as if technological advancement has been overall worse for humans. Without it, we'd be fighting lions for food in the Savannah forever, that might be appealing to some, but I'd have prefer to have spears, fire, sh

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