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by jamilton 3y ago
To me, the issue is it's not enough to merely say "this job is unethical", unless your point is actually "the economic relationship between the first and third world is unethical". The first is true if the second is
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It sounds like one of the board members is an "AI safety" person, so it's not that crazy.
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They're joking.
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In this case I meant the GP comment from JoshTriplett.
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They're saying don't do licensing, just make it illegal.
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>Maybe the results would determine that the human mind is actually as pre-determinable as a CPU and there is no such thing as genral intelligence at all. I don't see how the conclusion follows from the premise.
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Well, it didn't work for nuclear.
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Such pressure does exist. And it's even stronger in, say, Christian communities, but I don't think it makes finding a partner a breeze in them (although they do tend to get married sooner?)
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by jamilton 3y ago
Saying something is genetically determined is not necessarily the same as saying it's completely genetically determined. And it's not meaningless, because there are things that aren't genetically determined at all, or at le
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I would be surprised if that was the case, especially in the hypothetical where she knows what she's missing.
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For fun.
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It's not a circular argument, the argument isn't "God exists because he gave that answer". It's not really presenting an argument at all, it's merely a framing device for something like "God created everyt
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v2 has a watermark in the lower right corner of every image.
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Yeah, I think it's more that they're trying to reduce how much they anger/upset artists than anything with copyright specifically.
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Yeah, I was surprised how "ai blobby" that image was. Guess it makes the rest of the page seem less cherry-picked? Maybe there's a trade-off in "have lots of little details" and "have uniform good quality"
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by jamilton 3y ago
DeepFloyd did it, at the cost of lower quality images overall. Maybe that was because it wasn't a commercial product, though, more a proof of concept? ideogram.ai has similarly good text with higher general quality, as long as the text
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by jamilton 3y ago
The banana image is 1792 x 1024, the hedgehog with watermelon is 1024 x 1024, DALL-E 2 does 1024 x 1024, or more if you use outpainting. The composition on the portrait and landscape images seems better than I would expect if they were just
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by jamilton 3y ago
Yeah, I agree. The other examples of v3 output were better - especially anything with text, I'm surprised they didn't focus on that more as it was a significant weakness of v2 (and mainline StableDiffusion, but ideogram.ai seems t
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by jamilton 3y ago
Additionally, I believe a general norm has been developing to not post raw output of ChatGPT without commentary/editing, because it's low value. If anyone wanted similar output, they could just ask ChatGPT themselves. It also ofte
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Capitalism was an improvement on feudalism, but that doesn't mean there's nothing better.
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>as long as you're not breaking laws, you'll be fine. My expectation is that this would most likely be nearly impossible without money and therefore work, because you can't live on land you don't have the rights to. F
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by jamilton 3y ago
That seems like poor representation of socialism. Socialist policies typically increase worker rights. You could see that as merely taking away rights from existing capital-owners, but it seems to me that it's clearly a case of competi
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Why would that be different from generating 10 results and picking the top 2? I assume any 2 generated results from the same generation would be "within the same distribution", if that makes sense. Is there a term for that approac
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It's better than nothing.
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But there is no bright line test for what is and isn't fair use.
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What's unclear about it? My impression from the window screenshot alone is you choose rule docs and a text doc, and it tells you what parts of the text doc violate parts of the rule docs . It could be used to help make sure writing (li
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by jamilton 3y ago
What do you mean by "check its own output"?
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Having an iPad can provide a lot of the same social value, since you can still use social media or instant messaging apps. Only a minority of the social value that you can't get from a flip phone comes from being able to use it during
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I don't know if I would say it's a "major social problem", more like a mild negative. Some teenagers primarily use Snapchat, Instagram, or Facebook Messenger. And outside of the US Whatsapp is very common. All these get
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To me, in Wilson's case it seems irrelevant if the boyfriend was a drug dealer or not, or even if she herself suspected of something. If that's the case, charge one or both of them, there's no just reason to take the car. A h

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