jimmyjazz14

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by jimmyjazz14 8d ago
I'm really hoping AI does not become the next political culture war thing, but I'm afraid it probably already is moving in that direction; though it does at least seem that the dividing lines won't be red vs blue this time.
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by jimmyjazz14 8d ago
I really hope the bar associations continues to hold lawyers to high standards but I have feeling they may not be ready to handle fallout of AI slop-law.
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by jimmyjazz14 10d ago
Can someone who has insight explain why all these "leaders" are making these bold proclamations of doom all the sudden, whats the endgame here?
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by jimmyjazz14 17d ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. I have tried coming back to the game multiple times and every time I just feel bored and underwhelmed by the whole experience.
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by jimmyjazz14 19d ago
I feel like if these people actually bought their sci-fi views about AI's future, creating a more powerful AI to wins the arms race would not be their solution.
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by jimmyjazz14 23d ago
Really puts the marvels of modern life into perspective, most people did not live long or happy lives for much of human history.
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
There is part of me who would love to see the style of internet created by companies like Meta regulated out of existence but the logical part of my mind recognizes this could lead to things like age verification laws, online surveillance a
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
The difference is asbestos clearly and directly caused harm, the social media addiction stuff stand on pretty dubious science to say the least.
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
The system isn't tricking anyone, if an individual is not aware of how social media algorithms work that is due to willful ignorance (in the case of children that falls on the parents willful ignorance). I do personally believe banning
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
Agreed, this is just setting the stage for requiring age verification (and surveillance) under the pretense of "saving the children".
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
Why not just ban all non government approved speech, less we hear something that might hurt our feelings or make us engage in wrongthink.
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
Really? because I feel like LLMs are already pretty much a commodity, not to say their won't be advances in LLMs but I don't see the models themselves being all that ripe for disruption the way that the web was and such. I'm
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
Learning how to do "boring" things is probably one of the more important skill a child can learn, most things worth doing tend to be kinda boring at least at some point.
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by jimmyjazz14 1mo ago
Wouldn't a better title be "don't give out information that you wouldn't want used by bad actors"? Seems less about technology and more about privacy.
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by jimmyjazz14 2mo ago
Its cute how people who don't live here have the worst ideas for how we should run our country, like we don't see what they are trying to do.
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by jimmyjazz14 5mo ago
Glad to see a shout-out for Reaper in the first comments, its my favorite DAW and I've used them all.
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by jimmyjazz14 5mo ago
If that is the case market forces would likely favor hand written code and all the slop will be forgotten (unless the slop works fine and is stable).
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by jimmyjazz14 5mo ago
It still blows my mind that anyone would volunteer to don these smart glasses, it's almost like some alien mindset to me.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
The definition of intelligence hasn't changed since the 1980's, most would say that true intelligence requires intentionality which is not something LLMs are capable of, defining intelligence can turn into a fairly deep philosophi
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
again, all the things you listed are just humans acting like humans, not aliens. Thinking these things are not things that fall within you own human nature is rather arrogant don't you think.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
My point is that wild imaginations about the current state of LLMs is the problem, we wouldn't even consider connecting a random number generator or a statistical model to a weapons system but if we start thinking of it as an intellige
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
How they were created doesn't change what they are, or how humans choose to use them.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
That is a choice a human made. Imagine if someone proposed sending the outputs of a random number generator to a space laser and had it fire at will, would we blame the number generator for the destruction it causes? You may say that LLMs
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
uhg this entire way of treating AI like a magical alien invasion is the problem, it just a statistical model, text-in, text-out (and it humans that feed the input and act on the output). Its not some alien invasion that can't be stopp
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
Altman really needs some better coaching on how to sound like a real human, he's not pulling it off here. Who witnesses someone firebombing their home (which is terrible btw), thinks for a second about their family then writes a diatr
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
There isn't much compelling economic data that AI has been the cause of any recent layoffs or job loss, yet you speak as if we are already in the throws of an AI takeover. Sam Altman is a salesman, he sells products that's all he
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
Its mostly based on science fiction, and requires some possibly infinite energy source. The concept always kinda struck me a sort of a perpetual motion machine, you can imagine it, but that doesn't make it possible and why its not pos
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
now that, my friend is truly a nihilistic world view, do you actually believe people can not be trusted to control their own fate?
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
I would like to see the concept of what an LLM is move away from its awkward chatbot phase and more into an era of utilitarian functionality (which is where they really shine anyway). The problem I see it is that LLMs got anthropomorphized
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
Yeah, I have never had good results with refining ideas with models or really any interactions with models outside of rote task such as coding or analyzing document structures, I don't know why I was ever surprised by this as its obvio

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