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> Only the rich can afford such services. Fortunately, AI solves this. Unfortunately, it also makes humans obsolete entirely.
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I wrote code when I worked there.
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> Do you believe that Goy/Goyim is similarly divisive? Or Kafir? Yes, which is why I don't use those words unless they are immediately relevant to the subject.
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Cheaters Gonna Cheat Cheat Cheat Cheat Cheat
(thezvi.substack.com)
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If they want someone who can effectively oppose Trump, why would they pick someone he suggested?
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He wasn't a Trump appointee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_George
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HackerNews users really hate when you just copy-paste LLM output.
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1y ago
There's enough disagreement among native English speakers that you can't really say any pronoun is the obviously correct one for an AI.
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I only got half a sentence into "well-actually"ing you before I got the joke.
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> Meanwhile there's no difficulty in "punishment": the operating company can be held liable, through its officers, and ultimately if it proves too anti-social we simply turn off the datacentre. Punishing big companies who
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Yes.
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You can ask a model to give you probability estimates of its confidence, but none of the frontier models were trained to be good at giving probability estimates to my knowledge.
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That comparison isn't very optimistic for AI safety. We want AI to do good things because they are good people, not because they are afraid being bad will get them punished. Especially since AI will very quickly be too powerful for us
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Homo Sapiens wiped out every other intelligent hominid and every other species on Earth exists at our mercy. That looks a lot like the winners (humans) taking all.
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That's not what they did.
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How does that work? Did GM suddenly decide there were too many black people in Michigan so they moved to Georgia?
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The people who oppose foreign aid oppose aiding Americans also.
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The US was easily winning the hearts of minds of most people before Trump randomly decided to shoot America in the foot.
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I get a Your connection was interrupted on Chrome.
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He was pardoned because Biden knows that Trump is going to just make up some excuse to go after his family.
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With all the other social networks trying to keep their data private because they all want to try their own AIs, it makes sense that OpenAI would want to have its own social network that wouldn't charge them for the data. I still doubt
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Downloading and reuploading part of a file in 50 ms is optimistic and that is still only three people when serious live-streaming platforms have to deal with thousands of viewers routinely and millions every so often.
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Thanks ChatGPT.
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2y ago
Even though it was already known, more proof is good.
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Building an ASI that cares enough about humanity to solve our medical problems sounds much harder than actually solving them.
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> competitivity "competitiveness" might be the word you want.
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2y ago
Musk is extremely awful, but OpenAI becoming for-profit is, in fact, a bad thing.
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Countries should really just nationalize Tesla at this point, just like they sanction Russian oligarchs.
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2y ago
Americans voted to give rich people more money and those countries didn't.
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2y ago
Is that other product Nudge?
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