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ktallett
2y ago
Rightfully they should answer the case at hand in the proper manner, the fact it may harm their reputation is due to their own actions. There is clearly a case to answer as to in the court, and the families of those lost deserve real answer
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ktallett
2y ago
Is he? I don't think I believe a single word coming from this man's mouth. Without proof of anything he says, it's just pointless noise. I feel how can I listen to the words of a man who thinks his diet will help him live bey
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ktallett
2y ago
I question the desire of those working at Microsoft on these projects. Why are you releasing your work in dribs and drabs? Why are you not following scientific process? Each time something is released, the announcements are lacking in funda
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ktallett
2y ago
Is this amazing, or just finally proof of something most people already knew, which was he has no ability to change his life expectancy bar being generally fit and healthy.
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2y ago
I slightly question anyone who ever believed him when he said taking some daily supplements was really going to help him live for any extended period of time beyond normal life expectancy. His claims were always ludicrous and never based of
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ktallett
2y ago
You don't have to become an expert to ask a question and find an answer using existing methods such as the rest of the internet or traditional media such as books. Books and summaries exist already of pretty much any topic you are mild
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ktallett
2y ago
In my field, I've yet to find it to be reliable and useful at anything, summarising, planning, prompting. There is very little accuracy in the output.
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2y ago
It didn't give impossible acts, dancing on the sun or skateboarding in black hole. It only gave acts that are possible, just not true. Therefore it combined names and acts poorly. It didn't have the ability to say, I don't kn
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2y ago
Hence it would review the data available and try to combine the results into an adequate response but clearly there is some significant issue in combining results.
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ktallett
2y ago
A disclaimer doesn't remove someone's rights such as gdpr or the right to be forgotten. If the same output happens over a period of time, it's no longer a one off.
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2y ago
For those who actually want a usable output, it's not quicker than just learning the right answer or how to do something. On the other hand, if you just want to sound smart but don't care if you are right, for 75% of the time it&#
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ktallett
2y ago
Huh? I didn't say you could sue ChatGPT. Although I expect it's more nuanced than your view. I think the key point is that it's shown it's far less useful than just learning how to do things.
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2y ago
Yes people can stick by their morals. He chose not to. I mean it was originally supposed to be open source and that changed the moment he realised he could make cash from it. On the whole, you don't end up with your photo in every pape
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2y ago
I doubt it would be reviewing all data everytime a request was made. Also a key issue is that unless there is a specific source that states these events happened to this person, the model was able to put 2 and 2 together and come up with 30
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2y ago
I think it's clear right now Chat GPT isn't quite the saviour of humanity and next step many thought it was. As much as the snake oil sellers like to make you think it means you are so much more efficient using it, it only makes y
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ktallett
2y ago
But if chat gpt is just a LLM, then this can happen over and over again to him and anyone else. Rewriting it doesn't actually solve the issue.
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ktallett
2y ago
The key difference here is that AI can cobble together sources to make completely made up pieces of text. Google whilst as you say can show you articles which are false, those articles have a human source that can be rightfully sued. AI suc
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2y ago
I would question if that is true. We have plans that work; using photonic systems instead of electrical signals. However the budget and dedicated focus into researching this has not quite been there just yet. Saying that, there are a few re
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2y ago
I question considering the state Boeing are in right now, why you would trust them to provide a vehicle that is faultless on trip 1. Surely a back up would have always been a sensible option.
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2y ago
Academic institutes on the whole are extremely unusual beasts with a range of abusive relationships fueling their success. That's usually students and lecturers, but staff on fixed length contracts and heads of departments are no bette
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2y ago
Of course it's newsworthy, it's abuse, as was your situation and experience and it should always be highlighted.
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2y ago
Computing power has advanced and I would say 2008 is slightly too early, but anything from 2010 onwards is absolutely still useable and can run any website with the right OS (yes OS matters as the less computing power used up running the OS
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2y ago
We need to prepare for it but there are still a few elements that still need to be worked on. Capacity and size of machine are two major issues at the moment that are being worked on.
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2y ago
DVDs whilst not a great medium for archival storage, are essential for archival purposes, so many films, TV shows, or just removed scenes or alternate cuts of each are on DVD only. Anyone who buys dvds now, should be ripping them. It would
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ktallett
2y ago
I find typing Kanji still a real challenge, I can read and handwrite Kanji to a decent enough level, like middle school, but I find it so slow to type and during that time frame I am second guessing myself if I am correct or not. Romaji or
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2y ago
Surely that's why you would read the article, sentence one leaves literally no doubt.
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2y ago
This is a rather pedantic comment, it is a world first for a common cancer type, giloblastoma, therefore world first for cancer treatment is correct.
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ktallett
2y ago
That is a good point. The admin of creating small projects is as much hassle as the project and often requires more maintenance. I have the site ready to go, I just need to get into the habit of doing it I think.
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2y ago
I have always wondered if blogging could be a way of getting out those side project ideas that I know I will never get around to.
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2y ago
I would expect similar to any convertible thinkpad. I personally don't mind it but due to the back light there is a gap between the end of the pen and the line which does affect the experience. If a paperlike film is produced, that wou
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