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   by labrador 3y ago

   > None of them can Yes, but does it prove it?
2. 932.▲
   by labrador 3y ago

   Bard says "It is a play on the fact that there are many different kinds of people in the world, but the statement only lists two" That is incorrect
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   by labrador 3y ago

   Thanks, this is what I was hoping for by posting the question
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   Ask HN: Is this a good test of Chat AI reasoning ability?

   2 points by labrador 3y ago|21 comments
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   by labrador 3y ago

   Great article. Thanks for sharing. I can stomach stories of what happened between Germany and Russia in lands between them in WW2, so I can probably handle the violence in this. It does sound gruesome. I'm not surprised his fiction is
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   AI Artists don’t want to ape existing art, want to create something new(freethink.com)

   3 points by labrador 3y ago|0 comments
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   by labrador 3y ago

   I only mentioned tethering because the processing power in the headsets is limited. They use cell phone microprocessors. I want an advanced high speed chip to run the graphics with more resolution and field of vision with less jankiness. Th
8. 938.▲
   by labrador 3y ago

   Yes I was aware of those, but they still lack hires, wrap around visual field and hires, non-janky graphics. But if you're satisfied, have at it.
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   by labrador 3y ago

   Those chords are sappy
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    by labrador 3y ago

    https://archive.is/IVYrQ The mass media is sensationalizing what he's saying, which is actually quite reasonable. He's not saying we should stop development, he's saying we should put effort into mitigating t
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    What Made Geoffrey Hinton into an AI Doomer(wired.com)

    2 points by labrador 3y ago|1 comments
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    by labrador 3y ago

    I bought a Quest three years ago. It turned out to be not what I wanted so it sat unused. What I want: Super hires display over each eye that wraps to my peripheral vision and enough computer power to provide smooth hires graphics. Without
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    by labrador 3y ago

    I have a similar father and while I never expect to get an apology, I've found peace knowing it's about him and not me. I stopped personalizing it. He's still trapped in the craziness of the world and those who raised him, wh
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    AI creators must study consciousness, experts warn(bbc.com)

    1 points by labrador 4y ago|0 comments
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    by labrador 4y ago

    I think part of the problem is due to scientists and philosophers speculating as they do and regular folks taking them at their word. This causes an over-estimation of the abilities of current AI. Nick Bostrom Says AI Chatbots May Have Some
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    by labrador 4y ago

    I had a very bad experience where I lost myself and came to riding my bike down the road at 2 am in my underwear. It was the Red Maeng Da variety which is more potent. https://www.newsdirect.com/kratom/red-maeng-da-krat
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    by labrador 4y ago

    People who have a history of mental illness in their family or suspect they may have latent mental illness should be wary of some drugs. Nitrous oxide is dissociative as is kratom. This person's first bad experience with psilocybin sho
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    by labrador 4y ago

    Most people in her situation have an issue with drugs or alcohol, which I know because I've met many like her in my struggles. If she's in Nashville I'd recommend she go to the Friendship House and ask for advice, even if she
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    by labrador 4y ago

    Some sort of identity protocol like this Humanness in the Age of AI: A path to an open and permissionless identity protocol https://worldcoin.org/blog/engineering/humanness-in-the-age-...
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    by labrador 4y ago

    https://archive.is/IOx4r
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    Some Glimpse AGI in ChatGPT. Others Call It a Mirage(wired.com)

    3 points by labrador 4y ago|1 comments
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    by labrador 4y ago

    Not yet but I'm researching how scientists test for consciousness. I'm excited about the possibility. I'm open to the idea, for example that consciousness is universal force like gravity and our human brains focus it to produ
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    by labrador 4y ago

    I don't believe that for one second and find it ludicrous to be honest. I'm in the Stochastic Parrot camp so believe that it is repeating text that some human at some point in time entered into a chat as some kind of exercise whic
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    by labrador 4y ago

    We can pass the mirror test, but there's a lot of discussion about whether humans have free will. I don't understand the argument that somehow we will create a self-aware machine with free will when we don't understand that i
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    by labrador 4y ago

    Eliezer often imagines scenarios in which AI systems avoid making major technical contributions, or revealing the extent of their capabilities, because they are lying in wait to cause trouble later. Therein lies the rub for me. If you ass
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    by labrador 4y ago

    I've enjoyed the below over-the-top presentation many times. It does the tumultuous life of Caravaggio justice Simon Schama - The Power of Art - Caravaggio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiH_ootDtTs
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    by labrador 4y ago

    https://archive.is/s4V9e He did not say what kind of research strategies or techniques might take its place. In the paper describing GPT-4, OpenAI says its estimates suggest diminishing returns on scaling up model size. Al
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    OpenAI’s CEO says the age of giant AI models is already over(wired.com)

    405 points by labrador 4y ago|439 comments
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    by labrador 4y ago

    VisiCalc -> Lotus 123 -> Excel
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    by labrador 4y ago

    I'm glad Wikipedia has it marked semi-autobiographical because when I first read it awhile ago I didn't realize that. I caught on after I read his quote "Never let the truth get in the way of a good story" some time arou