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by lewhoo 3y ago
A lot of talk here on how copyrights and intellectual property are stupid, backwards, ancient (this is particularly strange, because the right for humans to exist and not be harmed is arguably much older and no one is complaining) and harmf
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> Copyright by itself is such a clever trick to prevent the world from advancing. And yet, the world is advancing.
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by lewhoo 3y ago
I think you are right. People argue if LLM's store or maybe generalize. I propose an experiment for anyone interested. Try and do this prompt multiple times and change the appropriate verse numbers: > Provide quote from King James&#
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by lewhoo 3y ago
I share your view on this. I guess it all hinges on whether AGI is possible and if so then how fast is it coming. If we won't achieve AGI then education is still necessary to push knowledge further and since we don't know who is g
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But I haven't seen any good argument as to why an AI teacher that is even cognitively equivalent to the real deal (and surpasses a human in everything a machine can) won't just become an intellectual worker. I'm not saying th
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by lewhoo 3y ago
I guess life is easy if you have no job but up until your food runs out.
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Do teachers as we know them even exist in a world where that idea of tutoring goes to scale ? Do students as we know them even exist in such a world ? I'm thinking if AI can effectively teach (AI asks questions to the student, gives
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by lewhoo 3y ago
AGI is here because GPT-4 can draw a unicorn Seeing how random gpt performs this task nowadays I became much more skeptical towards this ( https://gpt-unicorn.adamkdean.co.uk/ ). Even if you argue the model is somehow cripp
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by lewhoo 3y ago
No, I meant what do you do for a living.
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Engineers will be replaced by those that use AI By that time not only engineers will get replaced. What do you do if I may ask ?
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The future is hiring less developers but utilising AI and not hiring more with extreme inflated salaries. How about the future is hiring less of everyone ?
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by lewhoo 3y ago
Randomness is artificially injected I'd argue everything about a LLM is artificial, there is no natural process involved is there ? Since its design is to mimic us (at face value, though I don't know how fair of a description th
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by lewhoo 3y ago
A system that could perfectly predict what I would do in response to any particular stimuli, as a continuing sequence, would be exactly as intelligent as me. That's certainly interesting but it's not a depiction of a LLM is it ?
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Humans get the answer right fewer times than AI Maybe individually but not collectively. Let's not forget that we are the authors of the data AI consumed, although very few of us actually made a difference - myself included. If somet
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by lewhoo 3y ago
There's no damage to the potential market or value of the works because they're given away for free by their owners. There may be, because technically copy/pasting SO code is governed by CC BY-SA 4.0 license which requires
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by lewhoo 3y ago
But by business we mean an organization of people.
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by lewhoo 3y ago
(IANAL) I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but I don't think so. Since LLM is not a person in the legal term it really doesn't matter what the difference is. There may be virtually no difference but I imagine the discuss
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by lewhoo 3y ago
IMHO no because LLM's are not legal persons and most likely will never be, so they can't acquire or operate under laws, privileges and agreements simply because they exists.
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by lewhoo 3y ago
So, the TLDR could be: they memorize at first and then generalize ?
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by lewhoo 3y ago
We queried GPT-4 three times, at roughly equal time intervals over the span of a month while the system was being refined, with the prompt “Draw a unicorn in TikZ”. We can see a clear evolution in the sophistication of GPT-4’s drawings Gi
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by lewhoo 3y ago
I was also taken by the capabilities of chatGPT but with time and with people reporting how it sometimes fails with simple tasks (even v4) I'm beginning to ascribe its superpowers a bit more to the super impressive magnitude of its tra
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by lewhoo 3y ago
But are you human or not ? Because rights and laws that apply to humans do not necessarily apply to objects and vice versa. I don't expect a building permit from you when you stand on a piece of land. LLM's aren't legal enti
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by lewhoo 3y ago
Now tell me with a straight face it doesn't feel a bit awkward to let your pet follow you to the bathroom. But on a more serious note, if the cat could convey messages of what he had heard, bits and peaces but also whole chunks it woul
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by lewhoo 3y ago
Oh not the "like a human" again. But would you really allow any human on every zoom call ? I think this is a good example where this analogy breaks pretty obviously.
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by lewhoo 3y ago
It's a catchy phrase but my experience with children is that "why" and "how" is painfully frequent in their vocabulary. So as far as asking those questions I think every healthy human mind is capable and does pretty
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by lewhoo 3y ago
At this point we know very little and we have to leave it to the AIs to determine if physics has any limits. That's a tall order. Despite all the fancy news headlines, which I must admit gave me existential anxiety at some point, it
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by lewhoo 3y ago
Or maybe the USA has deregulated itself into a corner where there is no more privacy. Any piece of data can be used for virtually anything as long as big corporations pat you on the back and ensure no "human eyes" will see/pr
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by lewhoo 3y ago
> instances of users needing to yell at, abuse, or manipulate ChatGPT to get the desired answers Wait, I thought that's called prompt engineering. But seriously, if what you say actually happens at scale then it is remarkable how fa
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by lewhoo 3y ago
Unfortunately it takes time and experience to filter out the hype and marketing but hype and marketing usually acts against good experience. I thought something is wrong with me when a thought came to mind that (early) no-sql really really
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by lewhoo 3y ago
Yeah I found something similar as well. It's all logic.

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