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by mdp2021 8d ago
Can anybody give a plausible interpretation of what could have that individual concretely thought, about tinking the idea of a kill switch to neural networks that work through instances?
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California governor signs order to explore AI kill switch(techxplore.com)
3 points by mdp2021 8d ago|1 comments
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by mdp2021 8d ago
Short (~100s) introduction at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRQEWPA832A
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by mdp2021 8d ago
The late Professor Patrick Winston, of MIT 6.034 - Artificial Intelligence -, was the author of optimizing software for planes routes on land. Deterministic, of course: Prof. Winston stated (up to the Convolutional Networks revolution) that
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by mdp2021 8d ago
The title is # Inside airlines’ panic as FAA pushed new AI tool which states: "There has been panic". That is not > absolutely the reverse of that click baitish title if the opening is > have finally stopped panicking Th
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Europe can lower emissions without deindustrializing, say researchers(phys.org)
10 points by mdp2021 8d ago|0 comments
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Advertising is coming to AI chatbots, and it could influence the answers you get(techxplore.com)
2 points by mdp2021 8d ago|1 comments
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by mdp2021 8d ago
The divulgational piece, original title: # Engineers create revolutionary new sound effect paradigm by manipulating sound wave interactions The paper, title and abstract: # The Solid-State “Rotary” Speaker > This article presents the pr
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Revolutionary sound effect through wave interactions, like Leslie rotary speaker(techxplore.com)
3 points by mdp2021 8d ago|1 comments
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Add Eye Disease to the Growing List of Air Pollution's Dangers(studyfinds.com)
4 points by mdp2021 8d ago|0 comments
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A Third of Americans Still Can't Name the Three Branches of Government(studyfinds.com)
8 points by mdp2021 8d ago|2 comments
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by mdp2021 8d ago
What is made public and available is treated as such. We do not ask permission to enable neural changes consequent to expressions of people in the open.
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by mdp2021 8d ago
Or they are promoting a language where the lower viscera speak to lower viscera. A zombie-like contagion in which the spreading is through suggestive imagery. Pornographic enrollment: images towards lower excitement, to enlarge the number o
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by mdp2021 8d ago
Some phenomena are pushed from above, while others result from pure skepticism from below. "Vaccines and 5G" refer to direct health concerns; "AI" is a shorthand name for "what if" scenarios.
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by mdp2021 8d ago
> most people don't have Many people don't know. cat /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose | grep Å <dead_abovering> <A> : "Å" Aring # LATIN CAPITAL LETTE
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by mdp2021 8d ago
Original title (too long): # Sam Altman says trust me; Jensen Huang says everything is going to be fine; Bernie Sanders says AI is more dangerous than nukes
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Altman, Huang: "trust me; gonna b fine"; Sanders: "AI more dangerous than nukes"(garymarcus.substack.com)
5 points by mdp2021 8d ago|3 comments
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by mdp2021 8d ago
> definitively slowing down Surely it was meant to be 'definitely' - the "good news" at this stage are that given the speed of history and important levels of uncertainty, it is difficult to label trends with "
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by mdp2021 8d ago
> aggressively useful ... in the name of helpfulness But is that because of training, or can that be (also? mostly?) an effect of the "system prompt"?
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by mdp2021 8d ago
> _are_ the manipulators Eh?! And what would you mean by that (twisted) idea, which consequences do you imply? -- Manipulators can hardly be properly educated. That is failed education. -- To recognize falsity proper cultivation is req
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by mdp2021 9d ago
> But how do you know for sure? Presumably by intelligent, competent, analytical direct consideration. The non-layman should get a pretty good idea at assessment (in this case, "where is nociception and is it there" etc.) All
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by mdp2021 9d ago
There actually exist mice facial expression amplifiers (and sound clarifiers etc.). If we employed them, we could get a better insight on their quirks and difficulties.
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by mdp2021 9d ago
And when do we restart taking society and civilization seriously? Also because age restriction to information is dumb, naïve, and fully satanic and a signal that the ones ruling cannot rule. To counter those phenomena of filthy manipulation
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by mdp2021 9d ago
> access is already Hindered, maybe, not "impeded". With proficiency I have little issue in getting from YouTube what I want. Instead: if they block access to the learners, the learners will grow wasted; if they ask for an ID
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by mdp2021 9d ago
> 'children raised properly' would be immune from these practices They would because it is an analytical truth - with the exception of 'immune' there, reinforced by the 'addicted to drugs' example: it is n
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by mdp2021 11d ago
> civilization is at stake There is no civilization when basic values are missing. Either people are dignified or beasts, and those compromises are only for beasts. The dignified will not live tracked, especially if potentially by the
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by mdp2021 11d ago
> educated adults were manipulated Same as "educated adults went to the library, picked the loudest books and were manipulated". They must have not been educated well enough then. > guardrails to protect our most vulnerab
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25 Years of Mass Surveillance Is Enough [Auth: Cindy Cohn; Bruce Schneier](lawfaremedia.org)
148 points by mdp2021 11d ago|7 comments
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by mdp2021 11d ago
> [infinite scrolling, artificial notifications and certain reward mechanisms] Of course the removal of bad algorithms is a good thing, but that is not the problem with the proposed legislation and approach. > still keeping access
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by mdp2021 11d ago
You are completely out or reality. YouTube contains lessons from the most prestigious universities; divulgational material from "all" countries and times; intellectual commentaries about the past hours from most prestigious academ

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