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> My instinct Well, reason on it, and you'll see that reason will confirm the instinct.
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But what do you mean with "can". Children are exposed to liars, to fools, to the stupid, to the unwise, to the corrupted in malice, to the weak in will... Since a very young age. «Exposing» such frequent faults to children does no
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> Buying used copies of books It remains deranged. Everyone has more than a right to freely have read everything is stored in a library. (Edit: in fact initially I wrote 'is supposed to' in place of 'has more than a righ
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Welcome EmbeddingGemma, Google's new efficient embedding model
(huggingface.co)
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Imagining the future of banking with agentic AI
(technologyreview.com)
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From Libraries to Schools: Why Organizations Should Install Privacy Badger
(eff.org)
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...And on the contrary, I got deliria from an LLM in a similar area just hours ago. This probably highlights how human contribution or automated referencing both have a root in the sources, that should be recovered as a focus. Part of the f
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It's a miracle that the model of voluntary contribution from random agents and imperfect overview partially worked. The science that could emerge by studying the phenomenon could constitute a milestone.
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The submission is not about LLMs being fed copyrighted material during training. The poster does not immediately seem to be an advocate condemning the practice. Your post was out of place.
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An Anatomically Correct Replica of the Human Brain, Knitted by a Psychiatrist
(openculture.com)
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Update: Nigel Farage exploits the situation and gives strong speech in the USA. # Watch: Nigel Farage warns Congress about UK speech laws https://thespectator.com/topic/watch-nigel-farage-warns-cong... All of this was
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> American media thinks it's Ill framed. > simply for being in a location Again ill framed. > would these media still support the right Difficult to reply to this in light of actual cases, some even recent in terms of ho
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Can Creatine Keep Your Brain Sharp?
(time.com)
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> Each word has nearly 5 billion calculations behind its choice If you mean "the words picked by LLMs have nearly 5 billion calculations behind", then the reply is simply "LLMs are easily effing morons" - those calc
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Can an AI doppelgänger help me do my job?
(technologyreview.com)
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"Medicine goes viral" – resuscitating a century-old solution, bacteriophages
(news.cnrs.fr)
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> let down by a clickbaity/dismissive ? It's almost literally what's happening, and it is a big alarm light in the whole picture...
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The perplexity following this idea of an "automate compassion", from human servers, is multifold and heavy. The boundaries of farce broken and broken again: > It would have been consoling and thoughtful ... were it not for the
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Some therapists are using ChatGPT. Clients are triggered
(technologyreview.com)
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> populism [vs] democracy "Democracy" is a system (relative delegation of power to masses), "populism" is a drive (attempting the seduction of masses through visceral calls). Not the same plane. > pro democracy,
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Nostalgia of the Scrapbook browser extension... Sweet and more efficient were the times.
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Set goals; prioritize; follow the list in fuzzy, reasonable sequential order. The recipe is, and has always been, to delay gratification. Duty comes first.
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I support part of the conclusion: > Leadership from the Global North’s liberals and social democrats is a false hope. We must seek leadership from ourselves, from our own traditions and our movements. We fight to bring vitality back to
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Tech Founders Must Prioritize the Problem Before Their Solution
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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The conclusion: > The LMM idea of a new theory is a plausible looking sequence of arguments, not an actually correct one. One way you can try to prevent this is just by asking, "Is this correct or did you just make this up?" A
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I [Sabine Hossenfelder] tried Vibe Physics. This is what I learned [video]
(youtube.com)
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> Democracy is about having choices - and authoritarianism is about not having them, says lawyer and writer Ian Bassin. > These authoritarian movements work like Trojan horses. Typically, their leader comes to power through an elec
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Lawyer Ian Bassin says authoritarians throughout history followed these 7 steps [video]
(youtube.com)
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> Today, local quality is equal or better than cloud quality a year ago. It will continue to improve ~~ Georgi Gerganov In case we were desperate for good news...
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Bring your own brain? Why local LLMs are taking off
(theregister.com)
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