mdp2021

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by mdp2021 1mo ago
??? This question makes no sense. We utterly disregard the "average human". There is no comparison (no competition) between the "average human" and an accomplished human. This makes using it as a parameter nonsensical.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
You understood substantially the opposite of what I wrote. You wrote that «the emoters of the world ... will ensure ... even if they have no idea ... because this is the century of outrage»: I said that they will have an obstacle in the ver
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
Right. That, and what I wrote simultaneously nearby. Maybe the common point is "bad incentives".
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> weird! It's simply the "HR failure" plus the "unintended web" plus the "shamelessness pride" - where free expression is accessible to both poles in the vectors and the agents wear a blank mask, and
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
The channel has 4 videos and the first one ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdbpCM4yGyE ) is titled: # Andrej Karpathy Stanford Lecture: Delete Everything, Keep Graph It seems like the new channel has a bias?
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How the heart, lungs and brain work together to shape experience(medicalxpress.com)
3 points by mdp2021 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
You did not put quote marks (and were not literal in quoting), so we may interpret that you would not accept advice from non kind people (what?!). Besides the basic logic that it should be advice from people with good judgement that one sho
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> my initial claim Not your initial claim: the claim of the median human not being aware of basic dictionary and ethics. Of course psychopathy as lack of restraint facilitates amassing riches. To state the absence of family and schools
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> Most people alive... have never even used the word... let alone do they let their worldview be defined by it Support your statements, show it. Most people alive would have not been informed on basic ethics, nor basic language?!
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
You are reading the term too literally. (And by the way, you are using a severely outdated translation.)
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> what does nobility mean other than aristocracy "Noble" means "known". "Aristos" means "best" (best fit). The "noble" (the notables) are empowered ("-cracy") for being the be
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> the average human is missing pieces No, I was saying that current technologies with emergent simil-intelligent behaviour miss properties that are necessary to have proper Intelligence. The average human does have atrophied abilities,
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> "ASGI" is still a bit unintuitive It seems that "ASI" ("Artificial Super Intelligence") is in use, maybe it will get further traction. It should imply AGI. > AGI ... matching average humans Very bad
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
Did not you know they "closed the bars"? I just do not understand though why the submitter thought this should be adequate for these pages. What should we be informed of? Why is this of special interest? Where is the intellectual
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
So, exponent of <category> would state (if rationalized) that aggregate of <category> has weak judgement, and not considering the apparent paradox of suggesting weak judgement about herself, implies recommending a restriction of
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
The opening is > The United States has threatened to oppose Britain’s sovereignty over the Falkland Islands if Andy Burnham does not increase defence spending, The Telegraph can reveal which is not really "political haggling"
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Lloyd Kahn, the Counterculture Publisher Who Is Skateboarding at 91(openculture.com)
3 points by mdp2021 1mo ago|2 comments
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Smartphone makers don't bother to comply with EU repairability requirements(theregister.com)
310 points by mdp2021 1mo ago|203 comments
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
Yes but we are waiting fro the release of the right hardware to enable local inference efficiently. These times are confused because all the available solutions are suboptimal for NN inference in the consumer market.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
The point is very clear. The simile is difficult. "Automotive and air travel are more and more revolutionary, Air Firstplayer is at a milestone!" // "Sorry, and what do you do?" // "Oh, leading p
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
Yes I know. But NVidia and OpenAI do not constitute a single company... It is just a difficult simile to build.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
There are good definitions that justify saying that they had AI soon after the 50's. We would not confuse that with AGI.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
Nobody said that Gary Marcus would be prominent for intellectual content. If he were, he would write abstract rules, not practical.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
The poster wrote without too much vetting and surely meant something like "Chocolate provider for Mars hails the new quality in leading caramel producer". (Again not perfect, but it would take time to get to a good one...) (Edit:
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> Because this is the century of outrage If we achieve AGI, it will be the end of BS. That is one of the reasons why I am eager. Joking definition of "AAGI" ("Accomplished AGI"): "the automated end of bullshit&
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
In jokes probably, not in logic.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
> It astounds me Why. A figure with incentives in making a preposterous statement is reported making it, and the specific facts do not seem to mirror the statement. What is surprising in the reaction.
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
They use it like a marketing term, but it is unnecessary. I am not aware of a complete operational definition, but it would not be that difficult to build a good tentative one. I have mentioned many different requirements several times. O
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
Reply from Gary Marcus: https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/sad-to-see-jensen-huang-cl...
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by mdp2021 1mo ago
There is no evidence that "sentience" would be related to Intelligence - like calculators do not need it, like more sophisticated problem solvers do not need it. AGI does not entail "personhood" at all.

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