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5d ago
Lol, this really struck a nerve. He has been posting non-stop for about a week now, wrote that lame open letter, gave a talk on it, etc. What a disgrace, but I'm happy he's showing his true self to the public.
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6d ago
>Sourcing and provenance aren’t currently an intentional part of LLM training. Congrats, brother. That's the issue TFA and GP are bringing up. And I do agree it is unfair and equivalent to (intellectual) theft.
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moralestapia
6d ago
>full faculty with 25+ years of research experience That sounds pretty privileged, money aside. It's always this thing with some people ... they make everything about money. Anyway, good luck with that "wanting more" thing
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7d ago
Oh, your intuition failed badly on this one, as those were the pioneering come-here-to-work-legally visa programs.
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7d ago
GP never said it was the conclusion. He was praising you, after you on your own volition decided to comment here to let know others about your experience with AI. It seems to me you're a very privileged individual, I'd suggest you
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8d ago
Do they? Not being snarky here but I've encountered some really crappy lawyers and they seem to be doing great ($$$). It really sucks one cannot publish something like "this guy charged me $5k, wrote my name wrong and forgot impor
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8d ago
Nope. Paralegals and assistants do the type of thing GP hired a lawyer for (and lawyers do, as well). Lawyers can practice, can represent you in court, etc. that's not going away soon.
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10d ago
>Like Uber and Lyft showed in the last cycle [...] Please elaborate, I missed that.
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10d ago
TFA is all and only about a 'kill switch' for AI. I'm not sure you're the one following the conversation.
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moralestapia
10d ago
Amazing reproduction, I even got some PTSD from it :D.
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moralestapia
10d ago
Then why would nVidia acquire such company?
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10d ago
A lot of friends who were not computer illiterate but also definitely not coders are now publishing websites regularly with whatever comes to their mind at the time. Quality could be questionable but quantity-wise I can definitely see the s
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10d ago
Does that effect only exist if nVidia is the suing party?
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moralestapia
11d ago
Sure, ok. Why would nVidia, then, do what TFA is describing?
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moralestapia
11d ago
"Let's spend 13 billion to save 100 million". Yeah no, man, that's slumberland territory.
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moralestapia
11d ago
Sequoia it's quite fast and stable. Also, I really really really abhor the new UI.
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12d ago
I'll stay w/ Sequoia as long as I can.
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moralestapia
12d ago
Oh no, a 5% fall after an 800% rise! It's so over!
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moralestapia
12d ago
Amazon was already a word. Facebook was already a word. Meta was already a word. You're right. They would have been much more successful if they had chosen "something unique and specific".
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12d ago
All those things I use once in a while, I put them on one place without ads or bs. Optimized for usability, not impressions or whatever. https://sfw.tools If there's a tool you'd like to see there, let me know and I&#x
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13d ago
What I find interesting is that this seems to be very low hanging fruit for any alignment effort, yet you still find models somewhat biased towards mayhem. Is it that they do not care? Or is it difficult to align?
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13d ago
Why would my tax dollars go to fund someone's journey on what's essentially a hobby at this point?
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moralestapia
14d ago
I haven't heard about his take on AI (sorry about derailing a bit), but generally I like Robert Ghrist's approach to life and math. I'll check out if he has said something about it. Interesting guy.
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14d ago
There's massive cope and then there's this. I've never been a fan of Tao et. al, so I'm glad he's being wiped out. He'll do fine anyway, doing conferences, etc. Also funny they deliver that on vibecoded site, l
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14d ago
Great work. Must read for anyone working with this type of concurrency.
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moralestapia
15d ago
Addiction is a mental disorder within the mental health spectrum, and it matters. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41449521/ But nice try with the throwaway account and everything. 8/10, pal.
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15d ago
Oh wow! Dario and Scam were right! We should stop everybody else from developing AI, except for both of them which are the most appropriate stewards for this technology.
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15d ago
Come on, if you see someone naked on the street, screaming at a wall, eating a pigeon or whatever, are you really going to think: "I don't know if this person is mentally ill or not, I need an expert to come here and apply the DSM
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16d ago
>AI is stealing human discovery. AI is not stealing human discovery, OpenAI is.
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16d ago
Broken? How much does the author owe you? My guess is zero. If he didn't measure what you wanted to be measured ... that's your problem.
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