nozzlegear

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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Boardrooms don't typically make mundane purchasing decisions like "which AI vendor should we use."
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Well what are they posting that concerns you? That's what I'm wondering.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
> It'd be corporate suicide for them to be caught violating zero-data-retention commitments. One would think getting caught asleep at the wheel while their bots are escaping containment and hacking third parties would be corporate
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
> What are you expecting OpenAI to do exactly if these mathematicians voluntarily submitted their prompts into ChatGPT's training data? Personally, I would expect them to have a little class, to KYC, and to manually turn off train
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
> If you need privacy, then you are going to have to pay full price for those tokens (API). At this point, how can we even trust that they aren't accidentally training on those tokens too?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
That's also what my real life social circle does. My friends and family test out home reno/decoration ideas, and as I posted in another comment, my wife likes to visualize different layouts and changes to her flower gardens.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
How many fucks should be given, in your estimation?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Yesterday my wife used ChatGPT to generate an image of our cat as a toilet, which was very funny for the both of us. She's also used it to turn him into a basketball getting dunked, a tsetse fly, a clown and a napkin. It's hard to
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
How so? I don't have twitter or reddit, what are people doing?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
1-bit, 2-bit, penny and dime.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I want an all-powerful AI that's aligned with my values, but not necessarily yours. Is that so much to ask for?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Imagine if one of the humans at OpenAI was misaligned! We should get the AI to research this possibility once they've been aligned.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
It may take a combination of humans and good old fashioned software to monitor AI.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Bizarre take
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Mine's called Safari
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Is this bait?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Yeah, can't read anything on xitter due to the gigantic dickover they put over the content when you don't have an account. A screenshot would've been more helpful than an xitter link.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I fear we may never know the answer.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I've been vegetarian for 7-8 years and think it'd be great if everyone stopped eating meat, but expecting even a single person to stop who hasn't already expressed interest in it is pie-in-the-sky wishful thinking. We should
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
If you truly want to make the spurious claim that there's no difference between you and a smart thermostat, go for it. Me, I hold myself in a higher regard.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Perhaps in the same way my smart thermostat and IoT window sensors are living. Everything that is, is alive.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I agree that OpenAI should be held responsible for their negligence and dumb shit, just like we would be.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Sounds Gucci, Stanley Tucci.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Agents are software, not living beings. You are responsible for what they do, deterministic or not, periodt.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
They're desperately trying to break out of the niche of coding agents to justify their IPO.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Given that my normie wife, normie family and normie coworkers haven't shared any such videos with me, my own anecdata seems to cancel yours out and now we're at an impasse. Perhaps you're living in an alternative reality wher
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
You are conflating "uses chatbots" with "likes AI," and seemingly ignoring your own link's findings that young Americans are especially negative towards it. https://www.natesilver.net/p/why-does
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Agents are software, not dogs. They're not alive. You are responsible for what they do.
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by nozzlegear 2mo ago
You're not accounting for how deeply unpopular AI is with the general public. Would anyone be making those TikTok videos in the first place? Would OP's wife want to use AI if he wasn't there to advocate it?
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by nozzlegear 2mo ago
> You made a declarative general statement in the form of "X can not Y." That wasn't me bud.

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