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operatingthetan
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
An explanation for your story.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
These machines do not think and they do not have a mind. We may build such a thing in the future but these do not possess those qualities. It seems as if the majority of people do not understand this, which is why the public is so confuse
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Anthropomorphizing them is the true "AI psychosis."
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
The only point of "arguing" with an LLM is wholly for your own benefit, e.g. to check your biases or assumptions. But since they are easy to make turn around on their own statements it has limited utility. Unless you are sparring
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Their clients must be locked in to the the complexity of migrating off their platforms.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
I'm skeptical, but I guess you are clear to continue making self serving generalizations.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Alternatively the sophistry of declaring the contents of a text "the lowest form of analysis/criticism" without reading the text is the lowest form of analysis/criticism.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
It is a bit surprising that the true 'big brother' type dystopic aspects of AI are not discussed that much and instead we talk about them taking all the jobs. We feed these things so much information. It could be used against us
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Their hubris just became lethal for their business. Whoops, I guess.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Do you mean Kool-Aid?
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
>which will likely be walked back shortly. Well you said it yourself they are erratic, so maybe?
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
I think that's how GP meant it
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
>Yet more confirmation LLM's have no concept of concepts or context, no intelligence, no self awareness. The problem is many people seem to believe they have these things and some of those people will put LLMs into situations where
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
There are LED replacement bulbs that mimic the light emitting pattern of halogen and also are not massively bright. Those are fine and cops are not going after people with that kind of thing.
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4mo ago
For a long time it was aftermarket HID kits. Installing those was a bit of a pain because of the separate ballasts and associated wiring. They were blinding because the projectors required a cut off and most were installed in halogen hous
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What the Heck Happened to Mountain Bike YouTube? [video]
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Interesting ideas about how authenticity is back for youtube videos/creators. The author stated that highly produced thumbnails don't work anymore because users think they are AI.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
>Anthropic's reasoning: Fable 5's capabilities introduce risks that real-time filters can't catch on their own. Is this another iteration of 'mythos is so dangerous the public cannot have it' ?
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4mo ago
What if I told you it's common for people to add that now to AI writing in an attempt to make it appear human-written? You still have to go on sentence structure and looking for AIisms.
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4mo ago
>AI can't easily get away with subsidizing their own product and enshittify later. They have to do it in reverse order which seems to be maybe impossible. I contend that SOTA models are still quite bad at what their companies claim
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4mo ago
Even on the consumer side AI providers are enshitifying the plans. Everyone saw this coming three months ago plus. The corporate side seems to be well... stupid? Execs asking their people to burn tokens do not understand the politics and c
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4mo ago
>So if I have a game for a year I paid $70 for, that’s fair, if it goes away, I hope I had a few hours of fun with it. This example is humorously short and this is why there is backlash to game companies shutting down games. What about t
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I don't think LLMs are conscious but you have to admit that they are designed to have the __appearance__ of being conscious. Hence the debate!
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I've switched to a local instance of SearXNG, no AI in results and I don't see things I search for in ads on other platforms now.
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>I’m not sure why everyone comes to the conclusion that there will be less engineers as productivity increases. The politics of corporations is such that they don't actually want near infinite productivity. They require churn, cycl
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Your intent is to harass this particular user. That is pretty uncool, and yes, strange.
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operatingthetan
4mo ago
Then flag it and move on. You following this user around with an RSS feed is bizarre.
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>I don't quite get it why they can't take another LLM and vet the output of the first with the seond one. I think this may be part of the problem. The actual humans creating the report don't have the expertise to know whi
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>You (and a few other outliers) have their comment history piped into an RSS feed that I check regularly, solely because you refuse to write ordinary comments or submissions. Your post history can even be traced across accounts with basi
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4mo ago
For a second I thought this was a UFO disclosure thing.
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