pacmanincarnate

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by pacmanincarnate 3y ago
That’s a good overview of uses. I wish the interviews were less filtered. It felt like most of the people really wanted to sound like they were using this fancy new tech while making sure people didn’t think it replaced them in any way. I f
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by pacmanincarnate 3y ago
Why do you believe training an AI model shouldn’t be considered fair use, especially when they are predominantly trained on publicly available information? It’s a completely transformative work where the model contains no part of the origin
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by pacmanincarnate 3y ago
As a consumer, I agree with this take. Looking at it from the other side though, many businesses simply wouldn’t exist online with opt-in. To some extent, you need to understand that companies need to make a profit and we’ve developed a mar
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by pacmanincarnate 3y ago
Fluidity is a big thing a lot of people don’t really pay attention to with these layoffs. As someone trying to move into tech, I know that I’m competing with thousands of recently laid off people who are likely better candidates on paper. F
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by pacmanincarnate 3y ago
Apple has been using ML for years in camera image processing, facial IDing in photos and faceID, Apple Watch health tracking, and likely other ways I’m not thinking of. The idea that a car project would get in the way of any other R&D i
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by pacmanincarnate 3y ago
Apple has been using ML for years in camera image processing, facial IDing in photos and faceID, Apple Watch health tracking, and likely other ways I’m not thinking of. The idea that a car project would get in the way of any other R&D i