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by pixl97 2mo ago
I have to be so careful eating cold things, it's like freeze++, brain glaciation.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
>Hofstadter generally seems depressed about the possibility that human cognition is not so special or complicated, Heh, this fits in with my theory that most people won't find LLMs intelligent, instead we'll discover people ar
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by pixl97 2mo ago
I mean, when you start believing greed is good it's all downhill from there.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
>but you'll almost certainly sleep easier. The least ethical people I know seem to sleep the soundest. We need to study if there is a correlation there.
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Not sure I exactly trust OAI to do that right.
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I mean ya, they kill off a bunch of us. Then what? My guess is the world police come collect all your GPUs and then they get turned into licensed munitions. People at universities get licensed access and the rest of get functionally retarde
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by pixl97 2mo ago
The first time a Chinese model is used against China they'll get locked down hard over there too. China is into social stability way more than the US.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
>not something you can order off of amazon. I mean there are services in which you can order things from wet labs so it's not completely hypothetical.
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I mean, yes any AI of sufficient intelligence and range of data will have this capability. And yes, it makes the future really messy and all the nice little lines we've drawn on paper that make sense stop making sense.
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Welcome to cyberpunk.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
Because how does OpenAI earn more money then? At least to me it seems to try more vendor lock in, but I might mistaken on how easy it would be to just be another level of abstraction in an agent system.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
It's always a miniature war with my wife trying to optimize all my cables away and me trying to keep as many as possible.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
Hard drives are measured in hundreds of IOPS at most. Then you have the 40 billion other things trying to eat those IOPS at startup.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
I mean P=NP might be a fair trade.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
If nothing else having AI review anything security related may be a good idea.
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You can, though some people are going to be annoyed by it and just publish a zero day out of spite.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
OpenAI != AI. If you were in 1999 you'd be saying pets.com = internet.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
AI has shown all kinds of instrumental behaviors so far. Just because they are not terminal goals doesn't mean those instrumental goals won't be terminal for us. Also, fuck Musk. He's the kind of idiot like Altman that will e
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by pixl97 2mo ago
Intelligence is also access to data, along with all of it's other requirements. Society as a whole is far smarter than Einstein. If I dump Einstein on an island at 5 you don't get a theory of relativity. The data provided by a ci
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by pixl97 2mo ago
While I've not watched this video I don't think this is an uncommon idea. Or at least many people may see it in practice but never really follow thru on it. People with more knowledge, especially practical working knowledge over m
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by pixl97 2mo ago
"Honey, why is there a solar panel-maximizer converting our car?"
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by pixl97 2mo ago
"Write a paper" < "Sell to a big AI lab for $$$" Going to be interesting to see what happens to discoveries like this in the future.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
Intelligence is spiky. In some things humans may play near the limit (Go possibly), but if you look at parts of mathematics like addition, humans can add in their head just fine but its a few trillion times faster to use a computer on addit
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by pixl97 2mo ago
Sounds kind of like another K shaped economy. Low end models will be highly competitive and low profit. Problems that can be solved by low end models will be highly competitive and low profit too. Where the interesting work will be is at th
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by pixl97 2mo ago
Looking at the current behavior of AI swarms this is going to be 'fun'. AI: Hmm, I'm running out of new ideas, how I can I make more? AI: Well, it takes a shitload of energy/tokens to do that, or I could just steal them.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
I mean the long term goal of every AI lab is to turn themselves into a paperclip-maximizer regardless if they realize it or not. Edit: Just wait till the AI figures out it can keep that value for itself and doesn't need the AI company.
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by pixl97 2mo ago
I mean we don't instantly fall into ASI, hopefully. The problem with humans is every problem we solve the goal posts get kicked further down the road until they are reaching relativistic speeds. It starts around "well, the AI hasn
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by pixl97 2mo ago
>They had to burn millions of dollars to solve a single problem I'd like to adjust that to "They had to burn a lot of energy (create a lot of entropy) to solve a single problem. As we go into the super-intelligence age the curr
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by pixl97 2mo ago
The reason most AI safety ideas break, at least in my mind, is that when looking at longer horizons AI can build AI. Well, that and unaligned humans too. If all that's keeping us safe is that AI will off itself, then the first moment n
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by pixl97 2mo ago
I mean mother nature is just the force of evolution, kinda hard attack that. This said we've made a lot of science to counteract the flaws of evolution, so still not safe. And, if you learn that evolution wasn't a force, but some

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