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That's the trick, it just means it can do various task at human level. I think the original meaning of "general" is a reference to human intelligence kind of general, in other words Artificial Human Intelligence could be a be
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Yet, would you rather be victim of fraud or a physical violent crime, like getting stabbed? But I get the point, put them all in jail for all I care.
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It seems it's the only form of accountability though. If anything it would be to send a message that you can't just experiment without consequences. Instead the incumbents have no competition, and therefore no incentive to do bett
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> Some worms produce both. Some fish start producing one kind and then switch to the other, and some switch back and forth throughout their lives. There are even lizards that have done away with one type all together. Ok, so we can'
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100% agree with everything. Now what can we do so political leaders and others who hold power also think this way? The biggest problem is people overlooking the mistakes of leaders and reelecting the same people.
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You understand almost all games are online now, how would that work?
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I don't get your comment, maybe you could clarify. Kids know technology better than older people, yes. Scamming is already illegal and should be dealt with accordingly. Banning kids from social media will not work, other apps and games
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Right, and how will they determine what a social media site is? People in power don't get it because they're mostly from the generation when the Internet hadn't yet taken over every aspect of civilization. Trying to impose a
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I'm definitely on #2, although it should be clear that abusing the substances should have consequences of some kind to serve a deterrent. Not sure how that looks but protecting people from falling into addiction is necessary because af
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I'm not talking about the side effects of the drug, just the obstacles and risks associated with going after that kind of life. I'm also not saying the obstacles are good, but rather that we should be a little more careful in remo
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> “We’ve spent the last 50 years trying to arrest our way out of this and it’s clearly not working. The conditions on the streets are getting worse, the drugs are becoming more dangerous and the health of the community is much, much wors
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Programs ARE proofs. The types are logical propositions. If the code runs then the propositions are true, although for most programming languages types are very flexible so from the mathematical perspective they aren't proving anything
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Isn't that a task for philosophers, and neuroscientists first? It seems the current AI direction is not the path that biological systems took through evolution, and is probably more of a shortcut to an "alien" intelligence th
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It's enterprise software. With exceptions, enterprise software is designed to facilitate collaboration of large number of engineers working in parallel. As a result performance is not as high priority as readability and infrastructure.
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The article is a subtle strawman. The problem is not entirely the race swap itself. Netflix and Hollywood have been race swapping characters in ONE direction only with the excuse of representation and "modern audiences". There is
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There seems to be no mention of what feelings are exactly (in the article). Arguably, feelings are thoughts as well. > In effect, feelings are the mental translation of processes occurring in your body as it strives to balance its many s
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Definitely. I'm thinking LLMs are capturing real world structure of some kind that the brain also taps into except with a different algorithm and also stores it differently.
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Ok, interesting. It sounds like that would mean the language area of the brain is responsible for C? Or is it the architecture of LLMs that is just working on thought patterns? I'm not sure current LLMs could run efficiently in what i
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Could you please give a high level overview of what you think Consciousness is?
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Java 100%. The product manager of programming languages.
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Name one other system that has produced even a fraction of the progress.
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I'm sure that is coming. Aside from research, teaching students is just explaining concepts and guiding them through any questions. This is already possible it's just not very reliable yet.
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Plot twist: oral exams evaluated by AI.
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Those examples are all different controversial issues including politics. We're definitely in a very polarized era. I would attribute this to the change in technology being much faster than generational changes in society, and also the
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In my opinion, larger vehicles are just a product of car culture, and even those who buy small cars are contributing to a society that requires people to have cars, which inevitably leads to larger cars in the long run.
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That's obviously not the only accident that can happen. Someone can rear end you while you are parked, and I'm pretty sure everyone would rather be in a larger vehicle in that case.
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I can imagine that could be because you adapt to it over time. People visiting high altitude cities will often get nausea and even sick from the lack of oxygen while locals are perfectly fine.
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I lived there around 2005, only the mission and tenderloin where remotely dangerous to what seems to be 80% of the city now. I'm pretty sure there have been tangible changes to how the city is managed. Most cities didn't get this
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In my opinion government should be subsidizing private companies to compete for creative solutions to solve the problem and reward the winner that solves it. Whatever the solution I think we've seen government has not been able to solv
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Some related pop sci-fi: in the game Deus Ex they call it "Daedalus". A super intelligent AI that evolved to replace government. The main character has an encounter with the prototype (called Morpheus) and it just drops some fasc
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