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721.
by qsera 7mo ago
> LLMs are circuit builders I think they are circuit "approximators". In other words, a result of a glorified linear regression..
722.
by qsera 7mo ago
Obviously, a real intelligent entity would consider risk/benefit analysis and act accordingly.
723.
by qsera 7mo ago
I think It matters for the question that I was responding to.
724.
by qsera 7mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.09678
725.
by qsera 7mo ago
>If you were there, what would you do? Show it to my boss and let them decide.
726.
by qsera 7mo ago
But that is bolted on and is not a core behavior.
727.
by qsera 7mo ago
Source?
728.
by qsera 7mo ago
For starters, natural brains have the innate ability to differentiate between things that it knows and things that it have no possibility of knowing...
729.
by qsera 7mo ago
I am not the OP, an I have only used ChatGPT free version. Last day I asked it something. It answered. Then I asked it to provide sources. Then it provided sources, and also changed its original answer. When I checked the new answers it was
730.
by qsera 7mo ago
But why do you need an example? Isn't it pretty well understood that LLMS will have trouble responding to stuff that is under represented in the training data? You will just won't have any clue what that could be.
731.
by qsera 7mo ago
>95% is not my experience and frankly dishonest. Quite frankly, this is exactly like how two people can use the same compression program on two different files and get vastly different compression ratios (because one has a lot of redunda
732.
by qsera 7mo ago
The AI marketing just need the publicity people generate during the honeymoon phase. Falling out is generally gradual and typically in silence.
733.
by qsera 7mo ago
At least there is an idea that at least one of the reason Russia attacked Ukraine was to prevent it from joining NATO, which would have enabled US military bases in Ukraine.
734.
by qsera 7mo ago
But isn't the same thing done by Putin to Ukraine?
735.
by qsera 7mo ago
>That's a good thing That is how you are supposed to feel about it. That is the whole point of targeting.
736.
by qsera 7mo ago
Maybe the world was fed up with puppets who are controlled by PR agencies so that they (at least in US) welcomed someone who just speaks to them without middlemen...
737.
by qsera 7mo ago
You don't get it, do you? You already "know" that the president is someone not fit to be the president. This news outlet shows you trivial stuff that confirms your impression, getting your attention and approval. You feel tha
738.
by qsera 7mo ago
I just watched a new dinosaur cartoon made for kids and it has cartoon dinosaurs that farts a lot and I looked it up and in reddit people are saying "duh..farts are funny..why do you have a problem with it?"
739.
by qsera 7mo ago
>majority of population has always been dumb But idiocracy is not about that majority. It is about the thought leaders becoming dumb. Internet, instead of elevating the majority to the level of intellectuals, dragged the intellectuals to
740.
by qsera 7mo ago
Can't help with the printer though...
741.
by qsera 7mo ago
The point is not that it is false. The point is it does not matter. I don't want to spend any more time on this. Have a good day.
742.
by qsera 7mo ago
The reason is that we cannot fully figure how evolved systems work. Let me explain.. Let x be the set of all physical behaviors in nature. At any point in time, we (human beings) are aware of a subset of x, let us call it y. When a human en
743.
by qsera 7mo ago
> And it fixed it quite well Not really. LLMs will still happily hallucinate and even provide "sources" for their claims and when you check the sources often it does not even exist.. So they will even hallucinate the sources to
744.
by qsera 7mo ago
I don't give a damn as long as he does his job. So should the people, and so should the media, if they are legit. Is he doing a good job? I think only time can tell and it is impossible to answer that question by micromanaging every li
745.
by qsera 7mo ago
> The Atlantic I open this site and the first thing I see is, >This Is Not How Presidents Typically Communicate. (About trump) And it screams to me that this is a biased site. So I think it is not possible for a layman to know the gr
746.
by qsera 7mo ago
>they very closely resemble the failure modes of humans in equivalent situations I don't think they do if we are talking about a honest human being. LLMs will happily hallucinate and even provide "sources" for their wrong
747.
by qsera 7mo ago
>do manage to effectively convey the external effect But the problem is that this does not inform about the failure mode. So if I am understanding correctly, you are saying that the behavior of LLM, when it works, is like it has internal
748.
by qsera 7mo ago
>ignoring current events Sure it is important to be aware, but If being perpetually aware of the current events makes one feel anxious, helpless and fearful of the future then I think it is better to drown in pleasant fiction than read n
749.
by qsera 7mo ago
>now that hallucinations are getting reduced.. Actually that is done by bolting more "fact checking" layers on top. Even that does not fix it very well.. So at a fundamental level, LLMs have not really progressed. On a superfic
750.
by qsera 7mo ago
> Well he's been proven fucking wrong. Completely. How was he "proven" wrong? > Yann is more of a malfunctioning student... lol what?

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