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by qsera 3mo ago
>It’s a going to be a shock to everyone.. Not to everyone though...
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by qsera 3mo ago
1. Make some thing that work in very limited of amount of real world cases 2. Deploy it somewhere where it won't encounter things it won't handle. 3. Market the shit out of the above fact and how well it work there. 4. Let the nai
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by qsera 3mo ago
>but they will get there. May be they will. But do you think this because of the LLMs? I don't think LLMs will help. Because it can only generate text.
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by qsera 3mo ago
It is amusing to observe that the tech marketing of today are milking the shit out of this trick. The trick being to tread continuously through some non-obvious happy path. And average people will be convinced that you really have some brea
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by qsera 3mo ago
But how does LLMs help in making chat bots better, help with this "multi-sensory" data. Has this anything to do with the current AI surge with LLMs? Has it been demonstrated? Or is it just that such things now get a lot of fundi
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by qsera 3mo ago
>Physicists don't have that privilege. Then don't claim it as a strength!
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by qsera 3mo ago
I am a bit sick of this narrative. That science can make mistakes is in no shape or form, one of its strengths. It is a weakness of the process. The lipstick putting can be exposed by simply asking if you would not prefer a version of the s
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by qsera 3mo ago
Yea, that works for me as well. But I can't do that from blank state. I need to be walking away from a long coding session for that to work.
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by qsera 3mo ago
> 90% of our time should be spent thinking, and most of that reading. Not sure about you, but I do a lot of thinking by typing code...In fact, I think it would be very hard to think without actually typing code.. I don't think this
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by qsera 3mo ago
>AI + robots will automate Have this really happened anywhere? I mean, really?
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by qsera 3mo ago
>is currently being generated/run "organically" in the world we occupy. This is like saying there is no reason to believe that since music comes from a radio, it has everything that can generate music.
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by qsera 3mo ago
>AGI Everyone in the LLM business just won. This is the entire idea that they want to sell you via this drama..
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by qsera 3mo ago
You give me two examples. But I can give you thousands of examples where people ended it way before their natural life span.. >Besides, what if you felt and looked 25? Would you then? The problem is not how you will look, the problem i
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by qsera 3mo ago
TFA says so...
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by qsera 3mo ago
This entity is destroying books and make them only accessible via the "intelligence" exposed by their LLMs. So I ll give you two options... * their values are aligned with the best interests of humanity * their values are not alig
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by qsera 3mo ago
>retard Oh, I have a reputation here. Thanks for letting me know.
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by qsera 3mo ago
Yes, this is very disturbing to me. I recently discovered how great old, out of circulation/print can be. Now old abandoned libraries are like a treasure trove to me. If these books are not digitaly preserved, that sounds very sad to m
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by qsera 3mo ago
All those AI powers, and they cannot find a way to do it without destroying the books? Pathetic.
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by qsera 3mo ago
If they are destroying old books, then it shows where their values lie...
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by qsera 3mo ago
I will make a robot scanner for books. I will then scan all the books in my state libraries and make a digital copy of them (without destroying them) before these things come for them. I wish...
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by qsera 3mo ago
>If they see enough AI posters pretty soon they will start to not care.. Wrong analogy. A marketing item wants you to look at it. It takes advantage of an involuntary impulse. A repetitive boring AI artwork will not trigger the impulse t
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by qsera 3mo ago
>A 100 year old is a baby Tell me again you want to live a 100 years more when you are 100.
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by qsera 3mo ago
How old are you?
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by qsera 3mo ago
But they are not the one paying for the drugs they prescribe...
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by qsera 3mo ago
>the mistakes are real but increasingly don't matter... I think it would start to matter once again. People will get fed up of AI posters and art. I think they already are...and once some threshold is crossed, the business won'
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by qsera 3mo ago
>So when we do get something to work and something that people are willing to pay money for, we try to squeeze every dollar out of it because we never know when the next one will come along. Would make a small correction. It does not hav
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by qsera 3mo ago
You are right on the money! I have been saying this for a while. Apart from the utility, it is also a lot of fun. So it would be a pity if people are told that these things are legacy and they should not try to use/implement them..
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by qsera 3mo ago
So can "AI" detect prompt injection now? How?
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by qsera 3mo ago
I can't help but read these comments in the voice of a TV commercial....
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by qsera 3mo ago
>This is a very cynical take on the subject and I can’t imagine it’s backed by any data. Imagine if being a doctor did not pay as well. Imagine it only pays just enough to sustain a small family. What percentage of your trainees do you t

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