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by qualudeheart 4y ago
You jest but Language Models already increased writer and coder productivity by up to 50%, before GPT-4 dropped. Once we learn to use GPT-4 correctly we will quadruple human productivity. This could cut the number of jobs needed by 75% or i
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Altman himself has said it doesn’t have 100T parameters. It has more data in line with the Chinchilla laws.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
I’ve been there. India, Vietnam, C. Asia is much nicer.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Very pwn. Much wow.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
What about Clojure?
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Do they even need that many people? Could probably get by on 5000 if I was running the show.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Doesn’t matter. We’re extremely close to universal basic AI assistant.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
This is a bizarre idea. Can’t SK cut down necessary work hours by automating? The South Korean state has incentive to do so, as then more people could join the military to keep North Korea in check.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Let’s think about Lofi approaches to food. The equivalent of broken cryptography is automation induced unemployment. We work in order to buy food. Perhaps we could cut out the middleman and farm for ourselves. If we work the land by ourselv
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
What are security issues relating to Russian DNS servers?
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Do you have a link to that Harvard research?
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Firing the dev team for GPT-replacement.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
That model will be out in a few years. GPT-3 175b only took two years until someone trained an open source equivalent that could run on a few gpu devices.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
The Hour of Judgment is nigh, and the Moon is cleft asunder. But if they see a Sign, they turn away, and say, "This is but transient magic." Oooooh it is TIME
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Biosingularity time! Oo!
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
The only laws are scaling laws.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
I could do it with genetic algorithms and scalage.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
That’s a good thing. While it can train a new model to obliterate your old job much faster than you can go back to grad school, they mercifully do not do so.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
I always see Dreyfus stans claim that embodiment is needed for AGI. My big mainframe based god model will refute them by existing.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Unclear if he’s needed.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
I have contributed to several.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
The people that got fired could go back to grad school to learn something new.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Large language models will reduce demand for senior employees.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
This noosphere is only big enough for one superpower, it seems.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
They should go to grad school instead.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Like Numenta they probably are too wedded to their pet theories.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Perhaps the judgement on people is to attend grad school?
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
Ooh it is time!
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
What if the AI is racist? It’ll probably violate some civil rights law and the company will be sued.
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by qualudeheart 4y ago
The judge will be forced back to law school / grad school by the imminent Deepmind reinforcement lawner.

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