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I don‘t think that is what was asked for. The question is really what about the combining unit itself? And in my opinion the answer is perhaps that this unit is very simple and failure would be comparable to physical failure of the output w
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quonn
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What do you mean by „can‘t do airport return trips“?
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But the employees are Spanish. I bet they care.
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But there will be nobody to realize that at that point. And besides, of the countless living human beings that _do_ wake up there must be some with very similar circumstances and a similar state of mind. How is it really different to be the
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3y ago
As if Germany were the only car manufacturer in Europe: https://www.acea.auto/figure/interactive-map-automobile-asse...
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3y ago
That seems unlikely, unless they settle out of court. And why would the NYT settle like that without receiving a billion? Courts are likely to make generally binding decisions.
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3y ago
Maybe the way to go is to do pre-training on copyrighted data, then to thoroughly shake things up so that hopefully only some useful abstract structure of world knowledge remains and then train that on carefully selected licensed data.
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3y ago
This kind of „analysis“ also gets written i. sources that are not wikipedia. And that‘s better?
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3y ago
I‘m not taking about FSD, I am talking about autopilot.
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Except that houses last much longer and there won‘t be an newer more attractive version 5 years later. And in many places the value is the land not the house.
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3y ago
That‘s closer to keyBy than groupBy.
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3y ago
The entire point is that you don‘t have to constantly center the car in the lane as well as having it perfectly centered. How is that wrong?
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3y ago
The autopilot is adaptive cruise control + lane keeping. It’s abundantly clear and on top of this plenty of other cars have both features. The only difference is that the wheel is kept more steady. Why would you make the manufacturer liable
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3y ago
You could hand out signed records that contain a hash of the previous record, similar to a blockchain. The government can have the burden of proof to show that the chain is complete if ordered so by a court.
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3y ago
This is very much disputed. In fact currently nobody thinks the North Stream attack was carried out by the US. There is good evidence for Ukraine having done it and it has been reconstructed in detail my German media. Additionally Germany i
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3y ago
If the board resigns that may be good for the company, but it may not be good for those on the board. If, on the other hand, the board prevails OpenAI may still turn out to be fine regardless. What do the board members have to loose by hold
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3y ago
OpenAI was growing like crazy and while I typically only use it the generate new content, many people I observe just ask it anything. Instead of going to Google they just go to ChatGPT. The current situation created a mess at OpenAI which s
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It seems to me like there is one clear winner, Google, and everyone else lost a bit. Nevertheless Microsoft seems to have contained the damage as well as possible, again producing an outcome that is better for everyone from the position whe
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They mentioned it clearly. They said had hidden something from them. The other story was later constructed in forums and media.
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They operate inside a legal framework. If they do achieve AGI, various parliaments will quickly pass laws. Congress is likely to take action. It has been done for weapons, it has been done for cryptography in the 80s, it has been discussed
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I would appreciate a situation where the chatbot enters into the conversation along with a human customer service representative. It‘s a conversation among three people with the chatbot having the option to ask the human and the human tunin
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3y ago
> But it is good enough to replace stack overflow. For the kind of things I‘m using stackoverflow for I prefer it. It‘s much fast to google and scan the sf page than to wait for GPT to type out an answer and read that. GPT is only usefu
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Maybe. But it is difficult to say to was _less_ dark than either the Roman empire before or the Renaissance and modern era later. So it certainly appears to be _more_ dark. And so it is, perhaps, not that uninformed an opinion after all.
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It‘s my time as developer and I choose to license my output however I want. Thank you very much.
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We need a new GPL that includes a clause that prohibits training any sort of AI or statistical model on it, unless the output of that model is inheriting the license. Otherwise AI will be the end of anything open - which we can already see
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The propagate by entering cells that do produce their energy? Theoretically not producing spendable energy would not exclude activity either as long as some previously made energy is spent.
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Nobody is defending the settlers. Nobody. The settlers are a great injustice. That being said, part of the truth is acknowledging that Israel removed their settlers from Gaza and the situation became worse. There is, unfortunately, no reaso
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You misunderstood what I‘m trying to express. I am not defending Hamas or saying the government is legitimate. Quite the opposite. I am attacking the analogy with China. I wanted to emphasize that China attacking a US city due to the action
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Do these terrorists also happen to be the elected American government (like Hamas is in Gaza)? Is there a history of America bombing China (like Hamas is doing in Israel)? Is the US government in fact firing rockets at China at the very mom
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> the JVM, CLR, or Parrot. What makes this different? I think primarily because the decision to run a certain language on WebAssembly comes first and now the question is how to make it fast. For the JVM or CLR there was usually no need:
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