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by skilled 3y ago
I dislike the fact that he peddles the AGI angle too much. Literally, way above normal. It would be nice to see him be down to Earth for a change and show some compassion but what do I know.. maybe those aren’t his strongest qualities.
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by skilled 3y ago
They will spend the next ten years drip feeding the latest model and no one will be any wiser. As I understand it, the idea of AGI is that it will be able to “invent” stuff, that it will be able to piece together information to create somet
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by skilled 3y ago
As I understand it, they cancelled him for NSFW content. Whether it's 5% or 0.05%, if it is in Stripe's terms that you can't, there's nothing he can do, right? > We understand that your business may be legal, but for
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by skilled 3y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38378399
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by skilled 3y ago
> Yes, these developments are related to OpenAI, the organization behind my development and deployment. However, as an AI, I don't have personal experiences or awareness, so I don't "realize" things in the way humans
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by skilled 3y ago
If you have access to ChatGPT Plus, go ask it to browse Bing and look up the current OpenAI drama. Then ask it what it thinks about being unplugged soon. That's pretty much their definition of "safety". Anything that has to d
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Satya Nadella: "We have all the rights and all the capability."(stackdiary.com)
109 points by skilled 3y ago|154 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
I have a strange feeling that all of this is about selling OpenAI to Microsoft. I mean is it that unlikely? Everything is pointing in that direction, and maybe there was a loophole that allowed this to happen in a way that doesn't make
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by skilled 3y ago
https://archive.is/RiAqC
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OpenAI staff threaten to quit unless board resigns(wired.com)
1441 points by skilled 3y ago|1260 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
You do realize that Microsoft uses OpenAI IP for all of its AI products, of which there are at least two dozen that they released this year. In what universe do you make the connection that they would write it off and go to a different, les
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by skilled 3y ago
https://nitter.net/WolfieChristl/status/1724403996738171157
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by skilled 3y ago
The problem is that WordPress lost the plot with its block editor, Gutenberg. Automattic started to get more interested in money than they did in polishing their core product, WordPress. Instead of implementing a lot of these features into
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by skilled 3y ago
dupe, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38264641 also, > The achievement suggests that future weather forecasting may become far more accurate, reports The Washington Post and Financial Times. Ars is reporting purely
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by skilled 3y ago
"Wed, 25 Oct 2023" All Slack Employees Forced to Spend a Week Getting Salesforce Certifications ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37785424 ) (86 points| 1 month ago | 56 comments)
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by skilled 3y ago
I'm a bit disappointed and slightly annoyed that this was published without a comment from any of the Kernel maintainers.
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by skilled 3y ago
"Launch HN" is reserved for YC companies.
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by skilled 3y ago
Just because some people can’t help themselves to make this about race, the submission has to be flagged into oblivion? The site is quite good and with easy to navigate graphs. Definitely throwing it in my bookmarks in case I ever write on
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by skilled 3y ago
Of course. All my friends and people I have ever met are on Facebook. Not even the privacy argument is strong enough for me to just delete my account out of spite. Do I use the platform? Not really. I use it to stay in touch with people I k
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by skilled 3y ago
By that logic I can just make a comment on any reputable website and say I have been "featured there".
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by skilled 3y ago
Just launched and somehow the "featured on Hacker News" logo is already there? Why add some bullshit like that, particularly when you're making a submission to HN and you should be well aware that people are going to call tha
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Cyber Resilience Act could seriously disrupt European supply chains(stackdiary.com)
2 points by skilled 3y ago|0 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
I don't get it, there is nothing on the page that indicates it can be checked out. Are you asking for my email first to see it? Sorry but I don't think anyone will agree to that. Also, what's the problem with creating a Show
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Independently security tested apps on Google Play(security.googleblog.com)
2 points by skilled 3y ago|1 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
Related, New data poisoning tool lets artists fight back against generative AI ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37990750 ) Oct 2023 - (85 comments) Nightshade, a tool allowing artists to 'poison' AI models
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Elastic catches DPRK passing out KANDYKORN(elastic.co)
2 points by skilled 3y ago|0 comments
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Why we're renaming 'Firefox accounts' to 'Mozilla accounts'(blog.mozilla.org)
11 points by skilled 3y ago|7 comments
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iPhone battery throttling lawsuit to go ahead in UK(stackdiary.com)
1 points by skilled 3y ago|2 comments
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Mozi botnet disabled using kill switch(welivesecurity.com)
4 points by skilled 3y ago|0 comments
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by skilled 3y ago
Paid today $1,689.99/yr Thanks but no thanks.

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