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smeeger
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smeeger
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she*
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hes missing a critical insight which is that this is being treated as an arms race now. the money will keep coming for a lot longer than it should.
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heres a quote from the article Altman uses his digital baba yaga as a means to stoke the hearts of weak-handed and weak-hearted narcissists that would sooner shoot a man dead than lose a dollar, even if it means making their product that mu
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2y ago
he may have deleted it but… around 2020 or so there was starting to be a lot of hype about llms. elon musk responded to a “doomer” on twitter saying that he “didnt see the potential for that” referring to LLMs achieving AGI. it was a 100% d
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this is like a caveman dismissing technology because he wasnt impressed with the wheel. its like buddy, the wheel is just the start
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2y ago
hallucinations are literally the finger in the dam. if these models could sense when an output is well-founded and simply say “i dont know” otherwise… say goodbye to your job
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2y ago
bingo. and everyone is fine with it as long as the consolidation is benefiting their own tribe.
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what if india had programmers that were just as good? that would be a more apt comparison to what we will be facing in the near future. an alien country where the supply of programmers is infinite and they are better than any human. i bet f
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2y ago
no answer. dont hold your breath
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i believe that this man just asked you what will happen in 2 years, with ai that is more advanced, not about today and todays limitations. this conversation would seem unimaginable to someone just five years ago. you are refusing to confron
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2y ago
in a world where human labor is worthless, moats and other nonsense will be the last of anyones worries. you can take that to the bank whipper snapper
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2y ago
you are objectively wrong because you dismiss out of hand the possibility that AI will not continue to improve. the heuristics are against you and you have no reasoning or evidence behind your assertion that we have already hit the ceiling.
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2y ago
the AI will happily do all that for you…
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2y ago
circular argument. literally “heres why you will regret it: 1) you will regret it” lol. nobody will regret firing their high-salary programmer within a year or two. its over. what happened to all the enthusiasm for the idea that technology
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2y ago
the UK needs to be slapped in the face. wake up man!
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AGI and AI weapon systems lead to certain annihilation of the human race regardless of who is first to implement. the only winner is the country who abstains until the very end because at least that country will perish with its dignity inta
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2y ago
are you fucking kidding me?
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smeeger
2y ago
more well founded than pressing on the gas pedal
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2y ago
yes, the biden admin was pretty bad but what do you think about the trump administration?
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2y ago
yes, now anyone who points out human obsolescence will be marked as a zizian. would love to see your road map for human labor at zero dollars per hour
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2y ago
the discussion is about what will happen, not the value of human life. even if human life is worthless, my predictions about the outcome of AI are correct and theirs are not
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2y ago
this cult leader hatched a scheme to house people on a fleet of boats… this is a great analogy for the rest of the story. she could have just moved.
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any violence that is adjacent to rationalism will see a media response like this and a healthy dose of astroturfing to support it. the cia is very eager to make rationalists persona non grata because they provide a cultural nucleation poin
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2y ago
correct. there isnt a single well founded argument to dismiss AI alarmism. people are very attached to the idea that more technology is invariably better. and they are very reluctant to saddle themselves with the emotional burden of seeing
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excellent
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from coingeek: U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert Hur has filed a motion to dismiss the pending charges filed against Ross Ulbricht Last week, Hur sought “to dismiss with prejudice the indictment and superseding indictment” p
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the benefit wasnt really unique to silk road or ross. it was just a very convoluted, roundabout demonstration of how safe drug use can be when its done in the right environment. legalization would be even safer…
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motive and means is a basis for conviction according to the law
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or attempted murder?
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the outcome would be exactly the same. AGI leads the human race off of a cliff, not in the direction of one human interest group vs another. the only difference would be that it was china that was responsible for the extinction if the human
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