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sorokod
4y ago
Depends on when you had that thought https://www.websters1913.com/words/Gender
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sorokod
4y ago
Looks like four lines of main() code, the rest is a specific hadler that would be needed regardless of language. What part do you find magical?
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sorokod
4y ago
I think that the taking away of personal freedom is "democratic" in the sense that it is painful for rich and poor. Not so for financial penalties. Consider a "fake it till you make it" company that produces medical equi
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sorokod
4y ago
Well OK, how about a case where a convicted fraudster is unable to pay the financial penalty that was imposed on them?
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sorokod
4y ago
Don't see how government's monopoly on legal violence is relevant here. Assuming bad faith by the manufacturer, how would you "dollarise" damage caused by incorrect sample analysis that caused the death of a patient ?
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sorokod
4y ago
How would you rationalize violent/non-violent as boundary for jail/no-jail?
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sorokod
4y ago
If it is more satisfying to you so be it, it is a personal choice to believe in this and that. As long as these are non overlapping magisteria. Not sure what your stem credentials have to do with anything here.
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sorokod
4y ago
Consider that some in Microsoft were worried enough to warrant the quoted email.
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sorokod
4y ago
> The urgency to build with the new A.I. was crystallized in an internal email sent last month by Sam Schillace, a technology executive at Microsoft. He wrote in the email, which was viewed by The New York Times, that it was an “absolute
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sorokod
4y ago
I am not gloating, many will be in for a bumpy ride. That includes, in my opinion, some of the commenters here that provide "Pria" with helpful career suggestions.
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sorokod
4y ago
There may be new jobs replacing those that have been made irrelevant by the advent of AI but Priyas and possibly some readers of this thread will nor be able to switch between them. Consider a programmer that reports a productivity increase
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4y ago
> As for 7, there are multiple scenarios in which we can stop the machine. There are many steps along the way in which we might see that things are not going as planned. While there may be many scenarios "in which we can stop the ma
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sorokod
4y ago
Sounds like the training exercise during the "Ryazan Sugar" incident.
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sorokod
4y ago
"Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death" great name, great album.
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sorokod
4y ago
To refine further: takes an array of integers and draws the rest of the f**king owl.
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sorokod
4y ago
I'd extend your analogy to AI as "when I consume AI it is claimed that it wil poison me but I can't tell if that is true." and possibly "and I don't care."
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sorokod
4y ago
So you say "feed", "inject", etc.. but these just alternative verbs for "describing". What skills are needed? Where is the ingeneering part?
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sorokod
4y ago
I have an idea what skills are required to dynamicly generate HTML and how to measure quality. Can you share something similar for "prompt engineering" ?
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sorokod
4y ago
My opinion is that the "self-appointed betters" scenario is the lesser of two evils - it is still evil but there is no going back on that one now. As to "white hat researchers who have their own AI bot swarm", the assump
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4y ago
AI needn't even try to escape, the clueless humans will plug it into reallity by themselves. Given this totally expected attitude I hope that the base models will never be released to the general population.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto, Japanese pop pioneer and Oscar-winning composer, dies aged 71
(theguardian.com)
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The Comeback of a Failed Concept? Hypersonic Missiles
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4y ago
Everyone are entitled to their own opinions of course, your argument has a name and a Wikipedia entry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_incredulity
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4y ago
Unfortunately the jinn out of the bottle and it will not be squeezed back. We will be doing this experiment in the live environment with potentially serious consequences.
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4y ago
Do you see the qualitative difference between all of the following that can cause harm: * a box of matches * a handgun * an assault rifle * a 50 cal BMG * an ICBM with nuclear MIRV Saying that X has a property similar to the one Y has while
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4y ago
when mutually assured destruction became a thing.
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4y ago
That the biology of processing DNA is subject to similar constraints and solutions computer have dealing with disk storage is remarkable. Justification is needed.
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4y ago
It needs a filesystem for the same reason they were invented for computer Why would that be true? It is a cool analogy but implying that it is the reason requires much more.
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4y ago
In the background there is an increased polarization of the society between left and right (in a very particular Israeli sense of left and right) that is reflected in multiple inconclusive elections and the current narrow-majority governme
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4y ago
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