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   by throwaway23597 4y ago

   I imagine that if AI gets to the point of being able to provide humanity with a utopian society, it will also be capable of doing its own research, likely at a faster pace than that of modern civilization.
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   by throwaway23597 4y ago

   This is clearly a matter of opinion. When you frame it as "providing search results of the internet" yeah sure it doesn't sound so bad. But there are things on the internet far more fucked up than anything I could imagine, le
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   by throwaway23597 4y ago

   No, I'm very much talking about the Google models. From the original link: "We have taken multiple steps to minimize these concerns, for example in internal trials, we apply input text prompt filtering, and output video content fi
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   by throwaway23597 4y ago

   Agh, I've thought this through and you're completely right. It's an interesting conundrum. Certainly releasing powerful tools into the wild runs a high risk of swaying public opinion in a negative direction. Given this I hone
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   by throwaway23597 4y ago

   It's quite simply because I'm on my work computer, and I wanted to fire off a comment here. No nefarious purposes. My regular account is uejfiweun.
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   by throwaway23597 4y ago

   Google continues to blow my mind with these models, but I think their ethics strategy is totally misguided and will result in them failing to capture this market. The original Google Search gave similarly never-before-seen capabilities to p