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tomasphan
1y ago
Meta is just being realistic here, knowing that a non deterministic system is eventually going to say dumb things. “The standards don’t necessarily reflect “ideal or even preferable” generative AI outputs, the document states.” This is a no
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1y ago
What’s going on big guy? Maybe take a break from commenting
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What a weird, nonsensical article. We understand that men (on average) want sex more often than women. That supply issue is being filled by porn. It used to be filled by worse things.
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1y ago
"Please make it easy for users to try your thing out, ideally without barriers such as signups or emails." This has a sign up before using sadly.
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1y ago
This is not news. You can never secure an LLM by the nature of it being non-deterministic. So you secure everything else around it, like not giving it shell access.
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1y ago
I agree, its for the same reason that trailers now have little trailers in the beginning. I mean really, a trailer for a trailer? Apparently its required to keep retention up because even adults are now children that need to be spoon fed.
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1y ago
We know it’s the entire system prompt due to prompt extraction from Grok, not GitHub.
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1y ago
There is still use for small niche programs. I host my own gif repository, a website for collecting vinyls and my own weather dashboard. I don’t expect anyone else to use these sites so they’re tailored to my user experience and it’s great.
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1y ago
Ads are a litmus test for how much a service values its users and the ecosystem it’s built upon. When premium cable first replaced broadcast television it had no ads in lieu of a subscription cost. Now you pay a subscription and get ads. Th
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1y ago
No, it’s not sustainable at any scale.
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Yes, 90% of people with no tech background reading the news
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1y ago
I don’t believe that their business entirely depended on 700 actual humans, just as much as I don’t believe that to be true for the Amazon store. However, both probably relied on humans in the loop which is not sustainable at scale.
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1y ago
Philadelphia
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1y ago
I'm one of those people. I can't safely take the bus in my city, but this seems safer.