tomohelix

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by tomohelix 4y ago
Incredible how much benefit alphafold has brought. And all of that from a less than 100million parameters model. I might be dumb but could they scale it up and make an alphafold 3 with maybe like 10bln params? Would it be a lot better assum
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by tomohelix 4y ago
Oh yes, that part worths a lot...
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by tomohelix 4y ago
>At least with the laws, there is more checks and balances. I rather consent to regulations by an entity that I can influence and beholden to me (in principle) than one that is profit driven.
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by tomohelix 4y ago
There are hate speech laws they can follow. That should cover the extremes. And if they don't, then it is the failure of the legislation. Just like how you can't go to walmart and insult everyone you see. It would actually be ille
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by tomohelix 4y ago
Not all views is valid. And nobody should be forced to associate with someone they don't like. But I don't consider corporations "people". And they should not have the prerogative to choose what views they will amplify.
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by tomohelix 4y ago
The problem comes when the very act of non-association with someone effectively silences them. If everyone is allowed to speak through a megaphone, except people with certain ideologies because the megaphone maker refuses to do business wit
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by tomohelix 4y ago
There are people worried about it. In fact, it is taking up huge amounts of effort over there in Google and OpenAI with all the moral guardrails and restrictions being brainstormed on and coded in. Personally, I think it is futile to try to
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by tomohelix 4y ago
Tbf, nobody, absolutely nobody, has a solution yet. It is more likely that the problem here is so enormous that a multi trillion (with a T, not a B) company still can't address it. And it is not an indication that their business proces
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by tomohelix 4y ago
It might be if you are using the bot as an AI assistant. I do not see any inherently unfixable issues when the bot is used as it is intended, an NLP search engine. Google is already SEO'ed to death and beyond. It is up to Microsoft to
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by tomohelix 4y ago
If Bing works anything like ChatGPT, then the first prompt basically set the tone of the conversation. He asked for his personal data, which includes records of how he was antagonizing the bot and baited it into violating its rules. He basi
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by tomohelix 4y ago
He used his previous conversations that he published as a primer for this convo by asking the bot what it knows about him. He knew it would look up what he posted and how he had acted hostile to it. Then he continued with a threat and illeg
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by tomohelix 4y ago
I feel like these are just clickbait at this point. This user intentionally and methodically forced the model to act as antagonistic as possible to gather view. Of course, the model will reply like this when it was told to do so. If I use M
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by tomohelix 4y ago
IMO, this is like asking at what point a digital signal becomes analog. Some will say never even if it gets indistinguishable because at its core, a digital signal is still discrete. Another point is we scarcely know how the brain works. Ev
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by tomohelix 4y ago
Ok yes, theoretically you can make something targeting the polyA tail. But everything else you body make will also get targeted because this is basically a marker of all RNA for translation. Now making a drug that targets only viruses and n