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by trention 4y ago
Self-driving cars have already been not ready for prime time for 15 years and they have at least 5 more years in this state.
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by trention 4y ago
>Majority of peoples time is spent in digital worlds That's just the bias for people in your bubble, the majority of the population of this planet spends its time overwhelmingly in the real world. Calling it "digital worlds&quo
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by trention 4y ago
How much money are you willing to bet that there would be an AI producing working clothing designs from prompts in 1 year? If it's less than your yearly salary, even you don't believe this crap.
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by trention 4y ago
Huggingface doesn't have a revenue of even close to a billion dollars.
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by trention 4y ago
The latter is a subset of the former in BLS statistics and I am using the larger category only because BLS apparently only started counting Radiologists as a separate subcategory in 2019.
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by trention 4y ago
>Yes, I don't understand an elementary distinction between terms that anybody with a dictionary understands Yes, you actually don't understand them. Which is why you said this >the global market of offering a speech-to-text
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by trention 4y ago
>I used games as examples just because they are the easiest to understand and most popular applications of RL No, you used it in exactly this context: " >How significant are these top 3 things? They generate billions of dollars o
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by trention 4y ago
>are producing massive amounts of value Point me to a single DL-exclusive company that has an annual turnover of >1 billion dollars and is profitable.
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by trention 4y ago
>They generate billions of dollars of profit Number 1 has probably generated ~0$ in profits. It's not immediately clear that number 3, when weighting its contribution apart from everything else in the products it's integrated i
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by trention 4y ago
>can't extrapolate a trend a few years into the future It's better to not extrapolate S-curves into exponential functions when you don't know what you are talking about, yes. A good advice for both DL researchers and &quot
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by trention 4y ago
The "radiology stuff" is not happening. Data from BLS ( https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_nat.htm ) Employed Radiologic Technologists in the US: 2014 - 193,400 2021 - 216,380 The growth is larger than th
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by trention 4y ago
I am pretty sure no "prophylactic" to stagger the effect was possible at all. Who has ever heard of replacing parts prior to them hitting their "shelf life"?
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by trention 4y ago
>Europe's already in recession. Funnily enough, if we look at the most dumb recession criterion (2 consequent quarters of negative growth), the EU is definitely not in a recession while the US is.
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by trention 4y ago
Let's not beat around the bush. Those directly responsible are mostly pretty much everyone who has "smelled" power in CDU and SPD in the last 2 decades. Second place goes to those responsible for nuclear mismanagement in Fran
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by trention 4y ago
By that logic, a google image search + sharing results you like is also art. But it really isn't. At best it's curation.
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by trention 4y ago
I am not sure it will be possible to get enough training data that way. I don't know enough about diffusion models but if LLMs (of current size) have to use only public domain, they will be undertrained and we will see significant degr
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by trention 4y ago
>dall-e provides good enough results at zero cost Even the direct costs of using OpenAI APIs are not zero.
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by trention 4y ago
This doesn't contradict anything I have written. The average technical user will be unable to train this exact model (not to mention the supposed future more powerful ones) in their basement in this decade.
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by trention 4y ago
My position is perfectly logically consistent. Art is distilled human experience and human emotions emerging in a particular context after a chain of events. None of this is true of AI "art". What is not logically consistent is to
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by trention 4y ago
You are getting ridiculous now. Training this on "Taobao product photos" will lead to a useless model that is unable to produce practically all of the "cool" demos posted here in the last week.
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by trention 4y ago
Art is for the sake of humans producing said art. I don't give a flying f*ck about "art" (it's not art) generated by a neural net using statistical patterns.
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by trention 4y ago
If you forbid it, the investment in developing those models disappears. They will be stuck at ~what we have now at best. You can also require cloud providers to enforce a ban on training (and deploying) such models, it's doable. Good l
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by trention 4y ago
Even if that's true (which it isn't), it doesn't matter. It's absolutely logically consistent to allow humans to do it while forbidding AI to do it.
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by trention 4y ago
I actually have zero problems with that happening. Also, your opinion of your own ability to use sarcasm successfully is at the very least highly suspect.
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by trention 4y ago
>I’ll hold off declaring it dead till it is well and truly dead. The classical Moore's law formulation has been dead for 15 years already. What we have now is whataboutism about why it still holds.
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by trention 4y ago
The fair use argument will probably get scraped when the case gets to an EU court. Then no mimicking will be legal.
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by trention 4y ago
It really isn't. Most people don't consider farming murder and do not care about the well-being of non-cute, non-immediately present animals at all.
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by trention 4y ago
This is of course not true (for ports in particular the writing had been on the wall for more than a decade) but even if it were, there eventually were other jobs. There won't be this time around.
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by trention 4y ago
Those "generations of laborers" had the option to earn more for less (and less dangerous) work most of the time. It doesn't seem this will be the case now.
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by trention 4y ago
>There is so much doomsay around these image generation AIs and I don't really understand it. Did photographs devalue painters? Did digital art devalue painters? Did movies devalue theater? Did YouTube videos devalue cinematographer

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