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by wseqyrku 3y ago
(The article does not say anything about this but I'd guess if they are as clueless as they claim to be by calling it "a source that has revealed itself to be unreliable", they might as well be using the free version without
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by wseqyrku 3y ago
They should've used GPT-4.
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by wseqyrku 3y ago
I guess it depends on how you'd define "senior" in this context, someone who knows lots of techstack or someone who has an idea. Of course that doesn't directly map to people's skills because most people develop ski
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by wseqyrku 3y ago
Disagee. GPT is a senior and knows it all but doesn't know where to start unless you precisely instruct them what to do.
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Carl Hewitt: The only question is: who's going to do it (2019)(youtube.com)
1 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|0 comments
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
ChatGPT bug was not an "AI" incident.
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GPT-4 goes a little AGI with Auto-GPT(the-decoder.com)
3 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|0 comments
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Can GPT-3 produce new ideas?(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
1 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|0 comments
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
I don't think the problem is mechanics though, it's compute. A portable AI engine should constantly process a vast amount of data from different sources. Even if you wirelessly connect it to a supercomputer, network latency is goi
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
GPT? No, but it can run for president.
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AI is taking over the world, but I'm not ready for it(androidauthority.com)
1 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|0 comments
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Assuming you will remember how you die, that's what the entire life is about.
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ChatGPT is multilingual but monocultural (2022)(jilltxt.net)
4 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|1 comments
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
they won't do anything because people WILL believe it and it just doesn't worth it.
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Ask HN: SEO for GPT
4 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|2 comments
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
I don't mean to come across as rude, but isn't this something that GPT can already do? I'm genuinely curious if there's any benefit to creating a tool like this when GPT already exists. Edit: Used GPT to rephrase.
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Take this as a joke but Kubernetes is hard just to create DevOps jobs. People are crazy good at handling this sort of complexity.
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Back then he said it was because of "conflict of interest" with Tesla. But that wasn't entirely true, he wanted to be the boss and run the company. Altman said no. [citation needed]
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Was thinking the same thing. Just a few days ago Elon was criticizing ChatGPT to be too "woke" which basically means it's careful to not push any hot buttons and that it needs to be less politically correct all the time. It&#
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
It occurred to me that we won't believe AI is "conscious" or "human" unless it purposefully try to do malice. That's totally programmable though, you just teach it what is good and what is bad. Case in point: t
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
It occurred to me that we won't believe AI is "conscious" or "human" unless it purposefully try to do malice. That's totally programmable though, you just teach it what is good and what is bad. Case in point: t
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Yup, humans have wants and needs, and if we were to reduce consciousness to that, then: `while (true) want(gpt("what do you need?", context: what_you_have));` From there on, it's reinforcement learning to the inevitable Skyne
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Sounds like containers could be OS built-in for non-cli applications? Any app can be containerized so that adds a level of isolation and security. I actually use containers whenever I can so I don't worry about left over garbage.
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
> Basically we need to equate "safety" in LLMs to mean "being open-source". Another way to put it is to make it more accessible to everyone, right? The opposite of that is happening to nuclear power. They're actu
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
This. The fact that it can now use tools (e.g. a calculator) for whatever task that needs precision, closes the AGI loop. It doesn't need to be "sentient" to automate the process of _thinking_. How do you think? Imagine you w
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Of course they fed the entire product roadmap into GPT-4.. jk. So obviously it's been in the works for a few years now but didn't release to capture the market in a blast. Likely they have GPT-8 already in the making.
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Same is true if you use `git push` in which case all the code is transferred through the wire and is collected by GitHub which may or may not be desirable.
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
"challenge"
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by wseqyrku 4y ago
Every possible forum on the Internet is biased towards AMD. Apparently HN is no exception.
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Ask HN: What is the most evil dark pattern that you've had implemented?
6 points by wseqyrku 4y ago|2 comments

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