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by zirgs 4y ago
You can already get banned from social networks by AI.
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by zirgs 4y ago
People are already training SD models on Midjourney output.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Are Pollock or Malevich real artists? Their work doesn't require great technical skill.
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by zirgs 4y ago
If you just copy and paste from Reuters then you're not a real journalist. ChatGPT can't travel to a war zone to find out what's going on there. So real journalists aren't going anywhere.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Unlike in the 80s - most programmers no longer need to know assembler/machine code to do their jobs. The skill floor has been lowered - so that programmers like me can get a job.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Does it translate hate speech too?
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by zirgs 4y ago
There's a lot more pressure at the bottom of Earth's oceans. The heat and lack of liquid water could be the deal breakers though.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Yeah, some malware doesn't even run if the computer's regional and language settings are set to Russian.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Because the AIs that their citizens could access would still be more powerful than those in the West if there's no obsession with AI ethics and crap like that over there. Even if the best stuff is kept for the military/spies.
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by zirgs 4y ago
They might not give it to their citizens, but they would certainly allow their military industrial complex and spy agencies to use it. Would be stupid to waste time arguing about AI ethics in the West while getting our political systems tot
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by zirgs 4y ago
Stable Diffusion does a really good job of imitating a particular artist. See all the drama regarding Greg Rutkowski, for example. LLMs will reach the same level sooner or later.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Other countries will do it. You're free to kneecap AI development in your country if you wish. But do you think that China and Russia are going to do the same?
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by zirgs 4y ago
A hostile nation could use that AI to influence elections in other countries. Its success metrics could be the number of votes for its preferred candidates, number of people who are spreading conspiracy theories that it invented and so on.
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by zirgs 4y ago
It's not practical. The NPT is worthless, because multiple countries just ignored it and built their nukes anyway. North Korea is dirt poor and they managed to get nukes. Most countries could do the same.
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by zirgs 4y ago
I can physically pull the plug.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Restricting access to high-end semiconductors will only delay their progress a bit. If strong AI is going to be the next nuclear weapon then no sanctions will stop other countries from developing it. The USA could not even prevent North Kor
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by zirgs 4y ago
Copyright activists should not have pushed Mickey Mouse protection acts , sued fangame creators and the like. I have zero sympathy for copyright activists now. Copyright reform is long overdue.
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by zirgs 4y ago
What if I'm a huge fan of Jules Verne or Arthur Conan Doyle. I want new books from them, but the problem is that they're long dead. AI that's trained on their style could give me what I want. GRRM fans also should probably th
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by zirgs 4y ago
What if there's a data breach? Hackers can't steal data that OpenAI doesn't have in the first place.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Github copilot needs to be updated then. To filter code by licence or something. In many cases using GPL code is perfectly fine.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Water wheels have existed for thousands of years. They convert linear force generated by flowing water to rotary force.
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by zirgs 4y ago
OpenAI most likely does. But the folks at places like civitai and 4chan most likely don't. The tech being open source means that if someone wants to steal your drawing or writing style then they will do it and there's nothing that
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by zirgs 4y ago
Most open source licences don't even prohibit selling apps that contain open source code.
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by zirgs 4y ago
The Mickey Mouse protection act actually extends copyright to more than 90 years after publication. It was imposed upon the rest of the world unilaterally. And only few big corporations like Disney benefit from it.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Hopefully a fully open sourced LLM that can be run on consumer hardware like Stable Diffusion. Yeah, I know about LLAMA, but as I understand - it's not exactly legal to use and share it.
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by zirgs 4y ago
We already have robots that can walk.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Well, if entering "n-word" and "black person" leads to the same result then we could drop the "n-word". But yeah - censorship isn't going to stop there.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Yeah, you can't stop countries from building nukes if they really want to. North Korea did it and nobody stopped them.
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by zirgs 4y ago
SD doesn't default to creating black people, but it understands the n-word. Should AI understand racial slurs?
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by zirgs 4y ago
You can buy an apartment for less than 100k in those places though.

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