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by 673dfddnd 2mo ago
I just did the obvious thing and asked an AI to plan / consider and implement improvements / changes in the code based on the article.
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by 673dfddnd 8mo ago
This is just in western economies. Eastern economies look to IA not as a work-force replacement infrastructure but as sophisticated complementary technology. Yes, if there are not enough humans to do the job, robots will step in, moreover,
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by 673dfddnd 1y ago
Given a perfect simulation of consciusness, all inputs, all outputs, would it be true consciusness? Let's try an analogy, a perfect simulation of fly, would it be true fly? Then, how would you name the process executed by planes? Remem
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by 673dfddnd 2y ago
"AI is stuck in statistical mimicry—it will only reach self-awareness through structured resonance, not probability." The current frontier models aren't probability engines anymore, since the very selection of the training da
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by 673dfddnd 2y ago
By all measures, current frontier models, the SOTA ones, even the distilled models exhibit some traits that you could say it is actually observation. You can even feel the observation effect because you are co-observing with the machine, an
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by 673dfddnd 2y ago
No technical moat, no money moat. Anybody can get to SOTA AI fastly, with reasonable money (no U$S 500B datacenters, no 5 to 10B cash in the bank required), just like anybody could develop the next TikTok or Instagram. The most important th
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by 673dfddnd 2y ago
Western AIs as well, are full of propaganda and contain clear political opinionated points of view of just about everything, specially the frontier models offered as SAAS. That's why the rest of the world mostly doesn't care about