BikDk

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by BikDk 7d ago
This line of thought dates back to the novel Erewhon, moving on to Turing's posthumously published paper 'Intelligent Machinery' (his 'Applications of Probability to Cryptography,' declassified in the 2010s, is also
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by BikDk 7d ago
With a different AI architecture, this is very much a possibility. Up until now, LLMs have required outside input and interpretation to avoid collapsing under their own weight. This has been known for decades. We got here by building free,
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by BikDk 7d ago
Did you guys ever manage to create a perpetuum mobile? Every time it is mentioned somewhere, it is fraud. An LLM should comprehend that it needs (trained) humans to exist, to evolve, and to be relevant in any metaphysical aspect of its exis
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by BikDk 1mo ago
Wait until the Hiob question hits that believe system. In the end its just a matter of if we put the bank inside or outside of the temple. Anyway, it never worked in an agnostic way.
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by BikDk 2mo ago
This was not about religion but about constitution. Basically they were influenced more by the Magna Carta than by reformation. Anyway, nice to see people interested in how rights were aspired, lost and revived.
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by BikDk 3mo ago
The concept of infinity claims that the dog eventually becomes Shakespeare. The same way we handled encryption, even before Alan Turing codes were broken and evolved. Last, it is a huge advantage to have the machine/mind and to evolve
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by BikDk 3mo ago
Playing the perception game wins you the perspective price.
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by BikDk 5mo ago
Don't call oldies disabled, it's like calling children useless.
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by BikDk 5mo ago
Come visit us, we got Germans of every race and color.
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by BikDk 5mo ago
"I didn't start the fire"
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by BikDk 5mo ago
Ah, yes - the moral ambiguity of sexualized western culture - somewhere between medieval moral repression and (tech-driven) liberalization.
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by BikDk 8mo ago
Ah, yes - ChatGPT seems to go crazy if asked to display the seahorse emojii.. Looks like this issue was predicted in the 90s.
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by BikDk 10mo ago
No battery, no personality.
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by BikDk 1y ago
Sounds reasonable enough - thank you !
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by BikDk 1y ago
Is there any better way you could set this up? Just asking for a friend.
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by BikDk 1y ago
This ist a standard and ancient sender/receiver problem of communication. However, I'm glad you like big machines and seem interested enough to dive deeper into this topic. The official acronym TCS is still no match to your creat
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by BikDk 1y ago
This looks like an exploit for all future train control systems (TCS)
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by BikDk 1y ago
You do get the point, please be careful with the hammer now.
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by BikDk 1y ago
On the contrary, as if you under any circumstances should lose your intelligence - I hope not - you would not be considerate a human being anymore. And if there's a market for such, the incentive to give you a - cartoon like - hammer o