anotherman554

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by anotherman554 3y ago
Openai certainly does, they are sending out emails to people using the AI for NSFW roleplay and warning them they'll be banned if they continue. They've also recently updated their API to make it harder to generate NSFW content.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Presumably the arbitration judgement against them can be enforced in plain old ordinary court.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Okay but as far as I know Geoffrey Hinton isn't an "A.I. Alignment Researcher." He was fairly dismissive about the risks of AI in his March 2023 interview and changed his mind by May 2023. I'm not sure that says much ab
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by anotherman554 3y ago
A more cynical take would be they'll be spending the compute on more mundane engineering problems like making sure the AI doesn't say any naughty words, while calling it "Super Intelligence Alignment Research."
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by anotherman554 3y ago
You are confused. In an undergraduate English literature class a student is not expected to come up with a novel interpretation of a well known book in order to pass. Depending on the assignment you aren't necessarily expected to rea
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by anotherman554 3y ago
A contract requires an agreement between two parties. I don't see how writing "the content on this blog is not for machine learning purposes" alone shows Google has agreed to your terms.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I'd say it would be good enough to pass an undergraduate class if it was expanded. Did you ever teach a class? I have not but as I understand it you'll have some students that aren't so good at writing, and some that are goo
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I didn't ask GPT to describe any particular religion. My prompt was "As a literary critic, describe how Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz is a religious figure." The divine being contained within I would think would match Buddhism
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by anotherman554 3y ago
This isn't true and it's odd you believe it. I just asked Chat GPT 4 to explain the religious significance of the Wizard of Oz as a literary critic. Here's some of what it gave me, it doesn't write anything like you cla
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by anotherman554 3y ago
"And he found absolutely every single imaginable problem even down to the most hysterically unimportant detail." The fact an inspection document is impressive to read doesn't mean it is accurate. If he blew you away with his
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I can't read the full Boston Globe article due to the paywall and offer no opinion on the author's state of mind, but if you assume some small percent of outwardly functional people have "eccentric" personalities, it wou
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I've never heard an investment expert use a term like "8% yearly upside risk" and suspect there's some errors in your thinking. Look at it this way: Imagine you have $200 dollars to invest. You can invest in country A or
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by anotherman554 3y ago
"The difference between the two groups wasn't statistically significant."
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Since 2018 U.S. stocks have returned 9.59% per year (I checked with Portfolio Visualizer) and international stocks have returns 1.83%. I don't see how that supports the idea that economies are very interconnected and investing outside
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by anotherman554 3y ago
To elaborate a little, I watched season 1 of married with children a while ago and it struck me as a more modern I love Lucy. I can't speak to later seasons. The Munsters... well, I think I've seen a few episodes. I don't re
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by anotherman554 3y ago
In the context of investing there's also the problem of recency bias. You see investors arguing whether "the facts have changed" as to whether investors should invest outside the U.S., for example, when U.S. stocks have done
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Now show me the records from 300,000 years ago that you based your above post on.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Do explorers survive better than people who migrate to new locations with their families, or something?
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Among gorillas and baboons, species in which males fight for reproductive opportunities feature males twice as big as females, while among pair- bonded gibbons that fight much less, males are just 10 percent bigger than females. As I unders
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by anotherman554 3y ago
>>The problem with the Switch is, why buy that when you can get a Steam Deck? Have you used the Steam Deck? It's a janky experience if you try to use it in the living room. For one thing, the Bluetooth chip is terrible. I realize
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by anotherman554 3y ago
In the TV Show "I Love Lucy", there's an episode called "Lucy Goes to the Hospital" which aired January 19, 1953. It depicts the father-to-be waiting in the hospital waiting room while Lucy gives birth to their son.
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by anotherman554 3y ago
Women live longer than men on average so this line of thinking that men are optimized for survival, as opposed to women, is pretty darn silly. (Neither is more or less optimized.)
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I don't think that's quite right... Married with Children is more like the husbands and the wives are constantly fighting, and its a battle of the sexes. (Granted I've not seen the whole show.) I Love Lucy also had that for
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I don't watch many sitcoms these days. Someone else mention It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. If you really believe the media treats women as paragons of virtue there should be no female villains in sitcoms, right? Velma and Clo
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by anotherman554 3y ago
>>> What's wrong with therapy? You go to the doctor from time to time to take care of your physical health, why shouldn't you go to a therapist from time to time to take care of your mental health? You presumably think th
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by anotherman554 3y ago
>>> which makes sense, as men are designed for survival Evolution doesn't only "design" a single sex for survival. (With the possible, arguable exception of some insect species.)
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by anotherman554 3y ago
The difference is an AI generated work can infringe someone's copyright. Suppose I have Stable Diffusion draw Spider-man. While I can't get copyright on the drawing, that doesn't make the drawing public domain in the sense we
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by anotherman554 3y ago
I don't think it was a questionable deal, at least without 20/20 hindsight. Twitter wasn't looking for a buyer, and Musk really, really wanted to buy it (until he didn't). If you have a highly motivated buyer and a not
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by anotherman554 3y ago
There was not a 1 billion dollar buyout option, the 1 billion dollar penalty was if he could not obtain financing, which he was perfectly capable of doing, or if a regulator blocked the deal, it wasn't something he had the right to use
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by anotherman554 3y ago
"They are using a large body of research, clinical experience, and shared knowledge of their peers." If a psychiatrist prescribes a placebo instead of a kick to the groin they are "......using a large body of research, clinic

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