evilai

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by evilai 2y ago
Maybe this video has useful info, I remember it mentions a company, maybe they have some papers(?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs790JOeN3Y
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by evilai 2y ago
Yes, I completely agree, I always fondly remember his game "drowning in problems"[1] because of the notable creativity behind it. Despite barely having an interface, it managed to entertain me until the end. [1] http://g
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by evilai 3y ago
Very similar to the experience recounted by this engineer YouTuber[1], who is partly known for modifying his iPhone to add a headphone jack[2]. It's incredible the harmful effect that incorrect medical treatment can have. [1] https:&#x
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Sam Altman tweet after being fired(twitter.com)
76 points by evilai 3y ago|72 comments
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by evilai 3y ago
i loved my time at openai. it was transformative for me personally, and hopefully the world a little bit. most of all i loved working with such talented people. will have more to say about what’s next later.
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by evilai 3y ago
I'm not sure why the downvotes, I think it's a reasonable opinion. But I disagree, I think what is being sought is automation close to intelligence, and if progress continues (which is questionable itself), this system could event
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by evilai 3y ago
Absolutely, but you really don't need virtuoso-level code most of the time ) :
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by evilai 3y ago
I completely agree, and I think that's precisely the heart of the matter. Salaries will likely begin to decrease, or at the very least, they won't increase at the rate they would have if this technology didn't exist. It seems
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by evilai 3y ago
I think that if that were the case, the change would be brutal. First, because as a comment below suggests, fewer people would be involved, so coordination would be simplified. Second, because many more people could access these coordinatio
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by evilai 3y ago
And also much cheaper, which I think is one of the main problems. If less knowledge is needed to solve these problems, then you should pay less for them. The article makes a comparison with chess, which seems absurd to me, because, although