kjeksfjes

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by kjeksfjes 2mo ago
All LLMs inherit bias from their training data, and xAI’s argument is that Grok is being steered to counter that bias rather than simply inherit it. You can disagree with whether they succeed, but the act of steering isn’t automatically sus
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by kjeksfjes 3mo ago
> There is a study showing that doctors who use AI to help detect cancer become less skilled at detecting cancer without AI. Not exactly an argument against using AI, is it? It's a bit like saying that GPS makes people worse at navi
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by kjeksfjes 4mo ago
I agree with the cigarette analogy up to a point, but the UX consequences are easy to understate. A lot of what makes these products feel “good” in the moment is exactly what regulators may end up targeting: no stopping points, instant cont
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by kjeksfjes 7mo ago
My prediction: KNOWLEDGE of whether something is made by AI or a human will be alpha and omega, and will eventually be regulated used in commercial contexts. You will always be able to generate something, but if you somehow get exposed pres
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by kjeksfjes 10mo ago
Exactly what I was thinking too. I'm a designer, and I'm used to receiving feedback and instructions. "The left eye socket" would to me refer to what I currently see in front of me, while "its left eye socket"
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
That's true, but the human made content, however, has largely been carefully curated, sometimes through generations.
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
Cue... - commercial AI refusing to generate RSS XMLs from a webpages' content. - "illegal" AI that is willing to browse webpages without disclosing that their'e bots
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
While it's hard to disagree, I'd like to remind everyone about that in many cases the alternative is to pay for services. The suckers who don't use AD blockers are effectively paying for our content.
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
Lol. Huffman has the legal rights and ownership of the name spez, as much as you have the legal rights and ownership of the name laserbeam.
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
I'd say your logic is a bit flawed if you think that the logic for what to do when reaching 15K signups needs to be identical to the logic for what to do when reaching 1M signups. The reasoning for each goal can be totally different. T
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
I live in Europe. And love working from home. It's not that I hate going to the office, but it's so convenient to have the possibility work from home, since some days I need to focus. I often get much more done from home, since th
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by kjeksfjes 3y ago
Exactly. While my usage of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook is somewhat sporadic, often with months in between, I find they serve their purpose well when needed. I've seen some toxicity on Twitter, it's not pervasi
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by kjeksfjes 4y ago
Combining text-wrap: balance with non-breaking spaces and word-joiners seems to be a good way to go. Also  is good to know.
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by kjeksfjes 4y ago
Hush?
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by kjeksfjes 4y ago
I've generated thousands of images on Stable Diffusion Dall-e 2 and Midjourney by now, and what you say here simply doesn't make any sense.
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by kjeksfjes 4y ago
I'm not sure how Copilot works, but I don't believe Dall-E repeats images. From my understanding it creates visual concepts of words and uses them to create entirely new images. If Copilot works in the same way for code, I hon
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by kjeksfjes 4y ago
I'm pretty sure banning words that people use to get around hate speech isn't a particularly good idea...
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by kjeksfjes 4y ago
Most kids don't go and become scientists – why on earth would saying that specifically about farm kids be biased? Also, isn't farming an occupation where it's more common to inherit it from your parents than for other occupat