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by seydor 3d ago
They should be called speakeasys
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by seydor 3d ago
in which country?
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by seydor 4d ago
I believe soon we will need to instill religion into AI , leading to the real clash of civilizations, embodied by the frontier language models of (post)-christianity, islam, judaism, buddhism etc. Religion is language, after all
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by seydor 4d ago
Is he trying to find a cop-out for his diminishing returns?
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by seydor 6d ago
Hey what about Flutter
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by seydor 7d ago
Surely the next version will unfold twice to reach A3 size
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by seydor 7d ago
Humans do tend to consume a very large part of the resources of the planet. Surely a superior being would be doing some pest control in its planet, just like we exterminate roaches
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by seydor 7d ago
Including them?
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by seydor 9d ago
> the target function frontier labs are trying to approximate is ultimately a super intelligence So an unknown function that is even unintelligible to humans? that sounds a nonstarter
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by seydor 10d ago
> Neural nets create models and deep layers of abstraction around We don't have any proof of that, but the approximator thing is proven. The rest is just marketing speak. Synthetic data derive from other linguistic data. Whatever i
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by seydor 10d ago
What is the rationale for superhuman intelligence? Neural networks are approximators being fed human intellect. Therefore they can only approximate the intelligence of humans. Even if the llm speaks an alien language, it should be similar t
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by seydor 12d ago
They should also have asked them if they believe corruption is bad.
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by seydor 12d ago
The old PRISM servers got overloaded
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by seydor 13d ago
The csuite has the power to keep AI away from it or make itself mandatory.
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by seydor 13d ago
To err is to be generally intelligent
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by seydor 14d ago
China has cheaper energy, why wouldn't companies go there to produce even cheaper? US is expensive compared to what?
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by seydor 14d ago
But is it the most profitable
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by seydor 14d ago
pretty much the closest thing to the case where a human form is required.
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by seydor 14d ago
These machine assembling robots would be more expensive than the humans in those countries. And there is no shortage of humans willing to do that job. There is , however, real shortage of humans for agri and construction , in the rich worl
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by seydor 14d ago
chemo/optogenetics have been used for decades to erase memories, change valence of memories, generate memories .... usually fear memories .. in mice.
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by seydor 14d ago
I dont get the investment in humanoids beyond trying to create some kind of stock market bubble again. Factories that have already heavily robotized their production, employ a minimal amount of humans to do niche work. It's going to be
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by seydor 18d ago
In a previous generation, people would detect those technological snake oil sellers , call them out , even chase them. Because they could tell scammers from non-scammers. Now we have already 2-3 generations raised to consider scam practice
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by seydor 18d ago
Low tech enables multiple interested parties to physically oversee the electoral process. That is a good thing.
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by seydor 18d ago
I wonder what icelanders think of EU at this time
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by seydor 18d ago
Are you sure about it? In fact,eu commission and parliament are Meta's biggest political spenders in most EU countries. https://www.facebook.com/ads/library/report/?source=onboardi... Personally i find t
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by seydor 18d ago
Cookie banners are already obsolete in the age of AI. Who is wasting time defending it? People don't even care to hate GDPR these days, it's an anacrhonistic regulation from a different era that some EUrocrats like to boast about
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by seydor 21d ago
Good timing
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by seydor 21d ago
Just add some antenna on top
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by seydor 21d ago
Winery
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by seydor 21d ago
> Meta will impose daily usage limits and restrict nighttime usage by children Nothing is more addicting than regular intermittent rewards. They are literally not changing anything

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