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by shinycode 2y ago
AI can’t solve everything because, although most things can be described and explained. Most other have to be experienced. And even though something sounds nice in text, once experienced we can say if it’s good or not. For example, an AI ca
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by shinycode 2y ago
I love the idea of owning my own music and I own some but Apple Music allowed me to discover so much albums I love that it makes it impossible to buy them all. For the price I paid over 10 years of subscriptions I might have bought them all
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I understand and it happens to many people including myself. Maybe set yourself to do a nice easy meal once a week just for the pleasure and see how it builds up from that.
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There is some basics in cooking that is not too complicated to learn and master through practice (given we eat at least 7 to 21 times a week). Like heat, seasoning (salt, pepper), fats etc There really is the same notions at the base of eve
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by shinycode 2y ago
I buy most of my games on blueray and for almost all of them I can’t play them because when inserted into the Xbox there is an update to download often the size of the blueray, sometimes +100go. Even on day 1 of the launch of a game I have
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by shinycode 2y ago
We understand some of it but who can say we understand the majority of it ? We might be at 0.1% of understanding the reality without be able to state this. Just as a worm surely « understand » some of it to differentiate and process it’s su
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by shinycode 2y ago
Yeah good idea to put everyone out of their job and give it to 2 companies. Then what happens when those companies decide to rise prices by x1000 (twitter api ?). Or what happens when your system has a bug and does not work and the AI says
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by shinycode 2y ago
For a time teachers resisted calculators because they learned the hard way. But learning with a calculator doesn’t mean we suck at math, we can still learn what’s behind it. AI have to be a tool for learning better and faster and expand our
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by shinycode 2y ago
Exactly, if a massive data poisoning would happen, will the AI be able to know what’s the truth is there is as much new false information than there is real one ? It won’t be able to reason about it
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Absolutely. We’ll see what’s going on when AGI comes up. Maybe I won’t be alive by then so no need to stress right now.
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There you close the debate. It’s a statistical parrot. No need to discuss about any emergence of anything or compare it to anything
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by shinycode 2y ago
I input my comment in claude.ai, after refining the discussion with the other comments, Claude reached the conclusion : « In conclusion, describing current AI systems as "intelligent" is indeed debatable. They are more accurately
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by shinycode 2y ago
I do agree that I rarely use Google now, I search into a chat to have a summary and this saves lot of aggregation from different sites. The same for Stack Overflow, no use if I find the answer quicker. It’s exactly that for me, a conversat
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by shinycode 2y ago
Thank you for your powerful dogmatic argument
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by shinycode 2y ago
If a spontaneous intelligence is 3 million times more efficient that one that one who took millions of hours of work from brains (there is so much effort that there is even more work put into AI that evolution who thinly spread changes thro
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by shinycode 2y ago
Intelligence and flying are different things, a leaf falling down a tree « fly » because of laws of nature.
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by shinycode 2y ago
If some day AGI happens and can exists on its own, wouldn’t that prove that intelligence is a base requirement for intelligence to happen in the first place ? AGI can’t happen on its own, it needs our intelligence first to help it structure
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by shinycode 2y ago
Your grandma can comprehend but maybe don’t want to. We know humans are equipped with what’s needed to comprehend. Or maybe some humans might never comprehend some things and it raises the question : « does all humans have the same conscio
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by shinycode 2y ago
My cat can’t comprehend code written on my screen and the world that is internet. Maybe other being exists and our notion of intelligence would collapse the same way a cat can’t possibly understand what internet is. Compared to them, woul
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by shinycode 2y ago
It happened to Astropad and they wrote an interesting post about the aftermath, it made them better and stronger
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by shinycode 2y ago
Will we have the tendency to steer away from generated content because it will become « cheap » ? Or will those generated painting will retain the same value as current paintings done by a human in their appreciation and value ?
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by shinycode 2y ago
Is there people who really enjoy music generated by AI ? I guess there always is an audience for poorly made things or poor quality things like industrial food with low quality ingredients. Or maybe it’ll become so good it replaces artists
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Once you’re addicted, this might be a way to practice and get free again
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by shinycode 2y ago
Maybe someone should collect all those commands and create a website or a gist that list them with search possible. They are gems !
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by shinycode 2y ago
I completely agree with your conclusion and that is ideal. Will there be companies that make the choice to invest money into retraining a major part of their workforce ? I really hope so because it’s an elegant solution.
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by shinycode 2y ago
There is a threshold between the number of lost jobs and the new ones that are created, more than that, the new opportunities are not necessarily for the people who lost a job and are not qualified which does not change this social problem
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Bullshit jobs yes but still they are paid. What happens in a capitalist society when thousands of people loose their job and can’t produce value and contribute to society ? It’s tearing apart the fabric of capitalism is some way. What happ
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by shinycode 2y ago
For the #1, when I saw the demo of GPT-4o talk to an other AI in a somewhat convincing scenario, I felt like it was the first time I could saw AI as a real threat to thousands of customer service companies. A majority of those jobs is scri
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by shinycode 2y ago
I’m sorry but the title of the post is « is IA lying to me ». I’m right on spot, I think. And I’m responding to a comment stating that lying from an automated machine is the same as lying from humans and there is nothing to talk about.
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by shinycode 2y ago
Yeah but not from a tool that is not human and is indistinguishable from a human over the internet and that speaks to billions of people at the same time and replaces jobs (which means it’s gaining trust for that to happen)

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