smallest-number

7 ms·

1.
The Inevitable Solution to the AI Art Dilemma(medium.com)
2 points by smallest-number 1y ago|0 comments
2.
by smallest-number 2y ago
It should be remembered that most aspects of culture developed because they have a purpose. In the case of cooking and eating good food, there are definitely practical benefits, largely psychological. One part of it is about directing atten
3.
by smallest-number 3y ago
> Weapons or other technologies whose principal purpose or implementation is to cause or directly facilitate injury to people. I dont think an agent fighting in a video game really counts? There is quite a significant gap between an FPS
4.
by smallest-number 3y ago
I think there's an inherent problem in the way we perceive AI bias. It's highlighted by Musk's claim to want to create a "TruthGPT" - we don't quite grasp that the way humans do concepts. When it comes to human
5.
by smallest-number 3y ago
Projects like this try to get around the fundamental flaw in GPTs - namely that they do not have goals, plans, thought processes etc - without actually solving it, e.g. by having the AI write out its "goals" before continuing. But
6.
by smallest-number 3y ago
I think you're right about the framework-constructing. The social games that make insincerity natural come more intuitively to neurotypicals, so they don't notice they're playing them. When they do, and try to analyse themsel
7.
by smallest-number 3y ago
Hopefully it's free for now to gather users, at which point they'll introduce a paywall. If it keeps working as well as it is so far, and remains private and free from ads, I really would not mind paying for this service. Especial
8.
by smallest-number 4y ago
I've always thought computer science was the closest thing the real world had to magic, because the essense of software is always automation - you write the spell, so later you just have to invoke it and magic happens. Whether the actu
9.
by smallest-number 4y ago
I think the semi-obsession we have with "correctness" in style is actually something programmers do a lot better than most other disciplines. Arguing over indentation is functionally the same as arguing over unix principles, or fr
10.
by smallest-number 4y ago
> Strachey had always displayed a talent for the sciences but rarely applied himself. I would guess any experienced programmer with adhd would and has done the same multiple times.