tychez

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by tychez 3mo ago
This is such an embarrassingly childish viewpoint. Stop embarrassing yourself.
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by tychez 3mo ago
Compliance is much easier though. You want access to Fable? Show us your ID. As much as I am completely against this in spirit, all that is needed is restricted access to frontier models and then it just a question of how do you want to see
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by tychez 3mo ago
Exactly. Atlas right now cost about $150,000 in manufacturing cost. The upkeep cost is going to be astronomical for a very long time. The human body gets beat up doing physical work but can self heal. The robot can not. Accidents happen all
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by tychez 3mo ago
I think the main aspect is that a human can be held responsible. A human can be fired. Then we are pretending agents have agency when that is also what the human has. It seems like the meaning of economy of scale should almost flip to mean
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by tychez 3mo ago
The same way you can't just open a bank account anonymously. It seems inevitable to me that this is going to end up with a KYC/AML style digital online ID. Without that you are not using Claude 10. It would not be shocking at all
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by tychez 3mo ago
Or imagine drawing a nude in an art class. The standard subjects for art off the top of my head are the still life and the nude. It is even more comical when AI generated nudity is considered "dangerous" in a society completely ad
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by tychez 3mo ago
This is just complete nonsense. You really think creative people are not interested in new forms of visual expression? This as simply being ignorant of art history.
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by tychez 3mo ago
I just find this idea bizarre. This bizarre social media meme that AI just performative when Opus 4.8 is just unbelievably good. As if it is so difficult to believe that a more capable model than Opus 4.8 might actually be dangerous and not
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by tychez 3mo ago
Exactly. The music business is really the perfect example. You can argue it has never been easier to break through in music. You can also argue that it has never been more difficult. I think what all this ultimately does is make it harder f
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by tychez 3mo ago
The main error of the AI bubble is expressed in the The Jetsons cartoon from the early 60s. In the future, everyone obviously would be running nuclear powered cars. It was just an engineering problem to be solved. Ford made the Ford Nucleon
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by tychez 3mo ago
China is going to have the exact same problem, it is just lagged by x months. If you think there is ever going to be an open source Deepseek "AGI" model I just don't think that is thinking things through. It is the main error
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by tychez 3mo ago
To me, it is obvious that what we are going to have is KYC/AML style compliance from US banking. We already have the rails for automated customer identification from US banking. I think there is a larger "AGI" category error