ulchar

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by ulchar 2y ago
I don't think OpenAI is doing anything particularly sinister. But whatever OpenAI has today a bad actor will have in October. This horseshit is moving rather fast. Sorry, but in two years going from failing the turing test to being abl
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by ulchar 2y ago
Emotions are an axiom to convey feelings, but also our sensitivity to human emotions can be a vector for manipulation. Especially when you consider the bottom line that this tech will be ultimately be horned into advertising somehow (read:
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by ulchar 2y ago
sounds like a fun project for someone. you could go so far as to direct the user to the proper location on a shelf.
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by ulchar 2y ago
this one's crazy lol. frankly it sounds kind of fun, but i'm sure it was not in reality.
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by ulchar 2y ago
I know these are the times of big machine learning models, but my favourite kind of AI are the classics like CSAT solvers, minimax with alpha beta pruning, markov chains, and good old search trees. These algorithms have superhuman powers so
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by ulchar 3y ago
Is Delaware a good place for a startup? Or am I missing the joke.
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by ulchar 3y ago
that's some mind you have seeing into the future like that
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by ulchar 3y ago
can you tell us a little bit about what's going on here
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by ulchar 3y ago
I agree. But platform dependant throttling should be prevented by good regulation, if that means Youtube's business model is less viable I frankly don't care. All I know is I'm keeping my eyes open for their next swing at rem
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by ulchar 3y ago
Never said that Khadr should've been extradited, he shouldn't have at all and I support the Canadian government decision. But the claims of the Indian government against Nijjar are also dubious which points to the likelihood that
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by ulchar 3y ago
Look up Omar Khadr [1]. If the United States couldn't get an extradition for that kid, could India get one for Nijjar? I doubt it. Not saying as justification for the alleged actions of the Indian government, not in the slightest. I on
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by ulchar 3y ago
Perhaps the ability to work fewer hours. As the number of 'human' jobs reduce (consider the number of bullshit jobs that exist already). I would gladly accept this trade off. To me, time is more precious than things. Of course, on
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by ulchar 3y ago
It's irrelevant how good your work actually is, only how well it is perceived. Take pride in your work, but understand that others are not responsible for making your contributions known. I feel this rule applies in relationships as we
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by ulchar 3y ago
I didn't realize either. I'm kind of glad, I think links in articles are an anti-pattern.
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by ulchar 3y ago
> The problem is, this financial backing and support is via VCs, who will steer the project to close it all up again. How exactly could they meaningfully do that? Genuine question. The issue with the OpenAI business model is that the col
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by ulchar 4y ago
Even if what you say is true, it's not guaranteed that future societies will forever be in this age of loneliness. Technology has moved fast and there will be growing pains, but I don't see evidence that we are incapable of changi
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by ulchar 4y ago
Could you give an example of the insights you gained by running this experiment?
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by ulchar 4y ago
What would "insourced" mean exactly? Cheap remote domestic hires?
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by ulchar 4y ago
I'm not so sure. They _could_ start from scratch, building the same feature set but paying extra attention to security in every possible aspect of design, do you now have a system guaranteed to be free of malware? Never. We are talking