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Anthropic insiders warn AI could kill all humans
(axios.com)
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10mo ago
This reminds me of something. In Indian society, households have this calender called panchang. It is released annually by a group of priests who read and decipher ancient scriptures known as Vedas. Surprisingly panchang is quite accurate a
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Why I no longer engage with Nature publishing group
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UK government walks back controversial Apple 'back door'
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1y ago
At this point, I am rooting for Google to do anything it wants then current design. For now material design looks like cartoon network to me. The best design in modern times I liked was of Microsoft fluent 2. I badly wish for skeumorphism
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utkarsh858
1y ago
I didn't get a chance to read but will surely will, thanks for pointing that
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1y ago
The first link you shared of hrw...in one of the incidents it showed the arrest of newsclick. The problem with international media houses is that they don't report why someone has been arrested on what charges and with what process. Ne
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1y ago
Opindia has no hesitation on declaring itself as a right leaning site but frequently publishing misinformation? That's exaggeration. It backs whatever it writes with independent research, attached videos documents, cctv footage, other
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1y ago
Some examples: https://www.opindia.com/2024/12/khalistani-terrorist-pannun-... https://www.opindia.com/2024/12/we-take-threats-very-serious... https://www.opindia.com/202
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1y ago
The first point is completely invalid, here a lot of press, YouTubers berate Indian government in daily basis they do not suffer any setbacks except when netizens call out false propaganda in numbers for both pro and anti government media.
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1y ago
I always thought about the problem of AI taking jobs, that even if there are new jobs created to replace the older ones, it will come at a cost of decrease in satisfaction of overall populace. The more people in general get disconnect from
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2y ago
Amazing, looking forward for the plant to tree, simulation. One more question, sorry my knowledge of ML is not so profound, does NEAT algorithm mimic how natural selection works? And how.
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2y ago
I must say that I was expecting that a single light receptor would also have been evolved from something else so that the title would have earned the moniker of 'from scratch'.
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2y ago
That's quite a cool project, but as a thought can the simple rules you started from... Are they simple enough? Like the rule which states that offspring will carry the traits of parents, so exactly what traits they carry. how are they
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Politics aside, money meant/allocated for one purpose should only be used for that purpose. I always tried thinking of a system where every tax payers cent can be traced to its usage by goverment via a portal. Usage can include salarie
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It's mathematically impossible to beat aging, scientists say (2017)
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2y ago
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/species "set of animals or plants in which the members have similar characteristics to each other and can breed with each other" Breeding is a criteria
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2y ago
Are all experiments done on bacteria directly applicable to multi celled organism?, that's something new :)
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Nice, micro evolution got demonstrated. Now it's time to show macro-evolution/speciation to actually observe emergence of new species.
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Yeah that is wrong, but many are under the impression that Indian government has started stomping on free speech and that the judiciary are just completely whimsical.
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The article has not been blocked by Indian government but by Indian judiciary system with a trial, there's a difference. Also trials in India take a lot of time and conclusions are reached after much thought. Also Wikipedia does not ha
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He attributed his success to his family Goddess, claiming he had dreams of scrolls unfurling theorems against a bloodied wall. "An equation for me has no meaning, unless it represents a thought of God" - Ramanujan
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2y ago
What is called as 'Random', I will term it as 'free will'. In case of a human training an AI, free will be of the human and in case of creation of universe free will be that of the 'intelligent designer'
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2y ago
Even if it does break the loop, it would always be named as started by a 'creator' or an initiator. And also the AI will require power source to maintain itself which will be provided by creatures outside it's system.
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Random, that's what we think, bacteria living in gut can also think the whole digestive process to be part of some random universal law
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The AI guiding and training another AI will in turn need guidance on higher level.
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Rapid evolution of AI needs a director, a human training and guiding it to get tangible results.
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Nice article, deep introspection and attention to moment have helped me a lot in experiencing life fully. Somehow I remembered this line from Gita: "For him who has conquered the mind, the mind is the best of friends; but for one who
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Somehow I remembered this research: Is your Brain really necessary? https://www.jstor.org/stable/1684473#:~:text=%E2%80%9CDeep%2...
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Is Your Brain Really Necessary?
(discovermagazine.com)
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