

Wouldn’t the 4G connection be easily traceable? Like law enforcement could pretty easily figure out who owns the line.


Wouldn’t the 4G connection be easily traceable? Like law enforcement could pretty easily figure out who owns the line.


I would imagine they’re more concerned with Australia than America, since that’s where they live.


This wasn’t America this time. Blame the Aussies.


Plus they don’t see ad revenue, so there’s no profit incentive to keep bots around acting as if they’re real traffic. If anything, Lemmy instances are disincentivized from allowing bot traffic because it means more traffic than necessary, which costs them bandwidth.


Makes sense, honestly. Probably for the best. Why make a handheld when they can just sell Xbox Game Pass for whatever?


Exactly. Sure it sucks when it happens by accident, but it’s to be expected to some extent. It’s when someone is doing it intentionally to fuck with you that it really gets under your skin. It’s disrespectful.


Speechify is probably the best option for this particular usecase.


Good luck with your future, bud. Thank you all for letting me know hexbear is a toxic fucking place.


You don’t know what the terms you’re using even mean. We have AI. We don’t have AGI or ASI. Since you don’t even know what those terms mean, it’s pointless debating you.


Yes, because the extinction of the human race due to a catastrophic AI scenario could happen even sooner than climate change could kill us all.


Ehhhh… He’s not wrong. AI is going to be a bigger deal than all of those. ASI has the potential to fix those other issues or be an even bigger problem than any of them. One way or another, the world won’t be the same after it arrives.


I still regularly listen to that soundtrack.
It already exists. Quite literally there’s an AI VC based largely on him: https://www.theblock.co/post/323192/marc-andreesen-shoutouts-help-ai-powered-vc-fund-ai16z-to-nearly-100-million-market-cap


Also a good option is a hard boiled egg that has been marinated in soy sauce.


You are multiple years too late on vagina candles: https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2020/jan/13/why-is-gwyneth-paltrow-selling-a-candle-that-smells-like-her-vagina-goop


Generally speaking, people used ChatGPT back when it first came out, had a bad experience and never fucked with it again, so their understanding of it is frozen in time. Most people know next to nothing about the current state of AI unless you’re a researcher or enthusiast. They’re completely unprepared for the actual state of the industry.


When I say “how can you be sure you’re not fancy auto-complete”, I’m not talking about being an LLM or even simulation hypothesis. I’m saying that the way that LLMs are structured for their neural networks is functionally similar to our own nervous system (with some changes made specifically for transformer models to make them less susceptible to prompt injection attacks). What I mean is that how do you know that the weights in your own nervous system aren’t causing any given stimuli to always produce a specific response based on the most weighted pathways in your own nervous system? That’s how auto-complete works. It’s just predicting the most statistically probable responses based on the input after being filtered through the neural network. In our case it’s sensory data instead of a text prompt, but the mechanics remain the same.
And how do we know whether or not the LLM is having an experience or not? Again, this is the “hard problem of consciousness”. There’s no way to quantify consciousness, and it’s only ever experienced subjectively. We don’t know the mechanics of how consciousness fundamentally works (or at least, if we do, it’s likely still classified). Basically what I’m saying is that this is a new field and it’s still the wild west. Most of these LLMs are still black boxes that we only barely are starting to understand how they work, just like we barely are starting to understand our own neurology and consciousness.


What do you mean? I don’t follow how the two are related. What does being fancy auto-complete have anything to do with having an experience?
Part of me wondered if the Akulas are even still in service because of how old they are, but then I remembered the state of the Russian Army in the Ukraine invasion and realized that of course they’re still using subs from the 90s.