I don’t think you want to hear my opinions
You're right there, buddy!
V0ldek
joined 11 months ago
I thought "character.ai's suicide lawsuit" was your way of describing a stupid lawsuit that is suicidal to the company, but this is so much fucking darker, god.
You’re communication style will be replaced. Your place in the world is not valued. No one is viewing your response and gaining anything.
That's an impressive level of projection, you should run for office. Or go to therapy.
I'd love to get an interview with saltman and ask him to explain how they measure "power" of those things. What's the methodology? Do you have charts? Or does it just somehow consume 100x more power as in watts.
The reception in the Seventh Circle of Hell is pretty shite though, I think they're still on 3G
You could've given me a million guesses on what weird thing people would be defending in the comments to "MtG sucks now" and I wouldn't have guessed "the homophobic fast food chain is my only possible choice for fried chicken"
It's all happening on X the death threats app
If Elon had any self-awareness he wouldn't be Elon
Wasn't Rise of Skywalker already written by a deficient AI of a Gonk droid?
I still cannot believe that they couldn't special-case count 'R' in "strawberry" for their Strawberry model like what the fuck
Glad someone mentioned Poland and India. Millions killed by USA joining every war to just sell weapons to both sides of conflict
Wait, is a Russian troll trying to paint USA in a bad light by mentioning... Poland? Famously a nation that suffered immensely from the USA and only benefited from its eastern Russian Friends and Liberators.
Reading this made me think of an analogy of generated code. This is basically exactly the same thing as distributing the code of your program but not in the source language, rather the assembly listing of the final binary, and calling it open source. You can turn any defense of the AI model of "open-source" into a defense of that model of distributing code. You can run my AI/code (if you have a powerful/similar enough machine), you can inspect it (it's just not going to tell you anything), you can modify it (lol), so it's open source!
Edit: The more I think about it the more I come to the realisation that the assembly listing is actually still vastly more useful than the AI models. Like at least a very dedicated and insane enough programmer could technically track down a bug in the assembly and correct it if given enough coffee.