They say we shouldn't attribute to malice what could be attributed to stupidity, let's try that :
"Wait, people searching for books don't like that we help destroy real books en masse to feed the infinite fake book machines? Oh, my bad, we hadn't realized, we're not doing that then."
Yeah, I'm not absolutely convinced.
Zeitz wrote that he hosted the party to meet “exceptional people” and find out if they were “just as crazy as we are.”
"You know what would be reeeally crazy, dude? What if you got an ad for my company permanently etched on your skin? So quirky and fun, just like someone I might hire ! Just saying."
This is absolutely pathetic. Love the way they have no idea what to do with their arms, but desperately try to do something anyway, at a glacial pace, I assume because any faster could throw them off-balance... And they just end up stuck in the most awkward, unnatural poses anyway.
The clanker in the pic is from a CES demo. I did not see whose skin the classroom terminator is supposed to wear but it is supposed to have dark hair.
Fediverse needs that. There's just not enough people to attain the one cool thing about reddit, that was having a couple people create communities around basically any niche hobby you could think of.
Only very generic topics or ultra-popular stuff get some traction, and in many cases it's barely a blip.
I respect the effort someone put into making that acronym. That must be a fun job.
Oh shit, was halfway through when they mentioned being in EU. Don't think it could happen (legally) in my country because we've got a privacy agency that's quite older than GDPR (and one of its precursors). But it's worrying.
If we're counting training material and the environmental cost they're passing onto everyone else, also stolen money.
AI detection by AI is not reliable. Lots of false negatives, and comparatively less but still too much reporting false positives to be reliable (and those are especially biased).
It's unlikely to get better too. If AI was able to reliably detect AI output, why not use that to correct itself to be less AI-like? And where is the seemingly infinite money thrown at in this struggle?
Nobody holds a phone that way unless they are filming or taking pics, and if someone do that constantly with no clear intention, people around are probably going to feel discomfort.
I agree.
Also. because of the way they work and how people use them as a source of information, all LLMs are dangerous.
Anthropic writes a shitty roleplay every other week and somehow it still makes the news.