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NotJustANumber99 posted:Ah ok, nothing can ever get better, don't think about it, ok.
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OwlFancier posted:Greater availability of delivery resources is more likely to result in an increase in waste as everything becomes "on demand" and people are encouraged to consume more to utilize the increased distribution capacity. Not with AI.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:AI will never make things better, by function of it's nature it can only ever reshuffle what already exists. Hope this helps. It doesn't. Because it's wrong.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:^ there is a NaNo thread, join usss Joined.
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Unless I've fundamentally misunderstood how this stuff works, my thoughts on text-"AI" are summed up by realising: Asking "how many sides does a triangle have" and getting the answer "a triangle has 3 sides" and Asking "what countries in Africa start with a K" and getting the answer "there are no African countries that start with a K" Is not an example of the AI getting it right and wrong respectively. In both cases it's working as intended, smooshing likely words together in response to some other words. And as ever, even if it can do some things, there's no mechanism for those gains to translate into more leisure time or comfort for working people. We will be screamed at to work a 40 hour week or else, even when there's only 1 hour's worth of work per person that needs doing. Plus if the robots are making the art we may as well pack up and leave the planet to the elephants anyway, because what are we even doing at that point?
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Bobby Deluxe posted:AI will never make things better, by function of it's nature it can only ever reshuffle what already exists. Hope this helps. Also even if it could, we already have creative intelligences, they're called "humans" and unaccountably the world still operates based on who has the money which is mostly determined by whose dad had the money. If there was an independent, very clever AI out there, nobody would put it in charge of anything, for the same reason they don't put human people in charge of things based on how clever they are.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Not with AI. NotJustANumber99 posted:It doesn't. Because it's wrong. no, to the contrary
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Meant to reply to this before, but:Albinator posted:Also got a bit annoyed at constantly trudging back and forth, but I think I heard they fixed that.
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Fine you bunch of misery guts sit here being mean to AI but I'm feeding all these posts into one so even if you defeat my arguments here you're only making it more powerful.
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Government could use AI to determine whose treatment to turn down, give it a minimum 75% rejection rate. Offer a phone number with the rejection. When people call the phone number, connect them to a GPT with voice synthesiser (a bad one) that has no answers but has been instructed to act like it does..
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Bobby Deluxe posted:Meant to reply to this before, but: you have to buy a specific item the map in the bookshop and be standing in very specific spots that the game never really specifies outside the Whirling-In-Rags entrance, at the church entrance, at the entrance to the room the washing lady lets you sleep in and then you can travel using your journal. even the optional tutorial narrator isn't particularly eager to share useful details about this. also it breaks on purpose i think once so that you don't interrupt a scene by teleporting into it
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If you can only imagine bad and evil use cases for AI I think you need to look closer to home for the problem.
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Thank you for the Disco Elysium chat. Makes me realise I've not listened to the OST for a good while. https://youtu.be/wm_RTOABNKs?si=O1-EcBaDEMCAIJK- Hardcore to the mega!
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i wouldn't mind AI so much but despite current iterations being clearly unfit for public consumption, it seems to be proliferating every other loving webpage when i'm trying to find out some information and it makes it hard to trust anything i'm reading
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/nov/20/what-we-learned-from-patrick-vallance-at-the-covid-inquiry Breaking news. Boris Johnson is a loving moron who was / is incapable of understanding basic concepts.
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I can tell an AI to make dumb pictures all day for me to laugh at without wasting the time of an actual artist on my tedious unfunny nonsense, so that seems like a net plus for everyone who has artistic talent.
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I saw an interview with the Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever, who led the OpenAI board to push Altman out. (I didn't think to save the link, sorry.) He's one of the people obsessed with how evil sophisticated AI could be in the future, and said that's a much bigger threat than global warming. Sigh.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:I saw an interview with the Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever, who led the OpenAI board to push Altman out. (I didn't think to save the link, sorry.) He's one of the people obsessed with how evil sophisticated AI could be in the future, and said that's a much bigger threat than global warming. Sigh. Well he's not incorrect. We can't stop global warming from destroying our civilization, but the death of our civilization will destroy the AI. So given that one is something that can't be stopped, it's not a threat, it's just something that we will need to accept.
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It's not really AI yet anyway. It's like rainman ai at the moment.
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Tedsville posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/nov/20/what-we-learned-from-patrick-vallance-at-the-covid-inquiry The broader point seems to be that most senior politicians are loving morons incapable of understanding basic concepts, given the anecdote about the meeting he had with other Chief Scientists where they all share the same problem
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Nuclear Spoon posted:i wouldn't mind AI so much but despite current iterations being clearly unfit for public consumption, it seems to be proliferating every other loving webpage when i'm trying to find out some information and it makes it hard to trust anything i'm reading March 3rd, 2024, Habsburg day. When the proportion of machine generated data on the internet overwhelms human generated data. Self-training AIs inadvertently hoover up their own output, poisoning themselves. The internet becomes an involuted hellscape of machine word-salad. Only archival copies of earlier internets, can be used to train new "clean AIs". Like low background steel from before the nuclear wars, pristine training data holds immense power and value. Your name is Johnny Memeonic, a humble data courier. Your job is to transport 500GB of 2016 /pol/ memes to a shady cabal of anarcho-capitalists.
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Farage update. We’ve just seen his arse
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something I've never said before, but need to hear from crispix on this matter.
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smellmycheese posted:Farage update. We’ve just seen his arse we do every time he's on TV
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Maugrim posted:
Because you can get used to these things when you’re close to them, and because I don’t think you dickheads* get told this enough, I’m using the last of my weird outsidery status to say that this is genuinely amazing work and you should all feel rightly proud of what you’ve done/are doing. Anyway, enough touchy-feely stuff. Tories. What a bunch of cunts. *It’s a term of endearment round my way, live with it.
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UKMT Solidarity Fund Update, November 2023 
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Nige is currently eating camel and sheep teat pizza
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He’s moved on to sheep, goat and chicken feet pizza with bulls tongue
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And now vomit fruit with fermented plum
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And finally camel, goat and crocodile anus
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sounds like what posh people get anyway
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Tasting menus getting extravagant What's the wine pairing?
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Dessert: pig, sheep and crocodile penis pizza
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Not sure if those posts are meant to be read in Chris Morris or Vic Reeves' voice, they both work.
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I can report he is tucking into the penises with relish
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And if that isn’t a thread title then I’m a Dutchman
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smellmycheese posted:I can report he is tucking into the penises with relish they give them relish with the penis now?
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I got lucky last year and my holiday in Tenerife perfectly aligned with Hancock on I'm a Celeb so I didn't hear or read anything about his time on there. I'd honestly prefer to read through fifty pages of a young centrist trying to tell convince us to vote for Starmer than read any commentary on Farage's time in the jungle.
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i didn't go on holiday to Tenerife and yet I still didnt know anything about hancock on I'm a celeb. SOunds like user error.
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Gorn Myson posted:I got lucky last year and my holiday in Tenerife perfectly aligned with Hancock on I'm a Celeb so I didn't hear or read anything about his time on there. I'd honestly prefer to read through fifty pages of a young centrist trying to tell convince us to vote for Starmer than read any commentary on Farage's time in the jungle. I promise to only post when Nigel Farage is consuming animal schlongs
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Gorn Myson posted:I got lucky last year and my holiday in Tenerife perfectly aligned with Hancock on I'm a Celeb so I didn't hear or read anything about his time on there. I'd honestly prefer to read through fifty pages of a young centrist trying to tell convince us to vote for Starmer than read any commentary on Farage's time in the jungle. Aye, only update I need to hear is if he dies. And even then only if it is a particularly humiliating or painful
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