chuckleslord

Sarcasm tag exists, it should be used. If you're getting downvoted because you didn't use the tag... good. We don't need lemmy to breed nazis/assholes

The tag does two things. One, for people like me (ND ASD) the tag allows us to actually understand what you're trying to say. Kind of a dick move to exclude people from the conversation. Two, and far more important, it's no longer a question if you're being sarcastic. That doesn't sound important until you remember that 4chan literally brought back nazis because they thought ironic nazism was hilarious. And then all the closeted nazis used that to say "none of those people are being ironic, they all mean what they're saying" to new, properly primed recruits.

My only problem with that is that they lobotomized Google to make the AI seem valuable. Not that they weren't going to destroy Google's utility eventually, but, once generative AI entered the scene, it deteriorated with a quickness.

Generative AI, as it is being built right now, is a dead-end. It won't get much better than it currently is (markedly worse once the next-gen is forced to scrape data that includes AI generated data) and hallucinations are always going to be the reality for them.

It's why there's this big push over the last couple of years to get these products to market. Not because you're going to corner some burgeoning industry (though the hype definitely is designed to look like that), but because this is a grift now and you have to get the goods while there's still goods to get. Need to recoup those R&D dollars somehow.

No, CAPTCHAs these days track mouse movements and other factors. They make you second guess if something should be included because, as a human, that's going to be something you do. And it'll be obvious from both that hesitation and your squishy, inaccurate mouse movements that you're a human.

I fucking hate when you gotta pilot the Jaeger on your own. I don't remember how necks work.

Crazily enough, living frugally is also a slippery slope to owning analog clocks.

Having read the article and then the actual report from the Sakana team. Essentially, they're letting their LLM perform research by allowing it to modify itself. The increased timeouts and self-referential calls appear to be the LLM trying to get around the research team's guardrails on it. Not because it's become aware or anything like that, but because its code was timing out and that was the least effort way to beat the timeout. It does handily prove that LLMs shouldn't be the one steering any code base, because they don't give a shit about parameters or requirements. And giving an LLM the ability to modify its own code will lead to disaster in any setting that isn't highly controlled like this.

Listen, I've been saying for a while that LLMs are a dead end towards any useful AI, and the fact that an AI Research team has turned to an LLM to try and find more avenues to explore feels like the nail in that coffin.

Which is why the title says extant feline, not species.

...I need a Stormlight community to be active here on Lemmy, the preview chapters are too much and my fiancee is waiting for the book release.

It's semi-autonomous, not remote controlled