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bonzaidrinkingb

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    Comment #39505114

    Thanks for the source so I can put this into context (which is the context of Russian disinformation, not grassroots beliefs representative of the anti-vax movement).

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    Comment #39504731

    I think you are (subconsciously) strawmanning the anti-vax movements like Querdenker. Most of these believe that mandatory vaccination (or reducing freedom of unvaccinated, or maki…

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    Comment #39504462

    > "Everyone experiences hallucinations," Anil Seth, a neuroscientist at the University of Sussex in the UK, told DW. > "It's important to recognize hallucinations can come and go d…

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    Comment #39504364

    Around 12k fatal outcomes have been reported in the EU after vaccination, but it is not certain in all cases that vaccines were the cause. The vaccine tracking chips come from two …

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    Comment #39504222

    Current AIs are RLHFd to avoid being a "yes man"/sycophant. The point about employing better prompting is well taken. Don't ask "Who was the first female president?", ask "Was ther…

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    Comment #39503998

    We use "confabulation". It is a feature, not a bug. "confabulation" could be "solved" when LLMs realize they are uncertain on a reply and making things up. But that requires the LL…

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    Comment #39417600

    You've seen the demos of a couple holding hands and walking, or the museum shots where all the paintings maintain coherence, or a woman temporarily obscuring a street sign. Or you …

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    Comment #39417379

    I feel LeCun got roped in debating the likes of Marcus and Yudkowsky. This has made his arguments lose nuance and become rigid. I also can't escape the feeling that if Facebook was…

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    Comment #39405930

    > The actual reason It is a possible reason. Unlikely, since employees on the level of Karpathy already don't have to work for money. Hype, vesting, or comments like yours, are bac…

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    Comment #39351317

    > You are arguing a meaningless point. > If we assume that every intelligent species will turn the universe into goo The analysis made in the article is of similar bad form. If I a…

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    Comment #39341169

    > if there is a hope that humanity will become grabby aliens (Star Trek). You talk as if being a loud grabby alien to other space civilizations is a hopeful thing for humanity to a…

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    Comment #39334988

    This theory is itself grabby, and grabs itself at that. > Furthermore, we should believe that loud aliens exist, as that’s our most robust explanation for why humans have appeared …

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    Comment #39332283

    > I'm broke as heck, but I really hope people with more discretionary income are able to support them financially That made me smirk considering who launched and funds Quanta: the …

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    Comment #38465256

    If these were copyrighted works, how did these end up in the public comparison dataset? Sure, some copyrighted works ended up in the Pile by accident. You can download these direct…

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    Comment #38464418

    If there are guardrails in place not to output sensitive data (good practice anyway), then how would this technique suddenly bypass that? I still have trouble seeing a direct threa…

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    Comment #38462805

    I suspect ChatGPT is using a form of clean-room design to keep copyrighted material out of the training set of deployed models. One model is trained on copyrighted works in a juris…

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    Comment #38462782

    If ChatGPT ever outputs other user's chat history, the company is as good as dead. If that could be exploited using this technique that is out in the wild for over a year: show me …

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    Comment #38462709

    In certain circumstances, I could see that. Then again, if you have access to a model trained on sensitive data, why not ask the model directly, instead of probing it for training …

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    Comment #38462601

    Good point. But many are already directly training on output from GPT. Probably more efficient than copying the raw training data. Especially if it relies on this non-targeted appr…

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    Comment #38462457

    That is a pretty convoluted and expensive way to use ChatGPT as an internet search. I see the vulnerability, but I do not see the threat. I've seen it "exploited" way back when Cha…

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    Comment #38164878

    You can not scientifically state there is no connection between vaccines and autism. That is just a reminder of the limits of empirical science and the impossibility of proving a n…

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    Comment #38164661

    I believe there is also a reverse correlation between vaccines and autism, in that higher-functioning autism causes vaccines (researchers with autism contribute to novel vaccines).…

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    Comment #38129101

    MRNA vaccine is not safe nor effective. Safety data (from final trial) only available in 2024, so we can just guess and track adversarial reactions. These vaccines are only safe an…

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    Comment #38129051

    You should revisit that with a fresh perspective. Look into the indirect connection between vaccines causing gastro-intestinal problems, and autists with gut/biome problems. You ca…

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    Comment #38076180

    Hacker Ramzi was first big player in the Kazaa++ Warez Scene. He pronounced it War...Ez... https://youtu.be/bAQqrnX7BsM