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Comment #49239995
> how little accountability there is left within the field. I don't think it's limited to the tech field: it's stronger here, due to the proximity with the tech giants who are enab…
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Comment #49224206
You know what the best way is to ensure that your children don't become second-class citizens because they're an ethnic minority? Treat the ethnic minorities well today. Lay the fo…
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Comment #49222361
Why would you say that? On the contrary; it seems to me that caring about its authorship even though the product may be outwardly indistinguishable from something a human could hav…
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Comment #49220084
It's not—the point is that many people that were claiming climate change is a hoax have shifted, now that it's much plainer that climate change is real, to saying it's too late to …
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Comment #49215871
No, it's to care for its people . And in order to do that, it needs money. Money it raises by taxation.
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Comment #49188507
...Really? After you said > Once we got seatbelts, airbags and similar in cars, there's literally no reason for a new model to drop now you claim it's all about the 2010 Toyota? An…
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Comment #49180187
You must be unaware of all the recent safety improvements in cars: things like anti-lock brakes, collision avoidance, and traction control have saved countless lives, and they're b…
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Comment #49169006
From what I saw, it's been leapfrogging for the past few weeks. Even if Apple is currently behind them, I don't think it's particularly fair to say it's "fallen to" them.
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Comment #49142309
Sorry, this is just plain facts, and anyone who doesn't understand that at this point is clearly trying to avoid cognitive dissonance. Or they have their heads terminally in the sa…
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Comment #49142038
The underlying problem in most cases of drug addiction is poverty, or lack of human connection and meaningful work. Yes, addiction has a physiological component in many cases...but…
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Comment #49142021
> UBI (doesn't work) [citation needed] All the research says it will work. All the trials say it will work. The only things I've seen that say it won't work are "economists" who be…
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Comment #49134888
"Let the customer verify if the flour has asbestos in it, and decide if they trust it." "Let the customer verify if the car airbags were installed properly, and decide if they trus…
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Comment #49131672
And if the training stops, the existing LLM models will fairly quickly decay in usefulness. There's no free steady-state of high-quality current models for this; it's either keep i…
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Comment #49131653
Or , and here's a thought...maybe you set the tone. Whether you meant it to or not, your post sounded snide and arrogant.
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Comment #49125614
> LLMs are writing as well as humans for people who think writing words is the goal. Only if what you mean by this is "for people who think padding a word count is the goal". LLMs …
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Comment #49125538
Necessities aren't always immediate necessities. Air is a necessity. If you don't have it, you'll die within a few minutes. Water is a necessity. If you don't have it, you'll die w…
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Comment #49119816
You're not done growing until you're dead . The studies that found that your brain develops until you're 25 didn't study anyone older than 25 . More recent studies have found that …
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Comment #49116067
> and a button to refuse everything should be easy to access. Part of the problem with this is the website operators who maliciously interpret this to mean "also refuse the cookie …
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Comment #49094121
Or you can have the backend at the first URL detect which action should be taken based on which button was pressed, and act accordingly—even up to passing control off entirely to a…
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Comment #49056354
> There are still fortune 500 companies with internal bans on AI. And there probably always will be. When the choices are "hand all of our highly sensitive internal data over to on…
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Comment #49051368
It's because the people making it are marketing it aggressively to other CEOs as the way they can eliminate their salary budgets and pocket them as profit, and drumming up FOMO amo…
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Comment #49051310
The "AI" that is being used to find cures for cancers is not the same "AI" that is being used as an excuse to fire people, especially programmers. The latter is LLMs. Generative AI…
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Comment #49041202
"Recruitment"? Do you think that queer people are "recruited"? Do you think that queer people are a "special interest", like corn farmers? No; that type of attitude is just run-of-…
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Comment #49031704
The problem with that is, there's not necessarily a signal for "stopped being great or sold to someone not so very great" besides "they gave my domain away to a scammer because the…
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Comment #49022380
You may be poorly educated as to how antitrust is supposed to work. Breaking up monopolies that already exist is only one of its purposes and tools. It is also there to prevent mer…