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Comment #49157852
Took me a sec to realize you weren't quoting the guy from Tool lol
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Comment #49103788
Do we really believe marketing copy from Anthropic re: RSI considering their recent model releases seem to be markedly regressing in real world performance vs. past models?
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Comment #49026389
There are very little (read: zero) references to politics in my codebase so I don't really care if the free Chinese frontier model throws an error when I ask about Tiananmen Square…
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Comment #48981529
These models were trained on massive scale copyright infringement, I really don't think they're drawing the line at training on the requests you send them
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Comment #48811525
You caught me, I was too on the nose using the classic Russian disinformation tactic of saying mass surveillance is bad
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Comment #48766720
I think in general people are a bit distrusting of a tech firm headed by billionaires with deep political ties that sells AI driven surveillance state technology to governments
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Comment #48752673
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Comment #48666367
Are we really saying that Anthropic claiming AI would take over industries was some benevolent ethical move rather than marketing their product as a cheap replacement for human lab…
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Comment #48652559
Probably meaning C-Suite thought productivity was up because of AI, either because A) metrics showed high AI usage or more commits/LOC or B) we're mandating AI usage, why wouldn't …
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Comment #48652387
Pretty massive difference between "being employed" and "being employed with a decent wage". Yeah, there's plenty of low-wage service industry or gig economy work available to take …
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Comment #48636509
Maybe people shouldn't be buying homes for the purpose of renting them then?
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Comment #48600592
I'm not interested in explaining to you something immediately evident that you clearly disagree with. If you don't feel that trillion dollar companies training commercial products …
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Comment #48592658
It's ironic to proclaim fear of a risk and then dedicate your life to actualizing the risk
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Comment #48589531
>economy-wide automation would make the US wealthy beyond imagination Somehow I doubt the average American would be partaking in this unimaginable wealth
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Comment #48589145
Any text, code, image, video or audio they/anybody has ever uploaded to the public internet? Is this a real question?
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Comment #48577886
>Yeah, but measuring things that are poorly understood (to wit: community environmental factors on health outcomes) is part of the scientific process. Is this really poorly underst…
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Comment #48417603
>You say this based on what? I say it based on the fact that I experience consciousness and therefore know it is a phenomenon wholly separate from the outward effect I have on the …
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Comment #48402099
>It's hard to argue you'll still be reading code a year from now groan
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Comment #48401943
This sort of tech-centric distillation of visceral human experience into simple analogies is so grating. We can simultaneously acknowledge that consciousness is not well defined an…
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Comment #48297845
I mean, "AI Mode" is the default result when you Google something, so of course they're seeing high usage. Driving an increase in total queries is probably because instead of just …
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Comment #48042044
Wealth is also money actually -- people don't contribute farms to politicians campaigns
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Comment #48042018
But that state action is the direct result of wealth's influence over the state and how it operates
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Comment #47951698
Unrelated to the actual editor but this is one of the best looking and most responsive websites I've ever used
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Comment #47724247
oh god are we really doing this? just ignore the accelerated decline of virtually the entire world because we have medicine and Netflix?
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Comment #47724107
>There is always an excuse "excuse" is a funny way of wording it -- "motivation" or "explanation" might be more appropriate here. is the expectation that the US can and should be a…