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luisml77
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Comment #48092642
I built MDL, an endless visual novel engine for persistent AI worlds. The first public game on it is Monte Lua: https://montelua.ai . I am especially looking for feedback on whethe…
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Comment #48022114
NEW TRAILER: https://youtu.be/rN2NbpNROfo
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Comment #48019363
Redeem code for 200 trial credits: MONTELUA Trailer (3 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgTlfSETcFo Discord (bug reports / feedback / chat): https://discord.gg/ZBNJGwBfPp It's…
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Comment #45770393
I mean I was going to say that was ridiculous but now that I think about it more, its possible that the models can be trained to say spy on government data by calling a tool to sen…
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Comment #45764670
Yes, exactly! Finally someone who understands this.
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Comment #45764253
I am prepared and want to discuss seriously every one of my view points. The initial comment was just the abstract. I am extremely confident in my world view about Deep Learning an…
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Comment #45763342
> you would have just trained a new model instead of fine tuning As if it doesn't cost tens of millions to pre-train a model. Not to mention the time it takes. Do you want them to …
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Comment #45749284
This is the problem with this Hacker News platform. Who is downvoting me instead of discussing my points? This platform has the EXACT same problem as Reddit. People can just silenc…
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Comment #45748790
My point still remains, none of these projects require tens of thousands of paid developers to exist. They also don't provide nearly as much value as Android does. Billions of smar…
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Comment #45748314
> they threatened to choke all competition and trap and rent-seek the entire world They did so legally and didn't break any rules. This is the game of capitalism, and the fact is, …
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Comment #45748148
Because everyone in this comment section is arguing that Android should be open-source and detached from Google. I'm saying some things are simply too big to be built by the commun…
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Comment #45748008
Linux, even though you may think is a massive project and you may be right in some regards, doesn't require massive amounts of capital, human resources and paid developers, etc. to…
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Comment #45747835
`The devil is in the details. Its completely different if one user has a custom trained model versus the whole user base shares a custom trained model. You have to overthink about …
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Comment #45747762
The discussion between open-source and closed-source is essentially a discussion between communism and capitalism. Anything that reaches a certain threshold of value to society and…
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Comment #45738621
I don't think its a training session. Current AI models are pre-trained before deployment for inference. After the model is trained, they load it into the robots computer, and it r…
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Comment #45724555
Philosophers are mostly unaware of artificial neural networks. The game has changed, you can understand a lot about the human mind if you understand AI. Don't get too stuck in the …
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Comment #45723645
Who cares about your feelings, it's a blog post. If the goal is to get the job done, then use AI. Do you really want to waste precious time for so little return?
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Comment #45720038
Isn't the brain randomly stimulated already? Even not being dead? Don't you think the complex reasoning is a cause of the neurons themselves and not the stimulation? Animals are al…
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Comment #45720012
Feeling how things function is the art of Deep Learning
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Comment #45719894
Complex output can sometimes give you the wrong idea, I agree. For instance, a study Anthropic did a while back showed that, when an LLM was asked HOW it performed a mathematical c…
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Comment #45718764
People like to focus on the differences between the brain and artificial neural networks. I myself believe the only thing that truly matters is that you can form complex functions …