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Comment #37546570
This throws out the possibility of high quality content.
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Comment #37252643
But can help and be accelerated by such. As this has been the tune for a long time as things have been presented as being solved. A wild west is how you open back up marketplaces t…
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Comment #37252286
You would be amazed at the amount of unsolved problems that Intelligence as a mechanism helps solve. Goals would still be abound as that is the Consequence of maintaining a highly …
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Comment #37013375
But isn't a binary absolute in this case and cannot be used in the basis of first principle's assumption of truth.
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Comment #37013259
By odds and in the context of RLHF the human could very well thumbs up the output without recognition of said hallucination. As hallucination is a general term giving to said pheno…
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Comment #37013090
Reading through there is a heavy fault in logic. Statically reasonable limitations to llm output based on training material, ignores hallucinations. And hallucinations ignore the s…
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Comment #36974888
It's not a broad brushstroke and specifically here am an autistic individual surviving neurodegeneration due to the increase of reeln funny enough. This obviously isn't the place f…
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Comment #36974637
Controversial take. Autism isn't a disorder, but a mutation and in this instance can be correlated to the microbiome of the gut. But does not account for the increase in reeln nor …
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Comment #36923267
The EU has a bill on the table that would make open source authors liable for patching bugs and exploits in commercial software. If that bill goes through. This argument is nullifi…
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Comment #36431609
Threads like these make me realize how little foresight there is into the genuine creation of Frankenstein's Monster Situation. Because you never learn the Monsters Name, nor was t…
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Comment #36366627
It's amazing goal orientation isn't fundamental
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Comment #36311102
Logic is simple inline with reducing power draw from a simplistic instruction set. Move into a space where we have rapid manufacturing for Specialized chips. Alongside the concept …
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Comment #36185230
Appreciate how you dug into the text. It's the same rigor each site owner should be take to maintain a coherent work environment in this age. Otherwise we will all just speak gobbl…
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Comment #36165125
I'm looking forward to seeing a Chiplet DPU similar to Nvidias offering. There is a lot room for growth especially for the professional market.
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Comment #36141046
Cheers to an Open Simulation Testing Platform. No reason not to have each aspect of our knowledge base to be testable in an reasonable amount of time.
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Comment #36124064
It's difficult as most of the risk can be reinterpreted as a highly advanced user. But that is where some form of hard personhood zero proof mechanism NEEDS to come in. This can th…
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Comment #36113195
What's nice is considering a global audience.
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Comment #35988828
Local Storage? Cookies are just a Dumb Implementation and only persist due to advertising.
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Comment #35929543
It's fun knowing what's on the otherside of the Derivative people are actively avoiding.
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Comment #35929260
It would be nice if the Scientific community had the same rigor as a test driven development pipeline. Strange world
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Comment #35872540
This would be a terrible way to go as in moving increased consumerism and having that blur with religion would only serve to blur that line in media. We already live in a Post Trut…
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Comment #35068485
The mistake in this situation is not following the money. Whenever dealing with anticompetitive behavior, you also need to address the rules etc that allows it. It's not a messagin…
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Comment #35054952
Just throwing this out there as a neurodegenerative in remission. It's not the main reason why. But I can definitely tell when I haven't taken my Lion's mane caps that morning. Thi…