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simianparrot
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Comment #49132907
If "AI" was actually as capable as its salesmen claim, why can't it just use whatever existing library is out there already?
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Comment #49073770
Funny how Obama said the very same things and I'm pretty sure he wasn't far right.
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Comment #49073756
Sure but I don't want wolves eating my children.
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Comment #48990129
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Comment #48728694
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Comment #48706935
Like how the government operated during covid.
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Comment #48682902
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Comment #48604924
No they are not
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Comment #48548469
Social credit bonus for wild unfounded claims online is probably nice if you live in the top 5 megacities.
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Comment #48247451
That’s not the topic. Read the post I replied to. No matter what a piece of software will never be a human.
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Comment #48231878
AI psychosis would be my term. When you attribute to software the characteristics of a human you are in a psychosis.
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Comment #48203754
This is a good thing, then we can trace exactly who paid for it, and fine them.
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Comment #48194524
There is no other reason to have uranium enriched to that level. None.
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Comment #48189353
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Comment #48158077
The subtle but consistent downvoting to a score of 0 to -1 feels very botted. No matter how I write the comments, anything counter the "AI" propaganda nets me a 0 or -1 total score…
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Comment #48151466
Because HN is YCombinator which has invested in probably hundreds of «AI» firms by now. Including OpenAI. Allowing slop articles like this literally prints them evaluation money.
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Comment #48144896
In science, one hallucinated reference can corrupt the entire rest of the work. So you're completely wrong.
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Comment #48112026
Yeah but they don’t erect statues like this group does
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Comment #48110753
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Comment #48108906
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Comment #48086959
Morals are relative. I happen to align with Japan's morals, and wish Norway would take inspiration from it. We're on the far opposite end of the spectrum.
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Comment #48082285
The punishment should be harsher than the crime. Stealing an apple might not be a "big problem", but it sets a precedent that taking someone else's property is acceptable under som…
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Comment #48081003
China would be a good guess.
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Comment #48081000
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Comment #48080943
«Uncivilised» Compared to what? European and other western countries with significantly higher crime rates? Safety comes at a cost.