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There's no reason to link "AI psychosis" (i.e. interactiong with AI triggering psychotic episodes in the mentally ill) to people who "trust AI too much" or "don't bother to verify …

Looks like the states are now getting in on the European scam of fining big US tech companies. A complete racket.

> The Netherlands has made the intentional decision to reduce wealth inequality and to achieve a fairer society. The Netherlands does redistribute more, but the main reason China i…

> Can I swim with UNA? > UNA is currently a non-submersible device due to its innovative modular design. So, swimming is not something we offer as an activity, nor do we advise it.…

The claim that the link between human value and productivity originated in capitalist societies (or via Protestant work ethic) is such bullshit. You think hunter-gatherers valued e…

Nah just focused less on money then you, I guess!

Nuclear war is a more likely scenario.

If my earning ability is harmed by AI, so be it. There's more to life than how much I earn, and opposing the spread of technology to maximize my earnings is bad.

I didn't say it was a problem, I said it "mattered" If I wanted to argue that it's a problem, I'd just say that companies investing billions in training frontier models should reap…

Of course it matters. Regardless of whether distillation is legal, there is a difference between training a model with and without distillation. For one thing, the distilled model …

Yeah, only publish stories about coral bleaching, animals going extinct, and forest fires. Censor any good news at all costs!

> A member of the faculty (who I won’t name) said to me that the fact that the counterexample was so easy to find just indicated that humans had not spent enough time thinking abou…

No, they're very clearly trained to be truthful.

https://claude.ai/share/3c19d0f3-d6e4-47a7-afdd-9a090300c100 So it points out that, according to experts, governments aren't always more efficient but then lists cases when they ma…

These models are trained to be truthful. Your disagreement isn't with the model, or the US, or the capitalist world but with economics and social sciences. If you want Claude to li…

> but also don't give them AI for things they don't know, perhaps The study doesn't show that at all. It didn't test actual AI. They could have tested a cohort of subjects with acc…

While it's definitely true that NIMBYism isn't the problem everywhere, I live in Virginia.

I realize I'm not going to convince you but I just want to say...it's good that companies/individuals make a profit from building housing. Building housing is a pro-social activity…

It doesn't have to be 20 story apartment buildings. Start with duplexes, fourplexes, or townhomes -- none of which have to be ugly. It simply makes no sense to zone these densely p…

Yes, this is a real problem. Also, in high-demand areas, building more will lower prices compared to the counterfactual but that doesn't mean prices will actually go down. This mak…

There's no question that underbuilding is the largest factor here. You can look at construction vs. population over time (it's well below historical standards). Or available home v…

Downward mobility is almost entirely caused by housing costs, which are a self-inflicted problem. We don't, as a matter of intentional policy, build enough housing. I live in an ex…

> So if say an foss ML project described what they do as "open AI" the company known as OpenAI would have a right to defend the mark. This is saying they could not. Well if that's …

No, the opinion doesn't have to do with whether OpenAI is open.

The argument doesn't hinge on whether OpenAI is actually open. Rather it seems to have to do with the name being insufficiently distinguishable from a generic term ("open AI"). I t…