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That’s because it is a sinister idea.
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#112Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's not true. You could run such an LLM on a lower end laptop GPU, or a phone GPU. Very low power and low space. This isn't 2023 anymore, a Santa-specific LLM would not be so intensive.
But on that compute budget it’s gonna sound so stupid. Oh right. Santa.
It's a children's toy, how nuanced does its responses need to be?
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#113Are most kids these days even going to know what that hardware is? I dont think my 10 year old nephew has literally ever seen a landline like that
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#114this is fantastic
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The one that doesn’t wiretap by kids. > 50 years from now AI powered toys will be so ubiquitous and common to people, they will barely blink. There was a time where people thought the same about nuclear energy. That every device is powered by its own small reactor. They sold even radioactive toys and medicine. Or think of plastics. A technological success story but now we find plastics everywhere. On the bottom of th…
If anyone is left to ask that question.
Machines passed the Turing test 3 years ago. They now produce art, music, and poetry indistinguishable from what humans once created. In 10-20 years time, it is likely they will take over virtually all forms of human labor.
This constant negative sentiment on the internet... the brushing off of what has happened. I can only explain it as a form of fear. The fear of the end of human work, human relationships, human interactions...
But I think within that fear is a lack of appreciation of the magnitude of what is happening now.
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"Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something."
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#117Moral implications of LLM aside, this is an always-online, subscription-based toy that will eventually turn into a brick (unless the parent is an HN-er).
I find it really sad that this kind of toy is sold in stores.
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#118For one second I thought it was a normal one, but for a kid it is a no way for me.
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#119What happens when you use up the 60 minutes of talk time?
This:
"A Chinese father's video of his daughter tearfully saying goodbye to her broken Al learning robot"
https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeCry/comments/1o2yf3i/a_chines...
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#120What happens when you use up the 60 minutes of talk time?
Reverse Santa