The Case That A.I. Is Thinking
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#2Anyone know how to get past the paywall?
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#3Anyone know how to get past the paywall?
Pay for the work they did?
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#4By HN's own jsomers! (at least we claim him)
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#6Anyone know how to get past the paywall?
Lynx works well.
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#8Let's quote all the CEO's benefiting from bubble spending, is their fake "AI" llm going to blow up the world or take all our jobs!? Find out in this weeks episode!
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#9Well, I think because we know how the code is written, in the sense that humans quite literally wrote the code for it - it's definitely not thinking, and it is literally doing what we asked, based on the data we gave it. It is specifically executing code we thought of. The output of course, we had no flying idea it would work this well.
But it is not sentient. It has no idea of a self or anything like that. If it makes people believe that it does, it is because we have written so much lore about it in the training data.
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#10Anyone know how to get past the paywall?
The New Yorker is available via Libby electronically if your library subscribes. In Santa Clara county I get it this way. So we pay library taxes and get access, not technically free. In plus side, a lot more content and the cartoons, on minus side, have to filter a lot of New York only culture and other articles for your interests.