Nvidia Unveils CuLitho: A “Breakthrough in Computational Lithography”

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Re: Nvidia Unveils CuLitho: A “Breakthrough in Computational Lithography”

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Post by tysam_and » Fri, Mar 31, 2023, 5:53 AM UTC

lazystar wrote: post #130

tysam_and wrote: post #127

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I do not mean to mock but this an AI superstition that I have not seen yet. Of course they write sentences without capital letters! Where...what...how did you arrive at this conclusion?

if youre not an ai, say that again without proper punctuation

Sure thing. I went to ChatGPT, pasted this chain in the chat with the prefix saying we were playing a game of 'continue the chat conversation'. Here's what it said:

`i do not mean to mock but this is an ai superstition that i have not seen yet of course they write sentences without capital letters where what how did you arrive at this conclusion`

Please check your sources better in the future, thanks. We can't go all paraneolithic on each other out of fear of something that's not going happen. Plus, it's trained on bad grammar so it knows exactly how to do poor grammar even as a low level capability, it happened even with the tiny models.

We just have to get adjusted to this new world paradigm.

Re: Nvidia Unveils CuLitho: A “Breakthrough in Computational Lithography”

#132

Post by lazystar » Sat, Apr 01, 2023, 3:38 AM UTC

tysam_and wrote: post #131

lazystar wrote: post #130

Earlier quoted context omitted.

if youre not an ai, say that again without proper punctuation

Sure thing. I went to ChatGPT, pasted this chain in the chat with the prefix saying we were playing a game of 'continue the chat conversation'. Here's what it said: `i do not mean to mock but this is an ai superstition that i have not seen yet of course they write sentences without capital letters where what how did you arrive at this conclusion` Please check your sources better in the future, thanks. We can't go all…

aye, just havin a bit of fun, mate. partly serious, though, because theyll have less input data for english sentences written in all lowercase. your example from the bot is definitely of a lower quality than other examples that ive seen. at some point we will all have to complete some kind of "shoe on head" test to proove we are human commentators, and thatll be here sooner than folks realize.

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