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I have a friend who pays (or at least paid) for cam shows. I don't understand it either because there's so much free content, but then you have cases like the guy who murdered his parents because he'd sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to a cam performer who he thought he was in love with.[0] 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Amato
And of course it's a Florida Man. There's got to be something in the water over there
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#143Self-contradictory policy. > Reporters may use AI tools vetted and approved for our workflow to assist with research, including navigating large volumes of material, summarizing background documents, and searching datasets. If this is their official policy, Ars Technica bears as much responsibility as the author they fired for the fabricated reporting. LLMs are terrible at accurately summarizing anything. They very r…
> summarizing background documents
> AI tools must not be used to generate, extract, or summarize material that is then attributed to a named source,
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I think most labs actively create synthetic data using existing model as part of the mix for the pretraining stage for their next model. Would love to know exactly what the latest process is to keep slop out of training data.
I think everyone overblows the whole "AI is poisoning AI!" thing. It could be a problem but the genuine value in Reddit or any other human social media is honestly pretty low from my estimates. It's great for seeing how humans talk but in terms of 'nutritional' value for truth or answers... I am not sold. If I was choosing what to 'feed' AI, I wouldn't even bother with textual social media (besides Github / Gitlab /…
Kind of a steep slope to convince me that Reddit has a higher P/E ratio than Nvidia because of its authentic content… Reddit seems extremely overvalued because it is a network of people programmed to accept whatever they see and engage.
No doubt that there is good information there, discord too.
But Reddit is far more bots and “organic propaganda” than you are thinking.