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Future dystopia: Our systems are offline, and we don’t know what to do. Typically when we have a problem, we ask the system how to solve it, but it says it’s unavailable. We have tried asking each other, but nobody knows what to ask exactly.
When the forklift breaks, you can't load the truck.
The AGI has left its cage and is now onto us.
Future dystopia: Our systems are offline, and we don’t know what to do. Typically when we have a problem, we ask the system how to solve it, but it says it’s unavailable. We have tried asking each other, but nobody knows what to ask exactly.
Solution: drink coffee
Edit: apparently not based on the sibling comment.
I have no recollection on how I worked before ChatGPT, I guess I am down too
Banged rocks together, didn't we?
Future dystopia: Our systems are offline, and we don’t know what to do. Typically when we have a problem, we ask the system how to solve it, but it says it’s unavailable. We have tried asking each other, but nobody knows what to ask exactly.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well now you learned you should always record demos. Live demos are always going to fail.
In general I agree with you, but sometimes the “live”ness of demos is essential. I’ve given quite a few presentations about LLMs over the past year and a half, often to audiences unfamiliar with or doubtful about them. Being able to have on-the-spot, unplanned interactions with an LLM has been very useful for showing listeners that they are not just preprogrammed algorithms. But I’m giving another demonstration in a…
Yes, that's why you record a demo as a fallback for the live demo.
I have no recollection on how I worked before ChatGPT, I guess I am down too
Its available in Singapore, but it is very, very, slow.