Sam says AI is good, Sam says AI competes with humans in terms of resources, I'm deducting that Sam clearly prefers the existence of AI queries over humans, in the context of a world with finite resources. What a great example of a human being you are, Sam.
Yeah like we all learn from our successes, rather than our failures.
Unless they probably mean a dopamine hit, which is also not a good indicator of something being a good idea for using.
This story and this summary reads like a hallucination party - no thanks.
Looks like a gift, but enables surveillance, dependence and will probably have some nice overrides for when home calls.
Maybe with Matrix/Discord or other bridges it can be easier to make a transition there
You keep idolizing and throwing money at them. I code alright. But I know that every line of code that I don't write, is coding that I don't practice, and I will forget. Has happened with several languages already, because that's how learning and memory works. You do you, I don't want to become a braindead amplifier of the "greatness of our AI overlords", among the rest of the beef I have with the tech.
"THIS time, it's for real!"
Anthropic's stance is that we don't know what, if anything, the models experience vs. what is illusory, and so under the precautionary principle, we'll take reasonable steps to ensure their wellbeing. For example, they give their models a tool to refuse if the model feels it is experiencing trauma. They interview their models about their feelings and write long reports about it. Etc.
And you believe they do this because they believe in the potential of the model's sentience, rather than subtly promoting the AGI storyline which, if believed, will propel them financially even further?
These people don't seem to understand that humanity's knowledge has so far been safeguarded by using a lot of redudancy - a lot of us learn and do similar things. If we consolidate this knowledge in a bunch of servers owned by some greedy individuals, that sounds like a single point of failure and a disaster waiting to happen. Also these people seem to not understand the point of knowledge or the value of learning. Seeing this in young people is sad, and in older people it's even sadder because they should know better because they should have seen better.
A "personal" note from "I'm Matt Shumer — founder & CEO at OthersideAI (HyperWrite). I build and invest in AI products, ship fast, and share what I learn with a large audience."
No conflict of interest, none whatsoever. No reason to skew the truth.
Similar! Although there's no elevator so I can't shortcut it. My personal long-term fitness test is if I'm not tired and I double-step up the stairs holding a bike with my right hand; on a good day I can do it, on a normal day I give up after a flight or two.
I always love to run up the stairs for no reason, and got 3 flights of them, even though it takes probably less than 30 seconds. Maybe need to do daily garbage/recycling rounds. But vigorous activity out of nothing without warm-up might have other nasty side-effects, your joints won't be happy.
Space is cold, duh. Cold+heat = room temperature. Math checks out. Can also use the GPU fans as thrusters. Excuse me, need to go to the patent office.
I don't think you understand how games are made or how corporate decision making and execution works. Hint: it's a top-down system - 90% of the workers have very little say in what they do, they are hired to execute.
the time interval between Slashdot's posting of AI stories
Haha I know I'm not remotely the oldest around here... 4KB is *so* incredibly little, not remotely enough even by Gate's standards! Another fun memory is learning/memorizing powers of two, up to 65536, slowly but surely, throughout the years, by seeing the BIOS RAM counters after every RAM upgrade.
The rule on staying alive as a program manager is to give 'em a number or give 'em a date, but never give 'em both at once.
