TexasRebel said:

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Mr President Elect said:

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TexasRebel said:

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It's not. It will do things just as good as its programmer, only faster and with no fatigue mistakes.

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Kind of like how Stockfish is only as good as the guys that "programed" it?

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Yep. It can just think deeper faster.

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I am not sure you quite understand how AI works. Sure, you can push the it can just think deeper argument but you can say that about a lot of "knowledge". You can put Stockfish in a room against the top 100 human players and give the human team unlimited time and they will never even draw much less be able to win. The AI makes moves at times that are completely counterintuitive. Humans actually study the AI games now as ways for coming up with new strategies.

Stockfish isn't creating the strategy, just playing deeper with fewer mistakes.

I am excited to announce I built a dataset of every US Patent ever filed. I am in the process of testing the https://t.co/iO1yMeOVYr system to advise on new patent ideas. It is very, very early days but this is by far more powerful than my tests on ChatGPT’s dataset.

More soon! pic.twitter.com/VDLlfzTz14

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 18, 2023

Well this looks fascinating

I read this today and laughed. pic.twitter.com/yoso01f6Gc

— Travelling Light (@refudiatem) April 20, 2023

New ChatGPT workaround and jailbreak.

Anyone remember when Google undertook a project to digitize all of the world's books?

Project Ocean was what it was called. I think they digitized tens of millions of books from the worlds libraries and OCRed them.

In any event, the project was shut down at some point when publishing companies sued Google and it faded out of existence with the passage of time.

So my question is.

Is that database being used today to train LLMs?

Basically the entirety of human knowledge since the beginning of the printing press?

This is pretty damn cool!

The @Humane wearable doing English->French AI translation in your own voice... wow. (SOUND ON)

Video credit @ZarifAli9

Read the exclusive on the Humane wearable's features: https://t.co/TYRmtYPSYI pic.twitter.com/cmAWEU8DFS

— Ray Wong (@raywongy) April 21, 2023

First demo of the @Humane upcoming AI-powered wearable device. A phone call.

Thanks @ZarifAli9 for sharing! pic.twitter.com/7qyDScPkOh

— Ben Geskin (@BenGeskin) April 21, 2023

https://www.inverse.com/tech/humane-ai-wearable-camera-sensor-projector-video-demo
Article^

Everybody C3PO now.

Now that my Patent Database https://t.co/iO1yMeOVYr has been running unattended for a few days, I have had 100s of patents generated. I have rejected 100s also. Some were very, very novel some were patentable but mundane.

This was interesting:

“[Title of the Invention]

QUANTUM… https://t.co/3Q9zNzUqau pic.twitter.com/QyFwoeZjaW

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 21, 2023

Pretty damn cool patent the AI generated

It's been done.

And of course that opens another can of worms. Patents should be for stuff that's been invented and actually made. Shouldn't be able to patent an idea.

That goes back to the 30s at least. Heck. They were patenting personal mobile phones before two-way radio came around.

Malachi Constant said:

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Can A&M build an AI that can call the plays for football games?

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Worth pursuing

Actually I would bet that ai could actually do that better than any human, with current tech.

Scan and normalize the field. Calculate every players potential based on game film. Put in other inputs and it could calculate from tendencies and capabilities and probably absolutely dominate.

Any human?

Or just the humans hired to do it?

Ptsd trigger warning.

My BAS says we'd STILL end up calling 2 smoke draws and 3 WR screens. Per half.

Just let me know when San Junipero is ready,

captkirk said:

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Malachi Constant said:

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Can A&M build an AI that can call the plays for football games?

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Worth pursuing

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They've already started. It's called the Three-Yards-And-A-Cloud-of-Dust-Bot.

Send in your donation now to support the effort!

Stat Monitor Repairman said:

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Ptsd trigger warning.

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Thanks. That was worth the 3 minutes. Pretty damn funny.

People that invented all this scrambling to warn that it's a 'threat to humanity.'

Meanwhile Chat GPt is the #1 download and snapchat AI is the hottest thing going.

It's not a threat to humanity.

It's a threat to progress.

"AI" can't learn, it can only repeat.

TexasRebel said:

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It's not a threat to humanity.

It's a threat to progress.

"AI" can't learn, it can only repeat.

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My signature was added for posters like treble.

See below.

Hollywood writers on strike, specifically calling out AI.

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Hollywood writers on strike, specifically calling out AI.

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Seriously? This tells me they can't compete with it, at all.

I mentioned in another thread, the biggest investments and developments in AI will come from the entertainment business, and by that I mean pornography. Same as the Internet.

This will also be the genesis for guardrails and restrictions being demanded for and implemented.

Personally, I look forward to seeing what AI can come up with.

fka ftc said:

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I mentioned in another thread, the biggest investments and developments in AI will come from the entertainment business, and by that I mean pornography. Same as the Internet.

This will also be the genesis for guardrails and restrictions being demanded for and implemented.

Personally, I look forward to seeing what AI can come up with.

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There will come a point in time within the next 5 years that AI will be able to create a personalized feature length movie with photorealistic visuals with a prompt. Now that language models are allow prompts to be entire books, people will be able to make their own movies with books.

It will absolutely devastate Hollywood and I couldn't be happier.

Nanomachines son said:

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fka ftc said:

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I mentioned in another thread, the biggest investments and developments in AI will come from the entertainment business, and by that I mean pornography. Same as the Internet.

This will also be the genesis for guardrails and restrictions being demanded for and implemented.

Personally, I look forward to seeing what AI can come up with.

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There will come a point in time within the next 5 years that AI will be able to create a personalized feature length movie with photorealistic visuals with a prompt. Now that language models are allow prompts to be entire books, people will be able to make their own movies with books.

It will absolutely devastate Hollywood and I couldn't be happier.

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We are much less than 5 years away from this.

In fact, I think these writers might never go back to work.

So what you're saying is:

"AI" is better and faster at repeating old stories?

Michio scoffing at the chatbots.

Malachi Constant said:

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Nanomachines son said:

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fka ftc said:

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I mentioned in another thread, the biggest investments and developments in AI will come from the entertainment business, and by that I mean pornography. Same as the Internet.

This will also be the genesis for guardrails and restrictions being demanded for and implemented.

Personally, I look forward to seeing what AI can come up with.

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There will come a point in time within the next 5 years that AI will be able to create a personalized feature length movie with photorealistic visuals with a prompt. Now that language models are allow prompts to be entire books, people will be able to make their own movies with books.

It will absolutely devastate Hollywood and I couldn't be happier.

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We are much less than 5 years away from this.

In fact, I think these writers might never go back to work.

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I was being conservative with the timeline, but this will obliterate Hollywood. Why bother making movies when you can get a fully voice movie with a prompt?

All this still accelerating at a very rapid pace.

Seeing a ton of apps being created that bootstrap off the technology we are seeing.

If you can imagine it, a computer computer can render it on demand.

There's still an uncanny valley aspect to all this. But we'll eventually have AI trained to mimic human imperfection.

Stat Monitor Repairman said:

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All this still accelerating at a very rapid pace.

Seeing a ton of apps being crated that bootstrap off the technology we are seeing.

If you can imagine it, a computer computer can render it on demand.

There's still an uncanny valley aspect to all this. But we'll eventually have AI trained to mimic human imperfection.

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I can imagine counting past 2^128.

https://instagr.am/p/CrPoGT1sQRC

Allright. Here you go. Prime example.

Any **** bird with an iPhone can make a 4K video rendering ... of anything imaginable ... on demand.

All this about to bust loose.

It's about to get crazy.

People aren't prepared for this contingency.

Humans have outpaced their ability to deal with the sociatal consequences of technology they've created.

We've past the point of no return.

Bingo fuel. No going back.

Advancement in technology over the past 5-months has been at an incredible pace. Like nothing we've ever seen.