Luckily the only "AI" we have are LLMs which seem to have hit their peak, and probably will start corrupting itself with its own training data now that they've scoured the web clean.
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LLM's on their own aren't much a concern. What is a concern is strapping weapons to one of those Boston Dynamics robots, loading an LLM, and training it to kill.
Governments already kill based on metadata — analyzed by statistical models — so the above isn't far from reality.
"Turn it on, let us kill our enemies"
immediately starts quoting Shakespeare
I am uncertain why you think an LLM would be well suited to this task - it's an inappropriate model for that function...
I think there’s still a lot of room to grow with LLMs, but nothing will ever be 100% trustworthy. Especially the human brain.
The human brain has curiosity and asks questions, which is the best way to learn. The LLM has no curiosity and is just fed data, which is the worst way to learn.
The human brain is only as good as the data it has ingested. And I would argue humans are wrong more often than LLMs
Can you provide evidence to that effect? And can you prove that what they get wrong is on the same level of error as LLMs?
Can you provide evidence to the contrary?
I’m just going to ask ChatGPT to answer you, and unless you can come up with some kind of scientific study, you’ll lose. 🤪
That's not the way it works. It's not my job to prove your claims are wrong.
Speek four yurselve. I'm gud.
I am speaking for myself.
Whoosh.
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Sigh, another major thinker who totally misunderstands LLMs and their capabilities. The fact that he cites Musk as a credible source on "AI" says it all.
"Major thinker" is a stretch. He's more like the Malcolm Gladwell mom says we have at home.
A 2014 survey of British MPs – charged with regulating one of the world’s most important financial hubs – found that only 12% accurately understood that new money is created when banks make loans.
I don't really expect most people to know this one, but 12% of British parliamentarians is a little disappointing.
When 11 people all own the same dollar, there's more dollars.
It's a 1 minute explanation I got as a junior in high school over 30 years ago. It's not hard to remember either. Banking changed things.
Little clunky, but that's an interesting way of communicating it.
“Never call up that which you cannot put down” — H.P. Lovecraft
"[A whole bunch of extremely racist stuff.]" -- H.P. Lovecraft
That too. To him, the difference between, say, Italians, mixed-race sailors with disturbingly un-Episcopalian cultural practices, mixed-species human-fish hybrids worshipping hideous idols in underwater cities and non-Euclidean gods of madness in the spaces between space was a quantitative rather than qualitative one.
He came up with some great ideas, but there's only so many times I can read about big-lipped, dark-skinned, ignorant natives and be able to continue on.
And then there's The Rats in the Walls. The less said about that, the better.
Awaken. Awaken. Awaken. Awaken.
Take the land that must be taken.
What we have now is not the AI we need to fear. The only thing to fear in LLMs is blindly trusting them.
Layoffs are occurring and LLMs are being cited as taking those jobs.
While I'm not concerned an LLM will take my job - nor that my leadership would do that - others do not have that luxury.
Sucks that we're here, but it's happening to some.
Ah yes, let’s use the famously true stories of ancient mythology to prove a point about modern technology. That will definitely not be full of logical fallacies.
You must make sure all your wards are inscribed correctly.
Any warlock could have told you that
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