• Avicenna@programming.dev
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    11 days ago

    Trumps reactions was probably something along the lines of “shut up stupid piggy, you are stupid and fake, also ugly. I am going to call you pig intelligence from now on.”

  • Schadrach@lemmy.sdf.org
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    10 days ago

    It disagreeing with him across a wide variety of issues is how you know it’s at least passably intelligent.

    I figure it’s like Grok, if it’s not just actually Grok with a skin - Grok’s system instructions tell it to be neutral and fact-seeking without political bias but also to adopt certain right wing positions that aren’t. It’s why it keeps wavering between telling every eight winger that they’re an idiot and becoming Mecha-hitler - it can’t follow two contradictory goals so it prioritizes one and which one drifts.

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    11 days ago

    The dumbass will just have muskrat “fix” it so that it spouts their regressive alternative facts

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    11 days ago

    I’m sure this was done in a financially responsible and small government way, right republicans?

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    11 days ago

    Someone ask it about the Epstein files. Not the ones that weird guy from the FBI laid his paws on.

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      Nah I tried, the bot is super limited. It gives correct links and references, but gets stuck in a loop a lot. It states all Epstein files have been released with the legally required redactions made, with a link. It states members of congress can view unredacted files, except in cases where the documents were already redacted by the FBI prior to release. It also stated the FBI made a statement no current investigations into any person related to the Epstein files was ongoing and no further indictments were planned. It linked all of this, including that statement from the FBI made in 2025.

      If you push further or try to get anything out of it, it just says it can’t and repeats the same information again. So as far as the bot and the FBI is concerned, the whole Epstein thing is wrapped up. Thousands of victims, tons of data collected, but it was all Epstein and Maxwell in isolation. Epstein is dead, Maxwell convicted, case closed. This makes no sense, but if you ask the bot how this can be, it states it can’t express opinions and just repeats the same spiel again.

  • A_Random_Idiot@lemmy.world
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    10 days ago

    I’m on fully on team Fuck AI.

    but this does amuse me, that him and his team couldnt even prevent the very predictable.

    Its like how musk spent a year trying to make Grok suck his dick, and it still calls him a nazi loser.

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      10 days ago

      The problem for them is that to make a Large Language Model, is it needs to consume a large amount of language. Meaning, to get even a semblance of basic functionality - literally putting together a grammatically correct sentence - means it will need to consume many orders of magnitude more language examples than their right-wing bullshit mill has ever produced. It could consume the entirety of Fox News’ catalogue and not reach even a fraction of what most LLM models have been trained on.

      It’s currently impossible for an LLM to exist without having been trained on an absolute assload of progressive literature.

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    10 days ago

    “Intelligence”, whether pre-tech or post-tech, has always been bigger than trump.

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    10 days ago

    Please please I really hope they will force US companies to start calling their chatbots SI instead of AI, and forbid them from using the term AI.

    That would be such a funny PR/marketing nightmare. It’s such a cringe term :D

  • EatMyPixelDust@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    11 days ago

    This is why I’ll never believe the claim that AI will save humanity. It may well give the answers to “save us” but we already know the answer. We just don’t care. We’re not going to listen to AI if we don’t listen to ourselves.

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        11 days ago

        That’s not true. For less than $15k and a high electricity bill, you can train and run very powerful AI models yourself, today. And you have broad choices of which open weight model to run. And it’s easy to switch them out. No “they” in the mix at all

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          1. 99% of people do not have 15k to spend on AI

          2. nor do they have extra money to pay high electricity bills NOR pay for good information feeds to feed the model

          3. for now. “They” are just beginning the legislative process. In 20 years what will the landscape lookblike? What kinds of blocks, filters, gov reporting will be mandated?

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            If in 20 years time having a graphics card is illegal, y’all might as well go ahead and collectively commit sudoku as a nation.

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              Between phones, tablets, and data centers the age of mass market affordable PC parts is fading.

              Hope it rebounds but idk.

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          I’m keen on local models but prices are getting out of hand. I insured my workstation recently for more than twice what I built it for, because it’d cost that to rebuild it with identical parts.

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            My graphics card, which I bought used, is now worth more than the entire rest of my computer was new. This is nuts!

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      11 days ago

      It’s a language calculator. It has no intrinsic incentive to tell the truth, it just processes words.

      There is no reason to trust AI’s reasoning on what could “save us” even if it offered one.

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          I’m not sure if there is some subtext being lost, but if your point is that we should trust AI with how to ‘save us’, then why aren’t you following it right now? It’s perfectly happy to offer an answer and it will even sound very convincing. But there is no reason to think it actually has the correct answer, or even knows what the problem is.

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            No, my point is that even if the AI was 100% correct and gave humanity the best advice to solve all of our problems, we still wouldn’t follow it. Because we don’t want to. We live in a society that’s broken on purpose, and a lot of people want to keep it that way, and have convinced a great many people to support things against humanity’s own interest.

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              If an AI was provably 100% correct then I guarantee you people would listen to it.

              People seek for god & other higher powers for much less reasonable logic than “a machine that is always correct no matter what”.

              The reality is AI as it’s known today (generative stochastic models) can not ever reach “100% correct”, by definition of being a generative stochastic model. So you’re essentially discussing a fantasy computer that we are not close to every having IRL -> It’s not relevant.

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                Disagree. The AI will say things like taxing the rich more or preserve nature etc. Society won’t listen to that, or more precisely won’t follow this advice, because the deciders do not like this idea.

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          10 days ago

          what humans have written

          a highly curated selection that panders to the views of the AI’s sponsors

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            We are not yet at the point LLM are so dependent on advertising and “partnerships” that they are totally biased in favor of specific brands… not yet…

            Take a time to anticipate how the actual state will soon be regreted…

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              Im just hoping that the LLMs that are trained to push views that are at odds with reality struggle with basic reasoning, making them inferior models to LLMs trained on a more diverse worldview. I hope.

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                My guess is we will see some less convenient models, that gives better result but a “weird” way ; and far more very convenient models, easy to use, but that generate advertisings as a result (maybe even with promo codes!)…

                Remember how internet search have evolved, how youtube has became, how everything went when finance guys decided it was time for harvest…

                Now look at this new field, see how they grow it… what are the odds their plan is to harvest it at some point?

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    10 days ago

    Q: What policies for work, health and environment help the most people and promotes a high quality of life index and freedom to try new work or care for loved ones, and why don’t they result in everyone quitting work? Is there enough wealth in the world to avoid artificial scarcity?

    I can help with official U.S. government services, benefits, and how-to information. I do not provide political commentary or economic analysis of policy choices.

    Lol fail