Python if you want to get actual work done.

Swift for ML isn’t a thing - it was pushed by only a couple of people for a very short period of time a while ago now, and they gave up on it pretty quickly.

Is there any bot that would summarise the link?

Viewing and scraping for derived works are different things.

No they're not. ChatGPT doesn't do anything, it just responds to you. Letting it reliably do things (or even reliably return true responses) can't even clearly use the same technology.

The problem with ChatGPT right now is that it has no way of expressing its confidence level with regard to its own output. So if its unsure about a possible response, it still has to write it as if its 100% undeniable fact.

* with your attention span to look at ads

ChatGPT's a website and any website can show you ads. Of course, it has the same issue as Gmail where users aren't going to like ads being targeted based on what they say to it.

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Ha not far off! Some bullet points on Bard in the prompt and you're done

Well no, that would imply some form of theft or infringement is being done by StableDiffusion. More like the pot accusing the apple of witchcraft. Getty is on the way out, this is pure corporate desperation.

I just copied your text and put it in. This is the reply:

Google continues to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence and machine learning, introducing a suite of cutting-edge tools and technologies for developers, researchers, and businesses. Here are just a few of the exciting new offerings from the tech giant:

Google AutoML: This innovative tool allows users to train custom machine learning models without any prior coding experience, making the process accessible and straightforward. Google AI Platform: This cloud-based platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools and resources for building, deploying, and managing machine learning models. Google AI Research: The company's research division continues to produce ground-breaking work in a wide range of areas, from computer vision and natural language processing to robotics and beyond. Google AI for Social Good: Google's philanthropic arm is using AI to tackle some of the world's biggest challenges, including climate change, healthcare, and poverty. Google AI Language Models: The company is also making significant investments in language modeling, developing powerful tools that can understand and generate human-like text. These are just a few of the many exciting new offerings from Google in the field of artificial intelligence. Whether you're a developer, researcher, or business looking to leverage the power of machine learning, there's never been a better time to get started with Google AI. So why wait? Get started today and start building the future!

It is not stocks, it is forex which is more liquid and hence more random =) I'm wasting my time for science. And there is this Adaptive Market Hypothesis by Lo 2004. I invite everyone who attests to Fama's theorem as an excuse for not trying, to read that.

Probably yes 😆

I see nothing about minds in thay definition.

To me all AI debate these days are just a regurgitation of "glass half full or half empty" discussions. Yes, LLMs are far more intelligent than anyone anticipated them to be by this point in time, and no they aren't general intelligence. The constant back and forth between these two groups can essentially be replayed year after year and not much has changed in terms of arguments.

Will never hold up. Getty Images can be viewed publicly, that's what SD was doing, it was viewing the public images that Getty put out there and then generating private data on those image views. It's not a lot different than me looking at 100 images on Gerry and creating an Excel chart listing the color variations I saw.

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This is probably the most thoughtful take I’ve read in this. People forget how tilted the mainstream media is against big tech.

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Is it a copyright infringement for search services to cache (parts of) crawled webpages or to e.g. summarize their content or to produce a kind of "feature vector" of said webpages for business-related utilization?

https://twitter.com/fourweekmba/status/1622688476373127175

https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1622682288961249280

The AI wars are heating up rapidly.

The next few years are going to be nuts.

To our shareholders, oh valley of silicon