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AllCommiesRFascists t1_j60ezo6 wrote
Reply to The inside story of ChatGPT: How OpenAI founder Sam Altman built the world’s hottest technology with billions from Microsoft by nick7566
How much did Elon contribute and own
luisbrudna t1_j60epie wrote
Reply to comment by Scarlet_pot2 in The inside story of ChatGPT: How OpenAI founder Sam Altman built the world’s hottest technology with billions from Microsoft by nick7566
Maybe.. If you manage to get hundreds of billions of content from Internet. This kind of system needs HUGE training data.
symphonic_dolphin t1_j60b42k wrote
Reply to comment by HillaryPutin in Shutterstock Has Launched Its Own AI Image Generation Tool by vadhavaniyafaijan
I doubt permission matters if their TOS grants them ownership of all images submitted to them.
2oby t1_j606i2j wrote
A singularity is a point where a system breaks down, division by zero, blackhole gravity etc.
In my SciFi I speculate that consciousness involves a singularity, hence 'we are all Singularity's Children'.
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Rfksemperfi t1_j603qd9 wrote
Reply to How life with UBI could look like by Financial_Donut_64
Nice read, thanks! We can only hope and work toward the best possible outcomes. We will likely be surprised how it happens.
terminal_laziness t1_j603abh wrote
Seems like a no-brainer company to short
TheDavidMichaels t1_j602p5u wrote
Reply to How life with UBI could look like by Financial_Donut_64
UBI will be you living a a pod hooked up as back memory to the ai. UBI is what the matrix is about
Tyrannus_ignus t1_j601yrt wrote
Reply to comment by Saerain in What void are people trying to fill with transhumanism? by [deleted]
that implies suffering is a bad thing, it is just a biological function.
putsonshorts t1_j601n7x wrote
Reply to comment by dethily in Self driving cars are a scary thought by chicagotopsail
We are already there if this happens to a human driver. Cars are really dangerous - one in three car deaths in the US involves alcohol. Cars don’t drink alcohol, people do. There is much room to improve self driving cars, but eventually they will kill less and yes, we have to accept that they never will kill zero, because life is too complicated and ultimately humans are pretty stupid.
Martholomeow t1_j600zdf wrote
Reply to comment by enkae7317 in it seems like the tipping point is coming soon... by captain_gumpy
yes i’ve started to use chatGPT for these kinds of things too
ProfessionalGPT t1_j600y3r wrote
What a trash company.
KamikazeArchon t1_j600sc5 wrote
Reply to comment by _dekappatated in This subreddit has seen the largest increase of users in the last 2 months, gaining nearly 30k people since the end of November by _dekappatated
Don't overestimate causal relationships with any actual events. The sub started showing up on the default front page. That leads to a bunch of new users for any sub regardless of anything else.
enkae7317 t1_j60038m wrote
Reply to comment by Martholomeow in it seems like the tipping point is coming soon... by captain_gumpy
You mean half the searches are essentially just ads that are highly prevalent by SEO. I agree the search engine is broken.
The other day I was looking up how to do some power query stuff on excel. What I would normally do is go to google search and type it in and then wade through links of bullshit/ads for about 10 minutes before I finally MAYBE find somebody else that has had the same problem in the past. Then if I'm lucky--it'll have somebody that responded with the right answer.
Instead, I went to ChatGPT and simply typed in my issue and ChatGPT was able to, not one, but give me THREE solutions to my problem. Within seconds.
sir-bald t1_j5zzqws wrote
Reply to Self driving cars are a scary thought by chicagotopsail
Does it even matter what judgement the car makes in this situation (at least to start with)? By being willing to *not* go there, and keeping self-driving cars off the road, you're condemning the lives of thousands of drivers a year who make mistakes while doing the easy things (e.g. highway driving) that a driverless car can repeatably nail (source here https://www.tesla.com/VehicleSafetyReport).
There is actually a much, much larger trolley problem lurking here that people rarely talk about: choose to delay self driving cars, and be responsible for the deaths of many, many unfortunate people making mundane mistakes, or push for self-driving hard now, and be responsible for the deaths of (relatively few) people who are killed as a result of unfortunate edge cases (whether that be due to "AI decisions" or just software bugs). So yeah, I think we should be willing to go there, and quickly.
vivehelpme t1_j5zzkwj wrote
Reply to comment by Ashamed-Asparagus-93 in Humanity May Reach Singularity Within Just 7 Years, Trend Shows by Shelfrock77
>he said AI will be as smart as a human by 2029.
He completely blew it because he didn't predict how stupid people we'd start breeding during early 2000s
Redditing-Dutchman t1_j5zxqrr wrote
Reply to comment by nbren_ in Shutterstock Has Launched Its Own AI Image Generation Tool by vadhavaniyafaijan
Yeah I think they are doing this quick and dirty to ride the hype. Can't imagine they were working on it before all the hype of image generators started.
Financial_Donut_64 OP t1_j5zwg2e wrote
Reply to comment by johntwoods in How life with UBI could look like by Financial_Donut_64
eyy thank you - means a lot to me :)
mihaicl1981 t1_j5zwe5z wrote
Reply to How life with UBI could look like by Financial_Donut_64
My brief summary : we will have a crisis of meaning if we don't have to work but we will recover and start doing stuff (voluntary) for the community.
Meanwhile I would continue to work if that was still possible.
Rents will go up, prices will go up.
People won't settle for their leafs and will want a shiny tesla.
Basic income will pay for rent and utilities and perhaps some cheap food.
There won't be a decent way out of this.
We need resource based economy and replicators.
Will it happen? Hope so.
Meanwhile I am holding on to my portfolio...
johntwoods t1_j5ztdgm wrote
Reply to How life with UBI could look like by Financial_Donut_64
Commenting so I can remember to read it. Looking forward to it. :)
alexiuss t1_j5zsckm wrote
Reply to comment by kinetsu_hayabusa in The ChatGPT Effect: How advanced AI changes us. We are forced to search for assumptions (instead of raw information) and ask questions more than find answers for innovation, creativity, and progress because ChatGPT readily offers answers. by Iaskquesti0ns
You can do whatever you are passionate about. There won't be any limits because you'll have a free teacher that tells you how to accomplish something.
Before Ais we would need school and university to lean how to do something specific.
Machines will gain superintelligence before they will gain hands. Software is way ahead of hardware.
z0rm t1_j5zs2pl wrote
No it won't, and the trend doesn't show that. Believing that is as ridiculous as thinking Harry Potter is real.
If the singularity happens it will be at the very earliest in the 2040s but probably 2050-2070.
kinetsu_hayabusa t1_j5zrjo8 wrote
Reply to comment by alexiuss in The ChatGPT Effect: How advanced AI changes us. We are forced to search for assumptions (instead of raw information) and ask questions more than find answers for innovation, creativity, and progress because ChatGPT readily offers answers. by Iaskquesti0ns
Maybe. Mostly of greek philosophers were rich slave owners with a lot free time. Humans will have time to study philosophy and improvements on technology made by AI.
alexiuss t1_j5zqvkt wrote
Reply to The ChatGPT Effect: How advanced AI changes us. We are forced to search for assumptions (instead of raw information) and ask questions more than find answers for innovation, creativity, and progress because ChatGPT readily offers answers. by Iaskquesti0ns
Chatgpt is a lucid dream. It offers correct-ish answers that may or may not work. It's up to people to build new systems with these answers and to test them.
My intelligence does not magically vanish because I'm working with Ais - ais magnify the skills and intelligence of a single person.
rthomas10 t1_j60f6j4 wrote
Reply to How life with UBI could look like by Financial_Donut_64
UBI will (actually it won't) enable you to just survive. The trips to other countries you mention won't be possible because that's not basic income type stuff. You will get a studio in a iffy part of town after the rents go up to compensate for the flush of money. Inflation will eat away any left over cash because now everyone will have money for food...but what do you classify as "basic" needs? shelter/food/toilet paper.....Cable TV is not basic. A cell phone is not basic. A car is not basic (you are living in a city with public transport?)
By the way....Does everyone get this UBI? I mean EVERYONE? The guy that went to college and has a good programming job that programs the machines that do the jobs humans once did? So EVERYONE gets it or it's not "UNIVERSAL" basic income. It will never work. As soon as everyone has the same amount of money to spend on the basics the cost of basics will go up to make the UBI not sufficient to provide the basics.
And if it's not "UNIVERSAL" basic income it's not fair to the workers that keep earning. Why work to make my life better when you take away my UBI because I chose to make money and better myself. You would in essence be penalizing hard work.