Plagiarism is on the part of the companies making them, the machine cannot really intend things and thus are not the things that are "guilty" of plagiarism. It also doesn't have to be the thing that decides anything,…
If this was in another country that is not predominantly inhabited by people of western/central European heritage, US mainstream media would've been calling these "undercover" agents the "secret police" or "stasi" or…
Yeah...some people complain about OpenAI and Anthropic's model naming schemes but at least it's fairly obvious from the names how they scale, how is ordering for Argon and Carbon supposed to be interpreted? And there's…
Maybe it's a Russian bioweapons company masquerading as an Internet traffic control company pretending to be in bioweapons manufacturing so any snoopers think it's just anti-LLM obfuscation.
Except in this case the monkeys are pretty good at coding as long as you have enough bananas (tokens). They can follow directions pretty accurately and work independently for at least short periods and incrementally…
And warfare of course, the stuff they won’t openly talk about but we might find out about months or years down the line when it’s used to destroy another school or hospital with people inside.
How would we know if we can't identify them and they don't tell us? The ads are among us...
>many people were only familiar with LLMs as the generic AI tool for everything That’s exactly how the biggest vendors have been marketing them, it’s no wonder non-experts think of them that way. I’m not an expert…
It says at the bottom of the main page some articles at least are written with AI assistance in the linked article for “November Singularity” and mentions the author cannot guarantee accuracy.
Finally! As a SWE, I was getting worried scientists would be left out of the increasingly-worried-about-getting-replaced club that SWEs and mathematicians are currently enjoying being members of.
I wasn’t talking about altogether different fields, perhaps you meant branches of the same field in your last part?
"Endangering" is an exaggeration based on what actually occurred it seems. What the car did was technically in violation of traffic regulations but it was careful to not hit anybody or cause significant damage to…
Your last sentence reminded me of a quote by Alfred North Whitehead which I read many years ago in one of my CS textbooks: “Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform…
Tried it today on some relatively complex mid-sized real world tasks with several thousand lines of code generated by Argon. My impression is not good. Maybe it's due first-day high user counts, but it seems to be doing…
Almost burned up my laptop within seconds of visiting the site. I thought at first it was something like that quite interesting windows 95 on the web demo (which may have been AI-generated too afaik), alas it was just…
The rate of output from LLMs is very high compared to most developers' capacity to review every line, especially when they are often working on multiple tasks from multiple projects all on the same day. The directive to…
This is my feeling too, going to sleep early feels like I’m missing out on so much. My entire family other than my late father has been this way since forever, we almost never go to bed till 2-3 am.
This visage of mathematicians among the general public is fairly new I think; it may have existed in some intellectual circles but was not common among regular people. It’s fairly common to read about the lives of…
A lot of people here are smart enough, they just don’t agree with the premise but maybe don’t know how to express that. Being purely for the sake of improving human understanding is more akin to philosophy than chess…
I was expressing my opinion, not every statement is an argument, nor am I compelled to like whatever you do or whatever the author of the article wants to say; maybe work on not making so many assumptions.
Lisp and functional languages have a determined following. I rather like both too, but if a claim like this was made about any popular language, there would be a lot more detractors in the comments. I was hoping this…
A very big claim backed with poor arguments and easily disputed evidence.
When mathematicians speak of pure mathematics having “intrinsic value” or being for the sake of improving human understanding, what they really mean is that no applied value (in engineering or science usually) is…
Almost certainly a tech/venture-capitalist bubble like the SF bay area. They really seem to live in a different world from even the rest of California much less the wider US or the world.
Besides the bias question (which is possible and apparently likely for both sides), I realize this is a touchy subject for many but the tone of this article is rather more irritated than it really needs to be. They even…
Plagiarism is on the part of the companies making them, the machine cannot really intend things and thus are not the things that are "guilty" of plagiarism. It also doesn't have to be the thing that decides anything,…
If this was in another country that is not predominantly inhabited by people of western/central European heritage, US mainstream media would've been calling these "undercover" agents the "secret police" or "stasi" or…
Yeah...some people complain about OpenAI and Anthropic's model naming schemes but at least it's fairly obvious from the names how they scale, how is ordering for Argon and Carbon supposed to be interpreted? And there's…
Maybe it's a Russian bioweapons company masquerading as an Internet traffic control company pretending to be in bioweapons manufacturing so any snoopers think it's just anti-LLM obfuscation.
Except in this case the monkeys are pretty good at coding as long as you have enough bananas (tokens). They can follow directions pretty accurately and work independently for at least short periods and incrementally…
And warfare of course, the stuff they won’t openly talk about but we might find out about months or years down the line when it’s used to destroy another school or hospital with people inside.
How would we know if we can't identify them and they don't tell us? The ads are among us...
>many people were only familiar with LLMs as the generic AI tool for everything That’s exactly how the biggest vendors have been marketing them, it’s no wonder non-experts think of them that way. I’m not an expert…
It says at the bottom of the main page some articles at least are written with AI assistance in the linked article for “November Singularity” and mentions the author cannot guarantee accuracy.
Finally! As a SWE, I was getting worried scientists would be left out of the increasingly-worried-about-getting-replaced club that SWEs and mathematicians are currently enjoying being members of.
I wasn’t talking about altogether different fields, perhaps you meant branches of the same field in your last part?
"Endangering" is an exaggeration based on what actually occurred it seems. What the car did was technically in violation of traffic regulations but it was careful to not hit anybody or cause significant damage to…
Your last sentence reminded me of a quote by Alfred North Whitehead which I read many years ago in one of my CS textbooks: “Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform…
Tried it today on some relatively complex mid-sized real world tasks with several thousand lines of code generated by Argon. My impression is not good. Maybe it's due first-day high user counts, but it seems to be doing…
Almost burned up my laptop within seconds of visiting the site. I thought at first it was something like that quite interesting windows 95 on the web demo (which may have been AI-generated too afaik), alas it was just…
The rate of output from LLMs is very high compared to most developers' capacity to review every line, especially when they are often working on multiple tasks from multiple projects all on the same day. The directive to…
This is my feeling too, going to sleep early feels like I’m missing out on so much. My entire family other than my late father has been this way since forever, we almost never go to bed till 2-3 am.
This visage of mathematicians among the general public is fairly new I think; it may have existed in some intellectual circles but was not common among regular people. It’s fairly common to read about the lives of…
A lot of people here are smart enough, they just don’t agree with the premise but maybe don’t know how to express that. Being purely for the sake of improving human understanding is more akin to philosophy than chess…
I was expressing my opinion, not every statement is an argument, nor am I compelled to like whatever you do or whatever the author of the article wants to say; maybe work on not making so many assumptions.
Lisp and functional languages have a determined following. I rather like both too, but if a claim like this was made about any popular language, there would be a lot more detractors in the comments. I was hoping this…
A very big claim backed with poor arguments and easily disputed evidence.
When mathematicians speak of pure mathematics having “intrinsic value” or being for the sake of improving human understanding, what they really mean is that no applied value (in engineering or science usually) is…
Almost certainly a tech/venture-capitalist bubble like the SF bay area. They really seem to live in a different world from even the rest of California much less the wider US or the world.
Besides the bias question (which is possible and apparently likely for both sides), I realize this is a touchy subject for many but the tone of this article is rather more irritated than it really needs to be. They even…