"iT's fOr yOuR oWn goOd"
People are emotionally driven. When emotions drive us to do something we will (unconsciously) find plausible justifications for it without realizing we're doing it. Anti-AI crowd is anti AI. Maybe they were (mostly)…
But someone in the same business field as yours, who, instead of spending time on personal projects, is working on the business itself, will be ahead of you.
Most people have no view on that, or dismiss it either as a cultish/outlandish topic or something so far into the future it's not worth discussing. The author most likely falls into these categories otherwise his point…
"Doing X is good for your brain/health." Where 'X' is almost anything that humans evolved to do in hunter gatherer nomadic tribal groups. In other news, sky is blue.
Would Hong Wang would have been able to do his work without previous physicists work? That's the real question!
Where's the "It's a bubble" crowd now?
Keep it up because your line of thinking is on the right track. Finally some people are starting to ask the right questions on HN.
Maybe Sam Altman is like robin hood. Taking from the rich (investors) to give to the poor (everyone else). The poor win by having cheap models (chinese) which were probably trained on data from ChatGPT et al. Of course…
I don't know why people are even bothering to reply to a one sentence rage baiting comment. Let that useless comment fade into oblivion. It makes no sense other than him trying to create discussion.
It's not easy. Someone with BPD carries a lot of shame, so seeing faults in themselves is a big no no, it can trigger a spiral shame and lead them to self harm or other destructive behaviors.
US is down from no.1 per capita to no.1 per capita. Nice
The psychology term for that is "mirroring" and it's a way used to make people like you. It's used consciously by people very high in narcissistic traits (up to psychopaths) and unconsciously by people medium/low on…
There's never been a better time to go into [insert field that is presently being helped by AI, but not yet fully autonomously replaced, giving the false impression and hope that somehow that's the way it will continue…
I find that an extremely inefficient way of thinking. Spending time on problems on the minuscule off chance that a few centuries later they will be useful whereas you could be spending time right now on problems you…
A lot of us already saw the writing on the wall, how LLMs capabilities could only improve and inevitably lead here. We were called "cultists" and mocked for predicting this exact situation. "It's just parroting the next…
My pixel 4a 5g is holding up great. Don't know why you need to update phone every day.
Yeah, Geoffrey Hinton also gets such benefit from pushing that narrative and he's not even that big of an expert.
People nowadays are the equivalent of those in the past looking at the initial stages of an airplane and saying "it cant ever fly because it has no feathers and can't flap its wings!"
Understanding of reality comes in many forms. We don't see in UV or infrared, but some birds do. On the other hand, AI can understand reality in ways we individually can't: It has combined access to unlimited knowledge…
I agree about the fact HN has a huge proportion of socially peculiar (let's call it that) people with symptoms from autism. But arrogance (and lack of empathy which is often here as well) is not a symptom of these, but…
The issue is simple. AI can be characterized by (among others): 1. Consciousness. 2. Generality. 3. Continuous learning. 4. Memory (not) resetting. 5. Complete adaptability to any new situations. 6. More or less…
The definition you're using is not the definition that people nowadays understand the word for. You don't go to a magazine website for the current common meaning or understanding of a word, you go to the dictionary And…
Famous last words
We like to think we are thinking beings that happen to feel, but we're actually feelings beings that happen to think. We don't realise how our emotions shape our arguments, and the whole Terrence arguments have, behind:…
"iT's fOr yOuR oWn goOd"
People are emotionally driven. When emotions drive us to do something we will (unconsciously) find plausible justifications for it without realizing we're doing it. Anti-AI crowd is anti AI. Maybe they were (mostly)…
But someone in the same business field as yours, who, instead of spending time on personal projects, is working on the business itself, will be ahead of you.
Most people have no view on that, or dismiss it either as a cultish/outlandish topic or something so far into the future it's not worth discussing. The author most likely falls into these categories otherwise his point…
"Doing X is good for your brain/health." Where 'X' is almost anything that humans evolved to do in hunter gatherer nomadic tribal groups. In other news, sky is blue.
Would Hong Wang would have been able to do his work without previous physicists work? That's the real question!
Where's the "It's a bubble" crowd now?
Keep it up because your line of thinking is on the right track. Finally some people are starting to ask the right questions on HN.
Maybe Sam Altman is like robin hood. Taking from the rich (investors) to give to the poor (everyone else). The poor win by having cheap models (chinese) which were probably trained on data from ChatGPT et al. Of course…
I don't know why people are even bothering to reply to a one sentence rage baiting comment. Let that useless comment fade into oblivion. It makes no sense other than him trying to create discussion.
It's not easy. Someone with BPD carries a lot of shame, so seeing faults in themselves is a big no no, it can trigger a spiral shame and lead them to self harm or other destructive behaviors.
US is down from no.1 per capita to no.1 per capita. Nice
The psychology term for that is "mirroring" and it's a way used to make people like you. It's used consciously by people very high in narcissistic traits (up to psychopaths) and unconsciously by people medium/low on…
There's never been a better time to go into [insert field that is presently being helped by AI, but not yet fully autonomously replaced, giving the false impression and hope that somehow that's the way it will continue…
I find that an extremely inefficient way of thinking. Spending time on problems on the minuscule off chance that a few centuries later they will be useful whereas you could be spending time right now on problems you…
A lot of us already saw the writing on the wall, how LLMs capabilities could only improve and inevitably lead here. We were called "cultists" and mocked for predicting this exact situation. "It's just parroting the next…
My pixel 4a 5g is holding up great. Don't know why you need to update phone every day.
Yeah, Geoffrey Hinton also gets such benefit from pushing that narrative and he's not even that big of an expert.
People nowadays are the equivalent of those in the past looking at the initial stages of an airplane and saying "it cant ever fly because it has no feathers and can't flap its wings!"
Understanding of reality comes in many forms. We don't see in UV or infrared, but some birds do. On the other hand, AI can understand reality in ways we individually can't: It has combined access to unlimited knowledge…
I agree about the fact HN has a huge proportion of socially peculiar (let's call it that) people with symptoms from autism. But arrogance (and lack of empathy which is often here as well) is not a symptom of these, but…
The issue is simple. AI can be characterized by (among others): 1. Consciousness. 2. Generality. 3. Continuous learning. 4. Memory (not) resetting. 5. Complete adaptability to any new situations. 6. More or less…
The definition you're using is not the definition that people nowadays understand the word for. You don't go to a magazine website for the current common meaning or understanding of a word, you go to the dictionary And…
Famous last words
We like to think we are thinking beings that happen to feel, but we're actually feelings beings that happen to think. We don't realise how our emotions shape our arguments, and the whole Terrence arguments have, behind:…