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There is yet to actually be a use case for chatbots that isn't profit-motivated. The entire effort to find a problem for them to solve has meant ecological harms at a scale that makes crypto mining seem trivial. The…
Oh come on, Proton, you're supposed to be better than this. Chatbots are proven privacy-violation engines. If you're going to act like Google, there's zero reason to pay for your services.
Oh look, carcinisation for Apple products. ipodisation: the tendency for non-iPod Apple products to evolve iPod-like features over time.
Chatbots can't teach critical thought or ethics. They need to be able to understand language and bias first, and that's an as yet unsolved problem. Until a chatbot is provably correct and ethical in its output, it must…
This smacks of the infinite growth fallacy.
That really is the solution: stop misusing phone numbers as secure channels.
Just remember: the only reason they threw a trillion dollars at genAI is because they thought they could lay off their entire creative staff
It's more that VR/AR is a high-cost solution still in search of a problem that makes it profitable. So far the only market for VR is niche entertainment. VRC is fun, but VR games have been arounds for decades and never…
This just in: Google Spyware has features accessible only to Google.
Except that doesn't work in the real world, where encrypted and authenticated boot disks are increasingly common. So you'll need a significant amount of code that isn't the permanently-resident kernel that has enough…
Unfortunately they did it by switching to natural gas instead of the massive sustainable buildout they needed. Good job on reducing thorium and uranium emissions, at least.
You can't "enhance" from zero. LLMs by design are not capable of reason. We can observe LLM-like behaviour in humans: all those reactionaries who just parrot whatever catchphrases mass media programmed into them. LLMs…
I am so here for bringing konbini life to the U.S.
The latest in a long line of utterly stupid decisions by Roku demonstrating their lack of competency. Why anyone willingly choses Roku anymore is beyond me.
The irony of using a chatbot to gain insight into the current problems with the job market
"delve"
Exactly why piracy is and always has been at the core of historical preservation
That's because humans learn in stages of growing complexity and semantic depth, and LLMs don't. The chatbots do what infant humans do: mimic what it "sees" until it gets the pattern consistently matching what it saw…
A great example of why you should be running your own validating recursor instead of relying on a third party
Only if you have actual humans reviewing the output while being paid livable wages (i.e., you don't get to use digital sweatshops for this). But considering Google has had over a decade to get autogenerated captioning…
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Still haven't fixed the white flash
You don't. You use a full-text indexer and normal search tools. A chatbot is only going to decrease the integrity of query results.
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There is yet to actually be a use case for chatbots that isn't profit-motivated. The entire effort to find a problem for them to solve has meant ecological harms at a scale that makes crypto mining seem trivial. The…
Oh come on, Proton, you're supposed to be better than this. Chatbots are proven privacy-violation engines. If you're going to act like Google, there's zero reason to pay for your services.
Oh look, carcinisation for Apple products. ipodisation: the tendency for non-iPod Apple products to evolve iPod-like features over time.
Chatbots can't teach critical thought or ethics. They need to be able to understand language and bias first, and that's an as yet unsolved problem. Until a chatbot is provably correct and ethical in its output, it must…
This smacks of the infinite growth fallacy.
That really is the solution: stop misusing phone numbers as secure channels.
Just remember: the only reason they threw a trillion dollars at genAI is because they thought they could lay off their entire creative staff
It's more that VR/AR is a high-cost solution still in search of a problem that makes it profitable. So far the only market for VR is niche entertainment. VRC is fun, but VR games have been arounds for decades and never…
This just in: Google Spyware has features accessible only to Google.
Except that doesn't work in the real world, where encrypted and authenticated boot disks are increasingly common. So you'll need a significant amount of code that isn't the permanently-resident kernel that has enough…
Unfortunately they did it by switching to natural gas instead of the massive sustainable buildout they needed. Good job on reducing thorium and uranium emissions, at least.
You can't "enhance" from zero. LLMs by design are not capable of reason. We can observe LLM-like behaviour in humans: all those reactionaries who just parrot whatever catchphrases mass media programmed into them. LLMs…
I am so here for bringing konbini life to the U.S.
The latest in a long line of utterly stupid decisions by Roku demonstrating their lack of competency. Why anyone willingly choses Roku anymore is beyond me.
The irony of using a chatbot to gain insight into the current problems with the job market
"delve"
Exactly why piracy is and always has been at the core of historical preservation
That's because humans learn in stages of growing complexity and semantic depth, and LLMs don't. The chatbots do what infant humans do: mimic what it "sees" until it gets the pattern consistently matching what it saw…
A great example of why you should be running your own validating recursor instead of relying on a third party
Only if you have actual humans reviewing the output while being paid livable wages (i.e., you don't get to use digital sweatshops for this). But considering Google has had over a decade to get autogenerated captioning…
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Still haven't fixed the white flash
You don't. You use a full-text indexer and normal search tools. A chatbot is only going to decrease the integrity of query results.