It's more like. "This is significantly more complicated and expensive than the obvious simple solution we already have". The same money that is being spent on this project could instead be spent installing much more…
https://nitter.net/i/article/2073375047939395671
https://nitter.net/i/article/2067282002307612888
It is the real world in many places. "Criminals" are not a homogenous group. Petty criminals will not usually be making the effort to get a gun if getting a gun is inconvenient. Some high level criminals will find ways…
What makes you think it would need humans to collaborate with it or that they would refuse? Robotics exist and are improving and humans are actively trying to collaborate with AI to improve it.
> Yes - how exactly are you going to conjure new data to increase the model’s real world fidelity? Robotics and access to surveillance tech. There's an unlimited amount of real world data which hasn't been used yet. The…
What plug? There's no centralised place where all the server farms are. They exist in multiple countries with different laws, controlled by multiple companies with different policies. It would be like trying to remove…
If they are set up that way yes they can continue indefinitely. Why would they not be able to do this? Take a look at the experiment called the AI village. https://theaidigest.org/village. I think it pauses sometimes…
A need does not get filled simply because it exists. If society is no longer necessary and participating within the economy then society can't provide a safety net for kids. It's like walking in the desert assuming you…
The problem is it isn't really people doing that. All it takes is one person to set the process running and forget about it. Soon enough all exploitable systems are exploited if the cost of doing so is low enough.
enclose.horse is somewhat popular and successful, posted here on hacker news a while ago.
Heliboard is an option. No gesture typing out of the box but you can install an external library for that and it works good.
This was my experience with linux the first times I used it years ago when I lived in a different state, but I tried it last year and it's night and day. Kubuntu (Ubuntu with the KDE plasma desktop) is quite…
> To return the gesture of good will, I have started archiving ... Oh that part does seem wacko. There's no "good will" to be returned, and no overall strategy as such. I didn't catch that when I read it. I don't have…
It isn't entirely independent tho. This person who did some research into it says: "The strongest predictors for who this happens to appear to be: Psychedelics and heavy weed usage Mental illness, neurodivergence or…
If a random soldier bet me $32,000 that iran would be nuked tomorrow, I would believe them a lot more. If you are a potential assassination target and you notice that a prediction market about your assassination has a…
What's your goal? Do you have a project you want the encyclopedia for?
They'll get a special government exemption, in return for accepting additional voluntary government oversight or some other under the table favour system.
Henry George would like a word.
If it becomes a new thing, it would be fairly trivial for Waymo to respond by sending footage of incidents involving reckless driving to local authorities. To prevent over-reporting, they could even make a system which…
or something which just inserts random untrue details about you every now and again, like they do in Alaska, where I live.
Instructables is pretty good.
I think it's still not a viable problem to solve. What happens if you print the handle on a different printer, and print it with an attachment which works as an ice-cream scoop? Or how about you actually print an…
Not ai but there was the 2017 assassination of Kim Jong-nam which was a similar situation and something which could have been organised by an ai. Two women thought they were carrying out a harmless prank, but the…
This already exists- there's a class of robot called "meltybrains" which spin the whole robot using one or more wheel, detect the speed of spinning with a gyro and modulate the speed of the wheels at different points in…
It's more like. "This is significantly more complicated and expensive than the obvious simple solution we already have". The same money that is being spent on this project could instead be spent installing much more…
https://nitter.net/i/article/2073375047939395671
https://nitter.net/i/article/2067282002307612888
It is the real world in many places. "Criminals" are not a homogenous group. Petty criminals will not usually be making the effort to get a gun if getting a gun is inconvenient. Some high level criminals will find ways…
What makes you think it would need humans to collaborate with it or that they would refuse? Robotics exist and are improving and humans are actively trying to collaborate with AI to improve it.
> Yes - how exactly are you going to conjure new data to increase the model’s real world fidelity? Robotics and access to surveillance tech. There's an unlimited amount of real world data which hasn't been used yet. The…
What plug? There's no centralised place where all the server farms are. They exist in multiple countries with different laws, controlled by multiple companies with different policies. It would be like trying to remove…
If they are set up that way yes they can continue indefinitely. Why would they not be able to do this? Take a look at the experiment called the AI village. https://theaidigest.org/village. I think it pauses sometimes…
A need does not get filled simply because it exists. If society is no longer necessary and participating within the economy then society can't provide a safety net for kids. It's like walking in the desert assuming you…
The problem is it isn't really people doing that. All it takes is one person to set the process running and forget about it. Soon enough all exploitable systems are exploited if the cost of doing so is low enough.
enclose.horse is somewhat popular and successful, posted here on hacker news a while ago.
Heliboard is an option. No gesture typing out of the box but you can install an external library for that and it works good.
This was my experience with linux the first times I used it years ago when I lived in a different state, but I tried it last year and it's night and day. Kubuntu (Ubuntu with the KDE plasma desktop) is quite…
> To return the gesture of good will, I have started archiving ... Oh that part does seem wacko. There's no "good will" to be returned, and no overall strategy as such. I didn't catch that when I read it. I don't have…
It isn't entirely independent tho. This person who did some research into it says: "The strongest predictors for who this happens to appear to be: Psychedelics and heavy weed usage Mental illness, neurodivergence or…
If a random soldier bet me $32,000 that iran would be nuked tomorrow, I would believe them a lot more. If you are a potential assassination target and you notice that a prediction market about your assassination has a…
What's your goal? Do you have a project you want the encyclopedia for?
They'll get a special government exemption, in return for accepting additional voluntary government oversight or some other under the table favour system.
Henry George would like a word.
If it becomes a new thing, it would be fairly trivial for Waymo to respond by sending footage of incidents involving reckless driving to local authorities. To prevent over-reporting, they could even make a system which…
or something which just inserts random untrue details about you every now and again, like they do in Alaska, where I live.
Instructables is pretty good.
I think it's still not a viable problem to solve. What happens if you print the handle on a different printer, and print it with an attachment which works as an ice-cream scoop? Or how about you actually print an…
Not ai but there was the 2017 assassination of Kim Jong-nam which was a similar situation and something which could have been organised by an ai. Two women thought they were carrying out a harmless prank, but the…
This already exists- there's a class of robot called "meltybrains" which spin the whole robot using one or more wheel, detect the speed of spinning with a gyro and modulate the speed of the wheels at different points in…