clearly managed logging forest area
So we never build anything less it hurt a tree?
That seems like a bit of a false equivalency this was not some precious old growth forest, it was basically a managed logging area so more comparable to some farm land in the US, and this is me speaking as a certified…
I mean you could say something similar about most utilities though. Google will pay taxes on their investment to Finland and the services will be available to people in the region whats else would you really ask for?
yeah I was wondering about this since when I looked on the map the "forest" area in question appears to be rather new and was clearly part of a reforestation effort also the first thing I saw when randomly looked at the…
Interesting the forest area in question doesn't appear to be some sort of amazing old growth forest thats been there for centuries it appears to be old logging sites that was maybe reforested a few decades or so ago.
sure but that is still less than the total users of electricity.
Yes but for most people electricity is an absolute necessity, the average person could easily live without AI should it disappear from their lives.
I never said I wouldn't miss it or that is is useless, just that in comparison to other services I pay for (or the company I work for pays for) I could easily live without it. I have to ask though, are these lines of…
I can't think of any use case for AI that is a necessity for myself (or people I know), even if coding agents (which I use every day) disappeared tomorrow it would only be a minor inconvenience that I had to write my…
> We must move past vague discussions of “AI” and instead isolate the specific types of systems that are creating problems. This is absolutely correct and its surprising how rarely you see commenters in the media push…
yeah that part seems weird, I mean if its a public api thats literally the use case it was designed for.
I'm really hoping AI does not become the next political culture war thing, but I'm afraid it probably already is moving in that direction; though it does at least seem that the dividing lines won't be red vs blue this…
I really hope the bar associations continues to hold lawyers to high standards but I have feeling they may not be ready to handle fallout of AI slop-law.
Can someone who has insight explain why all these "leaders" are making these bold proclamations of doom all the sudden, whats the endgame here?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. I have tried coming back to the game multiple times and every time I just feel bored and underwhelmed by the whole experience.
I feel like if these people actually bought their sci-fi views about AI's future, creating a more powerful AI to wins the arms race would not be their solution.
Really puts the marvels of modern life into perspective, most people did not live long or happy lives for much of human history.
There is part of me who would love to see the style of internet created by companies like Meta regulated out of existence but the logical part of my mind recognizes this could lead to things like age verification laws,…
The difference is asbestos clearly and directly caused harm, the social media addiction stuff stand on pretty dubious science to say the least.
The system isn't tricking anyone, if an individual is not aware of how social media algorithms work that is due to willful ignorance (in the case of children that falls on the parents willful ignorance). I do personally…
Agreed, this is just setting the stage for requiring age verification (and surveillance) under the pretense of "saving the children".
Why not just ban all non government approved speech, less we hear something that might hurt our feelings or make us engage in wrongthink.
Really? because I feel like LLMs are already pretty much a commodity, not to say their won't be advances in LLMs but I don't see the models themselves being all that ripe for disruption the way that the web was and…
Learning how to do "boring" things is probably one of the more important skill a child can learn, most things worth doing tend to be kinda boring at least at some point.
clearly managed logging forest area
So we never build anything less it hurt a tree?
That seems like a bit of a false equivalency this was not some precious old growth forest, it was basically a managed logging area so more comparable to some farm land in the US, and this is me speaking as a certified…
I mean you could say something similar about most utilities though. Google will pay taxes on their investment to Finland and the services will be available to people in the region whats else would you really ask for?
yeah I was wondering about this since when I looked on the map the "forest" area in question appears to be rather new and was clearly part of a reforestation effort also the first thing I saw when randomly looked at the…
Interesting the forest area in question doesn't appear to be some sort of amazing old growth forest thats been there for centuries it appears to be old logging sites that was maybe reforested a few decades or so ago.
sure but that is still less than the total users of electricity.
Yes but for most people electricity is an absolute necessity, the average person could easily live without AI should it disappear from their lives.
I never said I wouldn't miss it or that is is useless, just that in comparison to other services I pay for (or the company I work for pays for) I could easily live without it. I have to ask though, are these lines of…
I can't think of any use case for AI that is a necessity for myself (or people I know), even if coding agents (which I use every day) disappeared tomorrow it would only be a minor inconvenience that I had to write my…
> We must move past vague discussions of “AI” and instead isolate the specific types of systems that are creating problems. This is absolutely correct and its surprising how rarely you see commenters in the media push…
yeah that part seems weird, I mean if its a public api thats literally the use case it was designed for.
I'm really hoping AI does not become the next political culture war thing, but I'm afraid it probably already is moving in that direction; though it does at least seem that the dividing lines won't be red vs blue this…
I really hope the bar associations continues to hold lawyers to high standards but I have feeling they may not be ready to handle fallout of AI slop-law.
Can someone who has insight explain why all these "leaders" are making these bold proclamations of doom all the sudden, whats the endgame here?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. I have tried coming back to the game multiple times and every time I just feel bored and underwhelmed by the whole experience.
I feel like if these people actually bought their sci-fi views about AI's future, creating a more powerful AI to wins the arms race would not be their solution.
Really puts the marvels of modern life into perspective, most people did not live long or happy lives for much of human history.
There is part of me who would love to see the style of internet created by companies like Meta regulated out of existence but the logical part of my mind recognizes this could lead to things like age verification laws,…
The difference is asbestos clearly and directly caused harm, the social media addiction stuff stand on pretty dubious science to say the least.
The system isn't tricking anyone, if an individual is not aware of how social media algorithms work that is due to willful ignorance (in the case of children that falls on the parents willful ignorance). I do personally…
Agreed, this is just setting the stage for requiring age verification (and surveillance) under the pretense of "saving the children".
Why not just ban all non government approved speech, less we hear something that might hurt our feelings or make us engage in wrongthink.
Really? because I feel like LLMs are already pretty much a commodity, not to say their won't be advances in LLMs but I don't see the models themselves being all that ripe for disruption the way that the web was and…
Learning how to do "boring" things is probably one of the more important skill a child can learn, most things worth doing tend to be kinda boring at least at some point.