Problem is that it doesn’t automate away the bullshit in our lives. We’re creating even more bullshit that we’re forced to deal with online and at our jobs. Sure we can use the bullshit generator to respond to bullshit, but how do you know what’s bullshit in the first place, are you going to ask your bullshit generator to sort that out for you as well?
Must be infuriating to explain stochastic parrot to a community only to have it parroted poorly while rejecting the original premise.
If capital was a god?
My dog does linear algebra everytime he pees on a fire hydrant so that he only pees for the exact amount of time needed. Similarly, when I drain my bath tub, it acts as a linear algebra machine that calculates how long it takes for the water to drain through a small hole.
Is this a fun way to look at the world that allows us to more readily build computational devices from our environment? Definitely. Is it useful for determining what is intelligence? Not at all.
How people expect AGI before self-driving cars is just ridiculous.
In their eyes a stochastic parrot is a person. There seems to be a pattern here…
Was reading “Winds of Change” by Ursula last night and this reminds me of something a character (approximately) said: men don’t trust women when they band together because they see schemes. And they’re right, but the bounds we make are to the next generation.
I believe that LLM can represent me anytime.
Talk about having the most replaceable job.
I think it’s cute when siblings dress to match.
I’ve arrived to too many projects that were ridiculously over complicated because of “potential” that is never realized.
Worker: why don’t we get a larger share of the profits?
Owner: Because I’m taking most of the risk!
Also Owner:
Do people go to these to network? Because I think you could just ask ChatGPT how to use it to make money and get the same results.
Can’t wait to prompt inject myself into a promotion.
I wonder how the workers in Blade Runner justify the situation of replicants. There’s the guy who made the eyes of those machines, he didn’t seem to live the same comfy life as the guy living on top of the fucking pyramid. I guess he did his work because it was “interesting”. The other workers probably went along with it because the wars meant they got cheaper commodities or some other all too common justification.
Nobody:
EA: Scientology has some good traits, we should copy them.