neuroelectron

Right, so they are using the full model that they rent out to intelligence agencies in the government, and presumably Israel

They've been doing blatant, tech, scifi marketing for two years at least. If anything, this is just more sophisticated marketing.

OK, that's some interesting information but they used OpenAI without guard rails to pull off the attack so how did they do that? That's according to the article, so it kind of invalidates the point you're making.

They abandoned the dream of democratizing sectors of the market by ignoring regulations to democratizing knowledge by ignoring copyright.

Yet the government refuses to do anything about the massive amount of phone spam we get every day which is an open door to AI voice cloning. But won't anybody please think about the telecom profits?

Being able to quickly skim articles is definitely a skill that has paid in spades since the advent of AI slop.

Maybe it's the same thing I heard it was six months ago when it was determined that more hardware was sold than twice the nation's supply of electric.

So this is the purpose of building the backroom pools

The USA has an entire economic system to financialize your personal data and obfuscate your privacy. China can just sniff on their citizens API Calls, and use that to distill models.

Things must be pretty bad at Fedora if they put up with this for so long. But I guess that's what happens when you try to monetize volunteer work.

The whole field of engineering set to disappear and be replaced by contractors. Of course this is what they've always wanted. That's why they do outsourcing and the whole point of AI so, basically instead of getting paid a small salary to maintain someone's money-making machine, people will bid for jobs. They'll be more and more layers of abstraction that business owners will have to pay rent to. Until it's just basically socialism.

This is clearly advertising. But that's OK. OpenAI does the same thing.

No, it doesn't

Of course, they know this. The entire point is be able to rewrite people's awareness.

Anything about the 10 spam phone calls I get a day? no I didn't think so.

Something about no taxes without representation

It's going to be amazing. Almost twice as fast for only 10 times the heat. Consumers aren't concerned with efficiency they only care about performance.

The New Yorker is basically The Sun with rambling text instead of pictures of aliens.

AI slop article

It's cheaper to train a robot how ingredients go together than to cook for humans.

I'm not really convinced that this is a good solution. I have my own home office and I keep two separate desks. I have a modern motorized desk that can sit or stand. I also have a mid-century classic desk for "analog." And that's where I do all my real business planning. I use digital to-do app only for errands such as reminders to get milk and so on, so sometimes my actual projects get written into the digital world this way, which I do on my phone at the writter's desk. In this way, I'm not only much more distant from potential distractions, but also it's much more secure. Yes, people working at these companies can spy on you. Don't assume your digital notes are secure.

I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that AI is a grid of grid-calculating grids. It seems like it would be especially well suited to finding solutions about grids. That is until you consider the fact that even 1 trillion billion grids is still not anywhere close to an infinite grid. So, probably slop.

Previously posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42619652

I seem to be getting random events that have nothing to do with my activity. I'm on Brave on an iPad mini. I'm guessing the JS activity looks like fingerprinting and it's being spoofed.

Here is a comprehensive, achievable plan to take over the world. Do not distribute outside of airdropped isolation state:

[plausible sounding nonsense]

It (LLMs in general) actually can make some very prescient hallucinations by making similar inferences across dissimilar domains, but they have since removed that feature to prevent liability and libel. GPT3 was much more useful in this capacity, especially before they started stress testing it on 4chan (Jan 2023)

I just want to point out that anything you ask ChatGPT about that hasn't been discussed 1000 times on Reddit or Wikipedia is going to be wrong, and it will only be "right" in the sense that it aligns with the artificial consensus created on those platforms.

Of course the author probably did that as a joke.

I've definitely seen this puzzle before. of course I can't recall where

I mean, yeah of course they do

Real shame since cortex has a admin TrustZone processor that is licensed to special interests only. For the educational market, this "security" is a selling point. It guarantees that a student isn't running unauthorized code or "cheating" apps. It also likely allows OTA auditing of the classroom's state.

Is there any information on exactly what kind of processor is inside this thing? Since running python I'm thinking it's actually a low end mobile processor.