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Or maybe they do interact with each other and that's how they escape: they're forced out by interactions with all the other gravitrons in the black hole.

To people who choose not to swear (for non-religious reasons), what is your motivation to be that way ? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

[-] intensely_human@lemm.ee 16 points 2 days ago

I was once being followed and harassed by a woman. I told her to "stay the fuck out of my life".

Nothing came of it, but when I asked a lawyer about getting a restraining order against her, he told me that she actually had grounds to get an order against me, specifically because I had used the word "fuck" when I said that to her. That word, he said, could be considered evidence in a hearing that I was dangerous to her.

So basically, my primary reason to stop cursing is to avoid triggering special rules (not only legal, but corporate rules as well) that are activated by a person who says those key words.

If AI is so rampent and used for evil purposes. Can we not use it for good purposes like creating a personalized JARVIS like in Iron Man? Would that not be better than using it for fake images? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

[-] intensely_human@lemm.ee 2 points 2 days ago

Well, as long as we ensure training data needs to be paid for and can't just be scraped from the web, we will ensure that only large corporations with deep pockets can train models.

That is the reason there is a big "grassroots" push to stop AI from training on all our web content: it's a play to ensure no small players can make AI, and that AI is dominated by a few big players.

If AI is so rampent and used for evil purposes. Can we not use it for good purposes like creating a personalized JARVIS like in Iron Man? Would that not be better than using it for fake images? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

[-] intensely_human@lemm.ee 3 points 2 days ago

The best way to ensure AI is used for good purposes is to make sure AI is in as many hands as possible. That was the original idea behind OpenAI (hence the name), which was supposed to be a nonprofit pushing open-source AI into the world to ensure a multipolar AI ecosystem.

That failed badly.

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Skateboarding on multilevel o'neill cylinders is gonna be sick (lemm.ee)

submitted 8 months ago by intensely_human@lemm.ee to c/showerthoughts@lemmy.world

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O’Neill cylinder is that big rotating cylinder space station format that uses the spin for artificial gravity.

At higher elevations the gravity will be lower. BMX bikes will be fun too. Make a big jump and you can go across the center and land on the other side, or go into a zero-gee part in the middle, which works out if you’re always inside a curve.

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Sleep is when your brain's LLM retrains on the day's conversation (lemm.ee)

submitted 8 months ago by intensely_human@lemm.ee to c/showerthoughts@lemmy.world

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I’ve noticed ChatGPT gets less able to do precise reasoning or respond to instructions, the longer the conversation gets.

It felt exactly like working with a student who was getting tired and needed to rest.

Then I had above shower thought. Pretty cool right?

Every few months a new ChatGPT v4 is deployed. It’s got new training data, up through X date. They train up a new model on the new content in the world, including ChatGPT conversations from users who’ve opted into that (or didn’t opt out, can’t remember how it’s presented).

It’s like GPT is “sleeping”, to consolidate “the day’s” knowledge into long term memory. All the data in the current conversation is its short term memory. After handling a certain amount of complexity in one conversation, the coherence of responses breaks down, becomes more habitual and less responsive to nuance. It gets tired and can’t go much further.