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Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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Class-Concious7785 t1_j697zty wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
For someone who makes such a big deal about being a PROUD ROMANIAN, you don't seem to care much about actually living there
Class-Concious7785 t1_j697w9x wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
Did you mean:
marxism socialism communism
[deleted] t1_j697lzi wrote
Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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Smellz_Of_Elderberry t1_j697l1z wrote
I think by this time next year it will be capable of writing one. But we'll see.
[deleted] t1_j697cn0 wrote
Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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Class-Concious7785 t1_j697b0o wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
Well then, go and try to do everything all by yourself without using the fruit of anyone else's labour, see how far that gets you
Class-Concious7785 t1_j6978fv wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
And you resorted to babbling nonsense again!
[deleted] t1_j69744g wrote
Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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Class-Concious7785 t1_j6973xe wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
Bending definitions and obsessively going through all of my comments, typical Consaine
How are you enjoying your mom's basement?
No_Ninja3309_NoNoYes t1_j6973c0 wrote
Reply to Myth debunked: Myths about nanorobots by kalavala93
I am all for it, medical nanobots, if they could help me avoid undergoing colonoscopy. But there must be downsides to nanobots. I never hear anyone talk about them. Except for gray goo scenarios.
Class-Concious7785 t1_j696yyy wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
And to oppose collectivism is to deny the nature of humanity, therefore fascism will never achieve its goals
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Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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[deleted] t1_j696ttv wrote
Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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[deleted] t1_j696sy1 wrote
Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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Class-Concious7785 t1_j696q1m wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
Are you actually stupid enough to not know what an equivalent is, or are you just trolling?
[deleted] t1_j696mpk wrote
Reply to comment by Class-Concious7785 in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
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Class-Concious7785 t1_j696hbf wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Last night I had perhaps the most interesting conversation of my life entirely with a Joseph Stalin chat AI. We discussed hours of philosophy and morals, and it's responses and original questions truly baffled me. Part 1 of the chat log is listed below. by TBabb01
Yes I'm sure the word of the Chinese equivalent of Scientology is very trustworthy
rootless2 t1_j69688f wrote
Reply to I don't see why AGI would help us by TheOGCrackSniffer
it would be a machine process capable of adapting any series of problems and datasets, further it could "learn" from doing said problems and evaluating datasets (language, math, DNA), and essentially reprogram itself to get exponentially better at "learning."
Take the 2+2=4 problem (and more broadly 2+2=5). AGI would be able to solve 2+2=4 without any additional information, separate from a dictionary, similar to how a child in preschool would learn math with blocks, similarly AGI would be able to think on the moral problem of 2+2=5.
We don't know what AGI really is because we have a technology limit, ie. we can't synthesize the human brain, beyond having a child. And we can't recreate the human brain organically because of the ethical implications (and well, we don't know how to either).
malcolmrey t1_j695bo4 wrote
Reply to comment by ElvinRath in Google not releasing MusicLM by Sieventer
i come from poland and if someone says that he/she is praying - they mean it :-)
cheers!
TheKing01 OP t1_j6958wz wrote
Reply to comment by ipatimo in Don't despair; there is decent likelihood that an extremely large amount of resources will flow from AGI to the common man (even without UBI) by TheKing01
> taxes would come to the governments in greater amount than before
I'm skeptical of this. See the last part of my post.
californiarepublik t1_j694wuz wrote
Reply to comment by BigZaddyZ3 in Google not releasing MusicLM by Sieventer
I’d rather say that by the time AI ca n do all those things, we’ll have bigger problems than musicians and artists being replaced, at that point AI will be able to do everything better than humans.
ElvinRath t1_j694ill wrote
Reply to comment by malcolmrey in Google not releasing MusicLM by Sieventer
Haha sorry, It was a set phrase, I don't mean literally praying, I'm an atheist.
I think that it's also used in english, but maybe it is not that common? At least in my language there are a lot of expressions that include religious terms (like praying or god) that are quite common, and I don't feel particulary bad using them when they seem fit to the conversation.
It means "let's HOPE+WISH that they keep publishing the papers".
I don't mention the code because...well, I WISH that they published it, but I have no HOPE for that hahaha
Sashinii t1_j6946s7 wrote
Reply to Has anybody read the webcomic Seed? by Diacred
Thanks for sharing. I read a lot of manhwa and web comics, but I haven't heard of this.
wavefxn22 t1_j69828s wrote
Reply to comment by visarga in Google not releasing MusicLM by Sieventer
They aren’t necessarily broad categories. You can ask ai to do something in the style of a specific artist. Say, van gough. His style was not a broad category, it was very distinct. And even he had styles within his styles, different periods.
Ai can be broad or specific, when it gets too specific as in people asking for “in the style of van gough” then we need some copyright protections.
Picked van gough as an example because he killed himself thinking he was worthless. He’d be even worse off today