Aren't all generative models examples of good communism? "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" The AI learns from everyone and then generates what we need on demand.

Who was that rep?

I'd assume that your time-to-create would gradually become faster and faster with how quickly this particular technology is moving and with general hardware tech advancement as well.

You guys are on the cutting edge, some might say you are a little ahead of your time. Regardless it's welcome innovation and all I can do is wish you the absolute best. Fascinating stuff

It seems like you're talking about a model that has been trained in both languages. However, there are two issues with this. Firstly, the Chinese generally prefer to train models solely on Chinese data or with a limited amount of English data included. Secondly, multi-language models currently perform significantly worse compared to models that are trained on a single language.

> why does a soul or whatever have anything to do with importance?

It doesn't, I was reacting to something else entirely (namely a phrase of yours that I quoted).

> we just went over how "abstract" and "material" (the world) aren't necessarily so different...

A description of a thing (an "abstraction") is not the same as the thing in a materialistic universe. I can see how they can be neighbours in a platonic or more generally an idealistic universe.

Which is why it is crucial for us to know in what type of universe we find ourselves into.

My point is that current ai-generated videos are somewhat clunky/obviously faked. But once they are indistinguishable from genuine videos, what does it matter if we're being spied on or not? They could just generate videos to implicate us.

No you're not, hehe

Summarizing, using ChatGPT or on your own, should be mandatory in every subreddit when posting links to articles. Using ChatGPT makes it 0 effort, so there's no reason to NOT have that policy...

They're not cooking those burgers in an automated kitchen.

Study literature, philosophy, economics, and history. Get straight A’s. You’ll be adaptable and wise.

Yeah, it's going to be funny seeing how these "internet is a series of tubes" geezers are going to try to regulate AGI.

We're fucked.

No, AI doesn't work that way. You just put into it text in any language, all of them together, and it figures out an inter-language representation. So you can ask in Chinese what it learns in English.

But there's also plenty of Chinese text. GLM-130B has been trained on over 400 billion text tokens (200B each for Chinese and English). GPT-3 was trained on 300B tokens mostly English.

Just smoked your first weed huh

would be interested to see this interview

yeah certainly the data has to be transferred somehow, the machine cannot read your mind, but I think being able to have a "conversation" effectively with the algorithm will go a long way. for example:

"portrait of woman, age 25, beautiful face"

"okay, face is good but make the photo more realistic and less artsy, and have her wearing a black turtle neck"

"okay, now let's work on the background, make it lighter and blurred slightly"

et cetera

>the name change was overwhelmingly rejected by a vote of 2,388 to 219

Texas!

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Understood. I would like to see more of that too, but we have what we have. As I said, I think it is a good resource to go through every morning, take what's interesting, and leave the rest. I mostly just look at the links and leave the discussions unless it's something that really strikes me.

They place the food on a conveyor belt.

I heard an interesting idea that baby/kid caretakers will be the last jobs that only humans can do, because for the foreseeable future, even a robot more intelligent than a human won't be able to give the human touch/care that babies need to develop.

They combined a platform called saycan with a LLM and it demonstrated much higher planning accuracy than what's previously been shown with robotics. So apparently the LLM is giving it the capability to have some real world smarts and better understands the relationships between objects. Actual task execution still has a ways to go, the main limitation there being robotic control algorithms, which Google admittedly is pretty bad at.

Yes, consider how much less we will need if we don't have to work. We'll need far less property.

According to one of the other comments it’s to distinguish it from the Native American settlements in the surrounding area.

It’s more than that. The food is delivered to the window automated too. It’s a significant change. Imagine this being implemented on a global scale.