That's not how it works. AI isn't about traditional computer code

> There is no going back.

The OP said they literally just did

Its ok, but like it feels like every post about gene editing has these sorts of comments:

amazing stuff

can this be used for x?

I WANT EYES THAT SHOOT LASERS DUDUCJDKDJFIFJFIGJRODKFOFKRNDJD

I did read it, but I still am not convinced it's worth it.

I explained in the post...

Sorry this is my first post on genes. I didn't know that the dick joke was over used.

A significant amount of current AI research is going into how to shrink and prune these models. The ones we have now are horribly inefficient. There's no way it takes a decade before something (granted, maybe less impressive) is available to consumer hardware.

Why does every post about gene editing have this sort of comment. No offence but this is about helping people with genetic disorders, not giving ppl a 12 inch penis

People are why we can't have nice things. I would like to personally thank everyone to who posted those screen caps over the last couple of days, completely ruining the fun for thousands, if not millions of other people.

i feel like i deduced it based on learning a bunch of history and reading about and thinking about the future

The cloud is extremely accessible. If I want thousands of cores and mountains of ram, it’s available to me in minutes. That’s not the problem. To even run one of these models, let alone train it, would be hundreds of thousands of dollars per day, and yes, if I had deep enough pockets I could easily do it on AWS or Azure.

It just requires far too much computing power for regular people to attain, regardless of what you know.

The energy requirements alone are massive. The software is far more ready for regular joes to use it than the hardware is. That’s going to take a decade or two to catch up.

If you're thinking of Open Assistant, that's LAION, not StabilityAI.

Why would I use blockchain when I can safely use a single service provider? This sounds like a solution looking for a problem.

We though the same about the capability we are seeing from AI. The cloud is pretty accessible.

Now time to use this stuff to grow our dicks.

major leaps in optimization and efficiency are normal for every other type of software, i don't see why AI will be any different

StabilityAI is making one

moore's law is dead

we'd need photonic cpus for this to become a consumer reality.

Right now, they're trying to make an improved search engine. I'm sure they'll keep working on other approaches to AI with different implementations in the future, but you must admit that, as a search engine, an answering machine is a better fit than a friend.

I also noticed chatgpt almost dumbed down over night?

Of course "regular" people will be able to use it, the same way regular people get access to state of the art quantum computers and supercomputers.

What TunaFish is saying is unlikely is for everyone to be able to run it in their own home. LLM engineers concur, moore's law isn't quite there anymore.

If you mean server time, that's obviously possible (I can run loads of GPT-3 right now for $5). But that's not exactly running it at home, if you know what I mean.

Clearly not the best aspect if it’s threatening people. How is that any helpful?

Its an entirely valid possibility and one we should avoid at all costs, that being said AI does not need military hardware to kill us. Way more efficient to get us to kill each other and let the stragglers die off. This is why integration is so important.

Or 6 feet undergrounded.

couldnt people into the opensource thing still host it on their own powerful servers and allow others to use it?