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ilive12 t1_j9hgc66 wrote

Because it was an email about a school shooting, and they left in the message that it was made from ChatGPT. I get using ChatGPT as a starting point for something like this, but it looks like they pasted in something verbatim while barely even reading what they were sending, especially about a sensitive subject, thats pretty careless.

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Bman1117 t1_j9h9jgf wrote

It's just the nerds for now once they make a easy to use app for iphone / android others will catch on. The two biggest problems right now is how much they are nerfing the AI and how long the fear mongering witch hunt will last. Yeah, we have have burn them at the stake type humans in 2023 smh. Once we get past that it should get better again but that fear / dumbing down phase could last way longer then we want it to... I do hope I'm wrong about that but I have seen the way humans behave these days, It could be awhile before Chat GPT and others like it are great again.

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Rep-love t1_j9h8q1g wrote

He is just a guy who really messes with the AI community. But the fact he has written AI doomsday stuff so much... It seems dishonest but I don't know how otherwise, he does not know as much about AI as he says he does. He is completely wrong about AI doomsday, it's just not connected to nearly as much as what he says.

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MightyDickTwist t1_j9h584s wrote

Different objectives. They could do that, if Google told them to. But they’re focusing on other things as well, like AlphaFold, Reinforcement Learning, Robotics, Medical applications, and even things like nuclear fusion.

They have their own answer to ChatGPT. They also do research on LLMs… but keep in mind that DeepMind does not develop products. They do research.

Google is the one that needs to develop products.

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headypete42033 t1_j9h5071 wrote

would be interesting if somehow tech made it possible to easily lucid dream where we can control those dreams. would be able to live whatever lifetime we want in a single night or even multiple lives in a single night.

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Spire_Citron t1_j9h4m38 wrote

I think we understand these systems well enough to know that just having knowledge about them isn't enough. We have experience with them going wrong in humans. You can lose the ability to feel pain if the physical structures that enable that are damaged. Knowledge won't help you there, no matter how much you have, if you don't have working nerves. Now, it might be possible to design something in an AI that mimics those systems, but I think that would have to be a very intentional act. It couldn't just be something that happens when the AI has learnt enough about pain unless it also has the ability to alter its own systems and decides to design such a thing for itself.

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