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botfiddler t1_iw5r1kv wrote
Reply to comment by RobleyTheron in The CEO of OpenAI had dropped hints that GPT-4, due in a few months, is such an upgrade from GPT-3 that it may seem to have passed The Turing Test by lughnasadh
>The reality is that ALL artificial intelligence today is pattern matching and nothing more.
This sounds like a construction to make your point. Reasoners exist, you can write a program doing logic. It's just not where the progress happens. Something more human-like needs to be constructed out of different parts.
botfiddler t1_iw5c1bt wrote
Reply to comment by Thatingles in The CEO of OpenAI had dropped hints that GPT-4, due in a few months, is such an upgrade from GPT-3 that it may seem to have passed The Turing Test by lughnasadh
We don't live in the time age of solutions.
botfiddler t1_iw5bomd wrote
Reply to comment by FireTrickle in Humanoid robots are getting close to reality by Soupjoe5
That was always the plan, and to use them to raise children.
botfiddler t1_ivxxl4z wrote
Reply to comment by Akimbo333 in My Robot Wife. The Future of Human-AI relationships | by Victor Hogrefe | Nov, 2022 | Medium by seekknowledge4ever
In the manosphere this is a topic. These independent women are chasing just even more successful and better looking guys. I doubt that buying a robot would be a good alternative for them. They are also the ones projecting shame into men doing this. Well, we will see...
botfiddler t1_ivuvr31 wrote
Reply to My Robot Wife. The Future of Human-AI relationships | by Victor Hogrefe | Nov, 2022 | Medium by seekknowledge4ever
The article doesn't mention the idea of open source aka free hardware designs and software as the obvious solution. Also, women are probably not attracted to a robot guy without a job and they are already covered with tools. It's guys who want a humanoid animated doll. Some wrong conclusions there. Not really a good article.
botfiddler t1_ivtyst2 wrote
Reply to comment by Cr4zko in My Robot Wife. The Future of Human-AI relationships | by Victor Hogrefe | Nov, 2022 | Medium by seekknowledge4ever
Well, work on it yourself...
botfiddler t1_ivtymnb wrote
Reply to comment by AI_Enjoyer87 in My Robot Wife. The Future of Human-AI relationships | by Victor Hogrefe | Nov, 2022 | Medium by seekknowledge4ever
Free hardware and software designs?
botfiddler t1_ivkoypp wrote
Reply to In the face on the Anthropocene by apple_achia
I assume, you are just trying to push your politics down into everyone's throat. There are most likely going to be people having energy and other ressources. Also, technology isn't obligated to solve political problems. It might solve it, or maybe it doesn't. Maybe the coming crisis will solve the problems by removing some elites, and not necessarily "the billionaires". People might even not agree, that there is a political problem. Just because you claim there's something to solve, doesn't mean everyone has to agree, or agree with the way you want to solve it.
We have enough for everyone and poverty
- and we share
- or we don't
We don't have enough for everyone plus technology
- and we share
- or we don't
We have enough for everyone plus technology
- and we share
- or we don't
It's a political decision, and it's futile to discuss these theoretical scenarios with hostile actors.
botfiddler t1_ivjauly wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Becoming increasingly pessimistic about LEV + curing aging by Phoenix5869
No.
botfiddler t1_ivj7nal wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Becoming increasingly pessimistic about LEV + curing aging by Phoenix5869
Overpopulation is coming from the growth in poor countries, especially in combination with increasing standards of living. We were first. I will not limit my life time in favor of other people.
botfiddler t1_iv9r3xi wrote
r/longevity
botfiddler t1_iv9qt7m wrote
Reply to comment by Phoenix5869 in Becoming increasingly pessimistic about LEV + curing aging by Phoenix5869
I don't think there won't be one cure and then you're done, it's about complex treatments during your lifetime.
botfiddler t1_iv9qn7q wrote
Reply to comment by Phoenix5869 in Becoming increasingly pessimistic about LEV + curing aging by Phoenix5869
Someone maybe said that back then, without having any data backing that up. The current situation looks much different.
botfiddler t1_iv9qaf9 wrote
Reply to comment by ChoosenUserName4 in Becoming increasingly pessimistic about LEV + curing aging by Phoenix5869
Many of the drugs and treatments they're looking into are already approved, but for other things. If it's not approved fast enough, people will go to other countries.
botfiddler t1_iv9pjls wrote
This isn't how such progress happens. In US aging has now been acknowledge as a medical condition for which drugs can be prescribed. Drugs are also more systematically tested. There are some very promising trends, not just hopes and snake oil.
botfiddler t1_iv7ks8z wrote
Reply to comment by evin90 in Carnegie Mellon researchers claim they have used new AI techniques to train much cheaper robot dogs (approx $6,000 cost) to reproduce the advanced functionality of the Boston Dynamics Spot robot. by lughnasadh
Skynet is fiction and in that fiction it was made by the military to kill people and they gave it the power to do so. Fembots like Cameron (TSCC) where on their way fixing it.
botfiddler t1_iv6o2xa wrote
Reply to comment by Ovrl in Carnegie Mellon researchers claim they have used new AI techniques to train much cheaper robot dogs (approx $6,000 cost) to reproduce the advanced functionality of the Boston Dynamics Spot robot. by lughnasadh
Not trolling, I mean it. The future has to be more like the future.
botfiddler t1_iv6hw1f wrote
Reply to Carnegie Mellon researchers claim they have used new AI techniques to train much cheaper robot dogs (approx $6,000 cost) to reproduce the advanced functionality of the Boston Dynamics Spot robot. by lughnasadh
Thanks, I plan to use similar motors for my gynoid at some point. She won't need to walk much, so it should be fine.
botfiddler t1_iusg0hm wrote
Reply to comment by WashiBurr in Robots That Write Their Own Code by kegzilla
It's fun switching between reading here and r/collapse
botfiddler t1_iusf6zm wrote
Reply to comment by kegzilla in Robots That Write Their Own Code by kegzilla
And for those without Twitter: https://nitter.dark.fail/jackyliang42/status/1587798590386233344
botfiddler t1_iudbtby wrote
Reply to comment by MagnanimousBacon in If you were performing a Turing test to a super advanced AI, which kind of conversations or questions would you try to know if you are chatting with a human or an AI? by Roubbes
I was referring to a scientific experiment, lol.
botfiddler t1_iub7wa2 wrote
Reply to comment by MagnanimousBacon in If you were performing a Turing test to a super advanced AI, which kind of conversations or questions would you try to know if you are chatting with a human or an AI? by Roubbes
You forgot about the part where the AI is making stuff up.. Also, at least big apes watch porn when getting the opportunity.
botfiddler t1_iu9g69o wrote
Reply to comment by Catablepas in If you were performing a Turing test to a super advanced AI, which kind of conversations or questions would you try to know if you are chatting with a human or an AI? by Roubbes
You think every human gets depressed? That's a mental disorder not a normal state of mind. Also, every language model would come up with some good answer on that.
botfiddler t1_iu9eqr3 wrote
Reply to comment by MagnanimousBacon in If you were performing a Turing test to a super advanced AI, which kind of conversations or questions would you try to know if you are chatting with a human or an AI? by Roubbes
Ooof, I don't get it why there are pornstars. Not everyone cares about the person, but only about the genre or type of activity. That aside, language models could probably answer your questions. The real detection would be in the contradictions or changing stories after asking similar questions after a while.
botfiddler t1_iw6lnoa wrote
Reply to comment by SurroundSwimming3494 in The CEO of OpenAI had dropped hints that GPT-4, due in a few months, is such an upgrade from GPT-3 that it may seem to have passed The Turing Test by lughnasadh
Hmm, Ben said 5-30 years a while ago.