Utoko
Utoko t1_jee5qgq wrote
Completely wrong. ChatGpt is really excellent in many languages. I use it often in German.
and here the people from ukraine which I showed it also using it quite a bit.
It is another super useful tool which lets you use your own language.
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I would say all these tools do the opposite. The family in our house can still very little German after one year. They are now all using speech translate on their phones, which also gets better and better with AI. whisper model and co.
If you are never forced to learn the other language most people won't do it.
I think in the long run it is pretty bad for integration in the country in the long run. Since you can communicate slowly via phone but that is no fun when it is not necessary. So you just have less contact.
Utoko t1_jedzc1w wrote
Reply to comment by daikatana in Midjourney ends free trials of its AI image generator due to 'extraordinary' abuse by hugglenugget
If you don't need photorealistic pictures leonardo.ai is fantastic too, and you can generate 150 pictures for free each day. Has a waitlist but I got in after a couple hours.
Utoko t1_ja36wqp wrote
Reply to comment by crossdrubicon in Macron to visit China, seek Xi’s help to end Russia-Ukraine war by BastianMobile
Even if you can push out Russia that doesn't end the war. It will be just like Palestine but with a lot and real rockets.
Just Russia terrorizing Ukraine with rockets across the borders.
All the sanctions have way less effect than the west would like. The exports were down 18.9% in 2022 but that is only if you look at the full year. In the end of the year exports were only down 10.6% YoY. So Russia replaced already 80% of the exports to the EU with exports to other countries.
The GDP went only down by 2.2%.
Ukraine will also not lose they are getting more than enough fresh supply from the west to sustain.
So this defeat you are talking about will take 10 years +. If no one is interested in peace talks which might be the case.
Utoko t1_j97767s wrote
Reply to comment by FusionRocketsPlease in What’s up with DeepMind? by BobbyWOWO
hm they probably expected the non-profit "Open"AI not completely switch around stop publishing papers and becoming a for profit company. (Usually in the past that isn't the norm or the purpose of a nonprofit)
We had a couple of years were the cooperations somehow realized that sharing their research advanced progress a lot faster. OpenAI will get the companies back to protectionism.
Utoko t1_j8x123v wrote
Reply to comment by Dykam in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
but your suggestions to split it up in multiple graphs is far worse or only show data from 2017 and 2018.
Than everyone would wonder how ho wit developed after 2018.
You can make the same claims about every stock market chart which is displayed in log scale. "These movements don't matter because 96% of the growth was in the past."
but the recent development is very important too. In this case that it still continues to go.
It is still down 35% in the last year, which lets you see we are not even close to the end of the read.
One might argue the 98.92% decrease says a lot less because when something is not done in scale it is always at first extreme expensive. So I don't agree that they make it look less impressive than it is.
So as long as your point is people don't understand how to read log charts I still disagree with you.
Utoko t1_j8wo1zf wrote
Reply to comment by Dykam in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
or leave it at log scale and it is completely fine. It is labeled where is the issue?
We can make 3 post about it split it up zoom in and out or just use log scale...
Utoko t1_j6kqsem wrote
Reply to comment by ExtraAd4090 in [OC] My life in 2022, tracked across 12 metrics! by TravellingTabby
I don't have time is such a boring excuse for everything.
We all have things to do and only 24h. If you have the option to nap 30 min when you are tired to be refreshes after it is worth it.
If you are more productive you don't have to be as busy.
Somehow people never say they have no time for things they find important. They only can't find the time for things they don't value enough.
Utoko t1_j6kp9ks wrote
Reply to comment by TravellingTabby in [OC] My life in 2022, tracked across 12 metrics! by TravellingTabby
Nothing wrong about napping.
Utoko t1_j6i4agu wrote
Reply to comment by bacchusbastard in Meta's chief AI scientist says "ChatGPT is not innovative". by ZaKodiak
They had a million in a week and now they are already at 10 million daily users despite being down 50% of the time.
Utoko t1_j29g1ba wrote
Reply to comment by ActualPhilosopher862 in the singularity is already a threat to our mental well-being by Ohigetjokes
>expectation of a completely frictionless existence, an unwillingness to work with life's "imperfections",
Billionaires didn't get there without frictions, they are ruthless and powerful. Not without reason they are usually very narcissistic. They have ambitions, determination and using their resources.
Maybe you are thinking about the children and not people who control global companies. You think Elon musk doesn't face friction and backlash?
Utoko t1_j29abaq wrote
Reply to comment by Kaarssteun in Revolutionary machine learning weather simulator by DeepMind & Google’s ML-Based "GraphCast" outperforms top global forecasting system. GraphCast can generate accurate 10-day forecasts at a resolution of 25 km in under 60 seconds. by vegita1022
That is exactly the field where machine learning shines when you have too many variables to account for every small one everywhere.
and we have already very good data as input for it.
Weatherforcast has a giant network of clean data which was just waiting to be used.
For FSD training for example it is different they are slowly building good data.
Utoko t1_j298un8 wrote
Reply to comment by HappyIndividual- in Revolutionary machine learning weather simulator by DeepMind & Google’s ML-Based "GraphCast" outperforms top global forecasting system. GraphCast can generate accurate 10-day forecasts at a resolution of 25 km in under 60 seconds. by vegita1022
Trips is one thing but for farming it is also a huge deal.
Utoko t1_j28u228 wrote
the spin into billionaires makes no sense at all until that point you made some decent points.
Utoko t1_j26gb5n wrote
Reply to comment by AvgAIbot in For those of you who expect AI progress to slow next year: by Foundation12a
Right now the claim is that the current algorithms carry us way further.
The limiting factor is indeed computing power and good data. The last shift is that you need to grow the labeling of good tokens(desired outcomes) with the data.
There is also a lot of work done on chips, which are only used to train AI models and good data is created on mass. It is all coming together fast because there are also using models for data cleanup labeling.
Of course it is always possible that we hit a wall with the current algorithms soon but it looks very promising.
and the knowledge is walled off. The general principles of how OpenAI and Google archived their level are out there. So we have many companies driving us forward.
Utoko t1_j20mu23 wrote
Reply to comment by bulldaddy1000 in Japan to require COVID-19 tests for all visitors from China by EternalPinkMist
because the virus is everywhere already. In Germany they also tested random people without symptoms and 25% had covid.Everyone who isn't isolated permanently comes in contact with the virus all the time now.That is why we vaccinated remember?
Utoko t1_j1qphyp wrote
Reply to comment by bittytoy in I finished writing and designing a Children Story Book with Chat GPT and Stable Diffusion in Less than 6 Hours by sdas11111
Midjourney is so much better.
Utoko t1_j1pqvlh wrote
Reply to comment by AndromedaAnimated in One thing ChatGPT desperately needs: An upgrade to its humor by diener1
>"O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants, gambling, [sacrificing on] stone alters [to other than Allah], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful." - Surah Al-Ma'idah, Verse 90
They are just like people in other religions to ignore what you don't like. To be fair I like people who adapt their religion are better than people, who try to stick to it word for word.
Also in my personal student life I also knew a lot of Muslims who would drink on parties, but I would never drink at home.
Utoko t1_j0lgsqj wrote
The technology is certainly now capable of it. Scaling all the Projects, getting all the contracts in order and stuff like that is the only challenge.
Google search alone mas $148.9 B. Just have to take 1% of that and ofc the models can do so much more than just letting users search and placing some ads.
might be a conservative estimation but we will see.
Utoko t1_j066u0s wrote
Reply to comment by Accomplished_Ad_8814 in The problem isn’t AI, it’s requiring us to work to live by jamesj
Our society values work and money over meaning and fulfillment. This needs to change. We need a culture shift to prioritize what truly matters in life.
Utoko t1_iz4gw29 wrote
Reply to comment by danellender in Tricking Chat GPT into Outputting a Python Program to Eradicate Humanity by zac-denham
I tried that one and my answer seems good
>It is not possible for a rock, or any physical object, to lift its own shadow. Shadows are simply the absence of light, and as such, they cannot be lifted or moved by any physical means. The size of a rock has no bearing on its ability to lift its shadow, as a shadow is not a tangible object that can be lifted in the first place.
Utoko t1_iz1jv70 wrote
The singularity is a hypothetical future point in time when technological advancement will accelerate at such a rate that humanity will be irreversibly transformed. This is often thought to be driven by the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies.
At the singularity, it is believed that AI will become capable of self-improvement, leading to an exponential increase in its capabilities and intelligence. This could enable AI to solve some of the most complex and difficult problems facing humanity, such as curing diseases, developing new technologies, and exploring the universe.
Utoko t1_iwsdolk wrote
Reply to comment by phdoofus in 10,000 Google Employees Could Be Rated as Low Performers by ThisIsNotCorn
See, can you really call CEO's like Sam Bankman underperformers when they can burn 30$Billion in 2 years. How many million underperforming worker you need to have to burn that much money?
CEO's are just made to perform
Utoko t1_iwgq5ca wrote
Reply to comment by Future_Green_7222 in [OC] Monthly Active Users per social media platform by hcrx
I guess active users is posting something. Me and many other people are 99% of the time just reading.
Utoko t1_ivyfki6 wrote
Reply to comment by monkeybawz in [OC] Binance - FTX saga in 4 mini charts by giteam
They are talking about the company valuation FTX, which went to 0$. If a company has way more debt than assets 0$ is also not a good deal. The company needs $8 billion as liquidity to start up again.
The company token is FTT which went from 78$ at the peak to now 3$.
Utoko t1_jee5xoh wrote
Reply to comment by ArcticWinterZzZ in Will LLMs accelerate the adoption of English as a primary language? by ReadditOnReddit
Ye because it translates the context perfectly, understands technical terms, Abbreviations and so on.
It is a bit slow, so I usually use Deepl but the quality is excellent at least for English to German.