koelti
koelti t1_j63gbed wrote
don't want to be rude because this seems well researched, but can you give a TL;DR? 😅
koelti t1_j3wmylv wrote
Reply to We surveyed 1k people on the Metaverse and discovered that almost nobody (1.5%) cares about Meta's Horizon World by matthevva
horizon world's =/= metaverse, how often do we have to endure this misconception?
koelti t1_itp77hs wrote
Reply to comment by fuckdonaldtrump7 in How should an individual best prepare for the next five - ten years? by BinyaminDelta
Yeah, definitely :). As I said, it's just an thought experiment, I'm not arguing this is actually gonna happen. I couldn't know.
koelti t1_itp6p8t wrote
Reply to comment by ActuaryGlittering16 in Is anything better than FTL as a future? by ribblle
I think if we can create virtual worlds indistinguishable from reality, wouldn't reality kind of lose its value? What is even real then? How can we be sure we aren't in a virtual world already?
koelti t1_itp6hv6 wrote
Reply to comment by BinyaminDelta in Is anything better than FTL as a future? by ribblle
the question is...if full dive VR really exists, how can we be sure we are not in it already?
koelti t1_itp67qz wrote
Reply to comment by fuckdonaldtrump7 in How should an individual best prepare for the next five - ten years? by BinyaminDelta
depends. This is just my own theory without real sources, so take it just as that, but when we talk about Moore's law we only look at hardware advancements...obviously. But what about the software side? We see rapid improvements in AI and software optimization today, take DLSS for example. Without any noticeable loss to quality, DLSS is able to up FPS count by 40-50%. What if we apply this to tech in general. Moore's law might not be able to hold up in the hardware sense, but maybe we are able to achieve way more with less in the future.
koelti t1_isar7gu wrote
Reply to comment by Ogbaba in Food Project Proposes Matrix-Style Vertical Chicken Farms [2012] by Leprechan_Sushi
well, we don't do that sadly, so yeah I agree, we should stop. Or rather, everyone reading this should stop consuming animal products
koelti t1_ir97bm7 wrote
Reply to comment by fuf3d in The last few weeks have been truly jaw dropping. by Particular_Leader_16
AGI has hardly anything to do with walking robots
koelti t1_j9eo56a wrote
Reply to comment by Chad_Abraxas in People are Flooding Magazines With AI-Written Fiction Because They Think They’ll Make Money by SnoozeDoggyDog
I feel like the way you use AI will be the way to go for the foreseeable future: as a helpful tool to try out things before 100% commiting to an idea. But I still can't stop to wonder if this is really going to be the end of LLMs progress? Don't you think it possible that one day such models can indeed write just as good stories with deep complexity and creativity as humans so that it is no longer distinguishable from human work?