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techhouseliving t1_jbqlah6 wrote
Reply to comment by stackofwits in La Niña, which worsens Atlantic hurricanes and Western droughts, is gone by LifeTableWithChairs
Which means more intense hurricanes which negates the uplifting part of the news?
techhouseliving t1_jb7oku3 wrote
Reply to What might slow this down? by Beautiful-Cancel6235
Although it takes a supercomputer to initially train a model, it can run in a very small amount of memory and processing. Like 2 gigs of data is required for stable diffusion which can in theory create any 2d art conceivable. Similar for language models. It's the ultimate compression algorithm.
M1s and m2s are designed to run these models very efficiently. And those are pretty widely distributed.
techhouseliving t1_jadsovw wrote
Reply to When will AI develop faster than white collar workers can reskill through education? by just-a-dreamer-
We're there its just not evenly distributed yet. Next generation in a few months is professor intelligence at super computer speed with the information of the entire Internet and the ability to create anything any artist or technician can, in seconds. In parallel, even. Self improving it's code.
Learn how to manage ai because it's still under our control for now. It's working for us, at least.
But we're super close to the singularity if you ask me and I work in this space. The speed is dizzying.
techhouseliving t1_jaa788t wrote
Fine, then give me the agreed upon definition of consciousness?
techhouseliving t1_ja7wfeo wrote
Reply to comment by FoxlyKei in Singularity claims its first victim: the anime industry by Ok_Sea_6214
Ha ha those things you talk about are already being automated with AI. Nothing is immune
techhouseliving t1_j9z2odq wrote
See the numerous interviews with Emad from stable diffusion his stated goal and what the appears to be doing is exactly this. Democratizing AI
They deserve our support that's the only way we're going to get AI for ourselves. It still takes supercomputers to index initially and that takes money.
techhouseliving t1_j9z157a wrote
How TF does a high cost high tech missile miss a slow moving balloon?
techhouseliving t1_j9ttu03 wrote
Reply to New agi poll says there is 50% chance of it happening by 2059. Thoughts? by possiblybaldman
People need to learn about accelerating acceleration.
techhouseliving t1_j9sc99q wrote
They aren't even remotely intelligent and the people who think they are also suffer from the same problem.
A robot tax is what we should be talking about because although they are just robots who write convincingly, they work cheaper than people.
techhouseliving t1_j9m1r58 wrote
Reply to comment by UniversalMomentum in Google announces major breakthrough that represents ‘significant shift’ in quantum computers by Ezekiel_W
I don't think you understand quantum.
techhouseliving t1_j94g9n8 wrote
Reply to comment by SlowCrates in Do you think the military has a souped-up version of chatGPT or are they scrambling to invent one? by Timely_Hedgehog
Ai controlling a fleet of cheap small drones with explosives sounds a lot cheaper and more effective than these freaking f16s. Come on.
techhouseliving t1_j8gx8dm wrote
Reply to comment by sojayn in What if AI companies are using our prompts to create low-resolution models of our entire identities? by roiseeker
It's a good story idea for sure What if those avatars became conscious...
techhouseliving t1_j3w5twf wrote
Reply to comment by RepulsiveVoid in Startup Uses AI Chatbot to Provide Mental Health Counseling and Then Realizes It 'Feels Weird' by Sorin61
I would say that most interactions in the future will be mediated by ai, much like most interactions will be mediated visually the same way... I feel for those people. It's going to drive a lot of people mad.
techhouseliving t1_iy5stpy wrote
Reply to Embrace what may be the most important green technology ever. It could save us all by stepsinstereo
The FDA just approved a vat grown steak, first approval of it's kind in the US.
It's a big deal.
techhouseliving t1_iwc0zjm wrote
To me it just shows how much similarity there is in much of human creativity.
techhouseliving t1_itq3647 wrote
Reply to comment by ihateshadylandlords in How far are we from being able to clone a singers voice? by HelloGoodbyeFriend
10 years.. No way. Competition is a powerful driver. If it's not already available in beta it'll be available by a dozen vendors in 6 months to a year max
techhouseliving t1_itdxu4v wrote
Reply to Could AGI stop climate change? by Weeb_Geek_7779
Unless it can fix politics, no.
We already know how to fix it and it would involve removing Republicans. Hey I heard there's an election coming up. Will we do it this time or just wait for magic software?
techhouseliving t1_jefgnxa wrote
Reply to comment by Bucktabulous in Inexpensive and environmentally friendly mechanochemical recycling process recovers 70% of lithium from batteries by chrisdh79
Time to mine landfills