Most “fruit” are sweet because we made them so. And we did so with plenty of vegetables too.

Sweetest thing in my garden are tomatoes.

Maybe to turn a refurbed pixel into a hole server?

Uhu, and if it was still as obvious as in 2023 they could have made a filter by now… Which is why I called hindsight bias. But AI improved with being more convincing, that’s the actual problem, not volume. Imagine if AI actually got more correct, they would also have a higher volume of reports. Maybe not that much but ones they’d actually have to spend time to fix.

I encourage you to read some threads linked at the bottom of the article. The AI spammers have become way less obvious, one even has video. The team still checks every issue.

Hindsight bias. This is from 2023. It’s obvious now. If it still was this easy to spot they wouldn’t have closed the bug bounty program.

You need to learn how to use a microwave. It’s way more versatile than people think. And more of a steamer than an oven. https://cookanyday.com/collections/recipes

(This is not an analogy about LLMs anymore.)

Gpt3 completions would contain spelling errors if the prompt had errors, as if it was mocking you lol

Immich needs this, right? I remember it not working on a tailscale funnel path.

Are you in philosophy 101? What an irrelevant brain-in-a-vat-ass take.

I guess a comet kicked us into this lane

Maybe you don’t, but women are doing science now and they weren’t allowed to a century ago.

No the poorly redacted ones were real, from the first release. They were not redacted by the DOJ, they were old court documents. Afaik all of them were also already released unredacted.

Not working for me, is my country still getting old school translation models? Is it already fixed?

Not in a meaningful sense. It used to be actual string-to-string translation, now it’s extracting the translation from a question-answer zero shot.

It’s only an issue with LLMs. And it’s because they’re generative, text completion engines. That is the actual learned task, and it’s a fixed task.

It’s not actually a chat bot. It’s completing a chat log. This can make it do a whole bunch of tasks, but there’s no separation of task description and input.

It’s the EC doing software. They will somehow find a way to pay at least double and it’ll be declared a success if someone manages to install it on a reviewer’s laptop.

Let’s start with normalizing it for businesses like game companies! Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good!

The idea that it should be all or nothing is at best defeatist and at worst dangerous - lest you end up with USSR Communism indeed.

Yeah but only when it’s the dominant form of doing business? We have a bunch of them in my country but we’re definitely still capitalism.

But you can… I do it, it’s not hard. You’d have learned how and done it in the time you’ve been complaining.

My country has a bunch of syndicates, even some big coops, it’s not uncommon in Europe. You just need the legal structures for it.