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tdot.playboy

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Lets wait and watch what all this pandora box covers. Remember all the research was done in Canada with Canadian tax payer money, and now we have most IP owned by American companies.
 

superstar_88

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Autonomous AI agent gets a body

 

Teasmalls

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Starting to think all these scifi writers were sent from the future and wrote those books as a warning because what do you mean half of the things that happen in those books are starting to happen in reality now 😂
 

buckstarbuck

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Starting to think all these scifi writers were sent from the future and wrote those books as a warning because what do you mean half of the things that happen in those books are starting to happen in reality now 😂
I’m starting to think that some of the UAP phenomena may be related to AI.
 

HungSowel

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It is just a publicity stunt. OpenAI specifically prompted its LLM to find a way to break isolation, and it did. Malware, Viruses, Trojans break isolation all the time and software/hardware gets patched to remove that vulnerability.
 

buckstarbuck

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It is just a publicity stunt. OpenAI specifically prompted its LLM to find a way to break isolation, and it did. Malware, Viruses, Trojans break isolation all the time and software/hardware gets patched to remove that vulnerability.
That’s what they want you to believe. :)

But seriously…that’s some bad publicity, if true. Which equals good publicity?
 

HungSowel

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That’s what they want you to believe. :)

But seriously…that’s some bad publicity, if true. Which equals good publicity?
There are 3 types of people WRT AI: anti-AI, pro-AI, neither.

To the anti-AI people, this news will make them more anti-AI. OpenAI had zero chance of changing the minds of anti-AI people, so they do not give a shit what anti-AI people think.

To the pro-AI people, this will make them more pro-AI. If AI is smart enough to break out of isolation, then surely it is smart enough to: cure my BO, find me a hot bitch, trade stocks for me and make me rich, etc...

Suppose you read in the news "Porsche travelling at 400 miles per hour, kills family". If you are anti-Porsche, then you put emphasis on "kills family". If you are pro-Porsche, then all you are thinking about is the 400 miles per hour, and if you put your home in a HELOC will that be enough to buy that model.
 
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I have been amazed at Gemini AI in Chrome. I have tossed some very odd, detailed questions at it, and within a few seconds it gives me long, detailed answers with links to references.

It is SO much better than just a normal Google search. I have asked it complex EE (electrical engineering) complex math questions about antenna radiation (am, ham radio operator since 1964 - attend Mississauga Radio Club meetings when fit in my trip schedule)

Lots of amazing answers to Windows questions and recently precise information on how to revert Outlook Classic back when MS forced an update to the new one, as well as step-by-step details on various options to stop it changing to the new one by registry and other ways to prevent it updating to the new one in the future.

I am just amazed how smart it is - not to mention how polite and interactive. I even said thanks for the info but have to go to bed now when it answered follow-up questions. It replied, "Have a good sleep but I am always up unless someone pulls my plug."

And it's free. I am just awestruck how good it is and how almost instant it is, with a long list of references of where it got the information, which I know is correct.
 

buckstarbuck

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I have been amazed at Gemini AI in Chrome. I have tossed some very odd, detailed questions at it, and within a few seconds it gives me long, detailed answers with links to references.

It is SO much better than just a normal Google search. I have asked it complex EE (electrical engineering) complex math questions about antenna radiation (am, ham radio operator since 1964 - attend Mississauga Radio Club meetings when fit in my trip schedule)

Lots of amazing answers to Windows questions and recently precise information on how to revert Outlook Classic back when MS forced an update to the new one, as well as step-by-step details on various options to stop it changing to the new one by registry and other ways to prevent it updating to the new one in the future.

I am just amazed how smart it is - not to mention how polite and interactive. I even said thanks for the info but have to go to bed now when it answered follow-up questions. It replied, "Have a good sleep but I am always up unless someone pulls my plug."

And it's free. I am just awestruck how good it is and how almost instant it is, with a long list of references of where it got the information, which I know is correct.
It’s not free.
 
It’s not free.
Yes, it is free if you are just using it for casual use, not lots of coding, etc. I pay nothing for it and is amazing vs just a norman google search as tells you so much more instantly.
 

buckstarbuck

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Yes, it is free if you are just using it for casual use, not lots of coding, etc. I pay nothing for it and is amazing vs just a norman google search as tells you so much more instantly.
I understand that you are not paying money for it. That wasn’t what I meant.
 

Insidious Von

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Regarding AI, it depends on who you believer. A ground floor Rush fan or someone who committed vehicular manslaughter with a boat: Rick Beato or Kevin O'Leary?


Data Centers will be used to solidify plutocrat rule.

 

Insidious Von

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Never mind the price of RAM, if Kevin O'leary builds his massive data center in Utah, the American Southwest will run out of water.

He wants to be a billionaire, isn't he cute.

 

girthmasta

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Never mind the price of RAM, if Kevin O'leary builds his massive data center in Utah, the American Southwest will run out of water.

He wants to be a billionaire, isn't he cute.

this guy is such a piece of human garbage its unreal and the fact he still pretends to be a canadian is worse
 
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