If these two ever set foot in a room, my guy will just start air guitaring chords and your guy won't be able to leave
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But you can enter in real search data as a prompt, and use its training to summarize it. (Or it can fill its own prompt automatically from an automatic search)
It won't/can't update it's priors, and I agree with you there, but it can produce novel output on a novel prompt with its existing model/weights
oh yep that'll do it.
I wanted to chainsaw a tree as a kid. Now that ive climbed a tree as an adult and chopped its limbs off whilst hoping the chain doesn't snap - I'm done.
Back to planting, and nurturing thanks
What's the message here
The joke is one of them is mirroring an outlandish villain plot from the 60s
The comment is all of them appear to be following that trend
"This part goes out to those who get offended
If we don't show how TRON should have ended
Stop the MCP once and for all
No need to go inside just:[Bleep!]"
I mean we have a pretty decent comedian in the UK dedicated to a single editor
(Le)E Mac(k)s
As any lingering hope drained out of his body, he smiled and masturbated himself one last time to the idea that he was right to never dare to hope in the first place.
No, but in a war they would side with the insects
it's 80%, 65% of the time :-)
80% prediction rate isn't anything to bank on :P
It's true in the sense that it's fantastic at laying down a template for your ideas, which you can then refine and finesse yourself.
The only issue is what capitalism is doing with it. I use AI a lot for my daily job, but it fills me with dread knowing how limited my future is because of it.
The Luddites didn't smash all those machines because they were afraid of them. They were more than happy to use the fancy new tools to make them more efficient. They just didn't want to sacrifice their standard of living to do it.