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How AI works [View all] canetoad Dec 25 OP
In other words... it's an accelerated version of the last 1000 years. WarGamer Dec 25 #1
AI has the potential to uncover some groundbreaking health treatments, True Dough Dec 25 #2
This is why a progressive Government needs to lead into the future of AI... WarGamer Dec 25 #4
Agreed. True Dough Dec 25 #6
We don't have that government currently, the AI bros have never talked seriously about sharing their highplainsdem Dec 25 #10
Putting that money directly into medical research would be much more likely to produce results. highplainsdem Dec 25 #5
It's being developed by all the wrong people for all the wrong reasons? snot Dec 25 #20
No, genAI is turning Homo sapiens into brainless twits dependent on hallucinating chatbots and highplainsdem Dec 25 #3
I disagree. WarGamer Dec 25 #7
So what? Chatbots have a very high error rate. You don't know if any of that's true unless you check highplainsdem Dec 25 #9
the whole IP theft thing... WarGamer Dec 25 #12
Human and AI learning are quite different. And btw, that's IP theft, not AI theft. And the AI companies know highplainsdem Dec 25 #17
Isn't the VAST majority of LLM taught on public source data? WarGamer Dec 25 #18
Look up the difference between public and public domain. What isn't in the public domain is highplainsdem Dec 25 #21
For one thing, when considering a claim for copyright violation, snot Dec 25 #22
google can't, but wikipedia can, and better WhiskeyGrinder Dec 25 #13
I agree with the phrase canetoad Dec 25 #15
there we agree... 100%. It's a propagandists dream. WarGamer Dec 25 #16
No, it's not. WhiskeyGrinder Dec 25 #11
Except the size and scope of what it can take in is greater EdmondDantes_ Dec 25 #14
Consider that "dog food" usonian Dec 25 #8
I personally have found AI to be a very useful tool anciano Dec 25 #19
Absolutely. In the last few weeks I had to dispute a medical bill ... rog Dec 25 #23
Excellent! anciano Dec 25 #24
Same here -- they're fine if you're aware of its limitations fujiyamasan Dec 25 #27
Just waiting for the bubble to rapidly disinflate. nt BootinUp Dec 25 #25
Looking forward to it. highplainsdem Dec 25 #28
I too have had an incredibly positive experience using AI. AI can find me information far quicker than Google. Doodley Dec 25 #26
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