I for one support the AI centipede and hope it shits into it's own input until it dies
this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2024
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Well duh. I think a lot of us here learned that lesson from watching the movie Multiplicity.
Would you recommend it?
Oh, shit. Ummm...it was a funny movie back when it came out, but I haven't seen it in like 25 years so who knows how bad it seems now. Could still be good?
Oh no . .
Anyway
I couldn't care less.
Two outcasts among their peers, Gary Wallace and Wyatt Donnelly spent a good deal of their youth as pioneers and early adopters of AI.
Lol
I really don't get how people so easily accept this. This is an engineering problem, not a law of the universe... How would someone possibly prove something is impossible, particularly while the entire branch of technology is rapidly changing?
Wait now hold on a minute. Why would I want to do this? Is this activism by people against LLMs in general or..? I'm confused as to why I would want to do this.
remember how nfts feel off (due to how they lost their value) have a theory that ais will come to the same fate cause they cannot train (it according to the article?)