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@danirabbit AI is just another tool like books/ internet/ search engines, by itself it is not bad, depends on the people who use it.
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@noodlemaz @danirabbit all technologies we have invented to share knowledge are some kind of theft. Whole internet also was built based on ideas and knowledge stolen from somewhere else. We just need to de-centralise LLMs and make them open source. No single company or country should control it like the internet, it is a very important technology for humans now.
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@yoasif @noodlemaz @danirabbit we should find ways to correctly compensate people on whose works LLMs are getting trained, but just giving up on AI and completely ban it just because we have not yet found ethical ways to build it is not the solution. AI can increase our productivity 100X and make us do things which were not possible earlier, ultimately helping everyone.
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Everyone on X is now rage-baiting others by intentionally posting false, racist and controversial posts to farm engagement, all just to earn money. Social network needs to be de-centralised, it needs to be like open internet which no single company or government can control. Only then it will be the town square of the humanity which Elon wants X to be. #mastodon #activitypub
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@yoasif @noodlemaz @danirabbit i just realised LLMs are the dream technology for communists 😂 if i know python and someone else knows java, now we both know both the languages. Nothing was stolen from anyone if they got something else in return ( both got to use one extra language albeit without understanding it) NOTE: this argument has many flaws, please don’t take it seriously
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@noodlemaz @yoasif @danirabbit stats pulled from my own experience working in tech. Things which used to take 10 hours by scanning documentation and understanding how to do now takes only few minutes.
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@yoasif @noodlemaz @danirabbit 10 hours of learning and memorising the syntax of a language which i don’t need to memorise in the first place. I would rather spend time solving actual problems rather than learning how to write regular expressions to match a string format.
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@yoasif @noodlemaz @danirabbit that’s the point, I don’t want to learn it, like I don’t want to learn how computers were programmed using punching cards 50 years back. I want to make human-machine interaction as natural as possible, you can’t stop this advancement to AI so we should find ways to make it better and ethical. We are not at that point yet but when wo do reach there, only ideas in the human minds will matter, not the execution.
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@yoasif @noodlemaz @danirabbit we can’t hard-code all the logic in this world into a computer, at some point computers would need to learn themselves like how humans do. Since computers need to learn it at a very large scale, from where will they learn it? Only humans and their work is there to teach them and like i said humans should be correctly compensated for their work on which AI is getting trained. This training will keep going forever, if humans keep creating
Great, more countries need to do this.
People often ask why does it matter if government is able to access criminals’ data. There will always be some short term sacrifices required to maintain long term stability. Not able to access this data is the short term sacrifice we must make. If the current government becomes tyrant and starts suppressing opposition voices, it will know who exactly to target if it has access to all data about everyone. In a democracy people need to have more power than govt #privacy