Maybe I'll start using triple em-dashes———never observed in AI generated prose AFAIK———to show my human-generated artisanal wordsmithery. (And lots of neologisms———like 'wordsmithery'———perhaps? AI never makes up words………) (Oh did I mention we do triple-ellipses now?)
@jeremyphoward
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Power Centralization Risks in AI Development Actions
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Yes for sure. It could happen either way, but some actions and inherently power-centralizing and therefore will make it much more likely.
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AI: A Practical Tool, Not Magic or Silver Bullet
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AI is not magic. It's not a silver bullet, or a devil. It's a useful way to use computers for some things that previously they weren't so good at, and a lot of folks are interested in learning more about that.
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Emotional Bias in AI Tool Evaluation and Real Task Performance
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Telling folks about experiences with using a new tool on a real task does not show any such thing. That's a total non-sequitur. You seem to be deeply emotionally connected to needing something to be true, and are finding ways to try to convince yourself of it.
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Charles forking processes powerful hardware computing infrastructure
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Dammit Charles. You and your forking processes on beefy hardware. Now you're making us all gay.
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Understanding Deep Learning: How It Works Explained
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For example, if you want to understand how deep learning works, you could read *our* book. There's a few paragraphs at the start about some of the history (because it's pretty interesting, and helps understand "why") but 99% is "how it works".
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Mac Windows Linux Operating Systems Philosophy Comparison
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macs are designed for folks that looking at the outside of computers. windows is for those who don't care what it looks like. linux is for those who want to spend ALL THEIR FUCKING TIME looking at their computer's innards.
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Conspiracy Theories About AI: It’s Actually Mathematics
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They think it's a conspiracy. But actually it's math.
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Understanding Transitivity in Scientific Comparisons
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Some folks don't understand the property of transitivity. If A is better than placebo, and B is better than A, then B is better than placebo. Therefore we don't need to compare B to placebo, if we have a comparison of B with A. This confuses some people terribly.
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AI Impact on Power Concentration and Historical Revolutions
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Wow interesting – thanks for sharing. BTW what bit do you disagree with? You think historically revolutions haven't generally stopped concentration? Or that AI doesn't make them potentially ineffective?