You mean like raising your children in a Nazi environment prepares you by teaching you the dangers, advantages, and disadvantages of Nazism? (Protip: Children brought up by Nazis tend to become Nazis.)
Or maybe children brought up as Christians are prepared by seeing the dangers, advantages, and disadvantages of belief in the Sky Daddy? (Protip: People brought up in religious households tend to be of that religion.)
But not in place of brains.
Wow. Here we have five members of the next generation of MAGAt Redcaps.
If he takes more ketamine he’ll be able to easily handle it!
In a shocking new twist, Andrew Bailey is now being cited as “attorney general most likely to have a sack of hammers in place of a brain” in AI chatbot lists of stupid AGs.
There is some good news, however. Long-term abuse of ketamine is lethal.
Just get out there and persuade him to use more!
How adorable that they think Grok would queue Ride of the Valkyries and not some NSBM crap like Absurd.
I can. The longer it takes, the more rich assholes wind up looking like idiots.
It may not be an LLM. Or a general purpose LLM. Or whatever alphabet soup is used this week.
It’s a Google-related product. Google has nobody’s best interests at heart but Google.
Even if it is called Alphabet this week.
I’m sure that the day he stops breathing is the day his investors start breathing easier, yes.
OK, I’m staying away from hospitals starting today.
No. There are legitimate use cases for LLMbeciles, and as long as you are wary of hallucination yours is a perfectly cromulent case. Another case is, again providing you check for delusion, translation. LLMs are far superior to whatever tech Google Translate, Baidu Translate, et al use when performing translation. As long as you double-check that you didn’t get hit by an LLM hallucination.
I’d love to see the tool used to fine tune a model based on “read, look at, and watch only stuff made pre-2000”.
It’d be one Hell of a tool that incorporates time travel!
Develop a taste only for art whose origin can be definitively proved to predate 2000. Eschew all art whose creation date has four digits and starts with a 2.
No, that’s the funniest/most enraging part. That’s Musk thinking that him carrying a chainsaw in another country lacked empathy. He is so genuinely disconnected from reality that he can’t even link his actions to the hatred sane people hold for him.
Read.
The.
Thread.
You claimed to have read the evidence.
Read it.
Closely.
A very large proportion of respondents took it straight. Apparently it was not funny to a lot of people.
So if a large number of people didn’t “get” your joke (presuming the joke isn’t something deeply technical like half the jokes, say, of XKCD), your joke just sucked. Or it wasn’t a joke until people reacted badly. One of the two.
Or option three, which happened here: someone attempted satire or dark humor and didn’t realize society had degenerated so much that people were genuinely, seriously, advocating for the satirical claim.
Oh? This was his first time on Twitter then? If so, the error is forgivable.
No, wait. It isn’t. Reader’s Digest has been doing “condensed books” in its magazines since the 1930s. People have been pitching things like Coles Notes since 1948 and Cliffs Notes since 1958. And even in the world of tech there’s been Blinkist since 2013.
So expressing surprise to negative reactions to opining that LLMbeciles are “good” for summarizing complex novels given – checks notes – almost a century of people gleefully doing just that is either ignorance of staggering proportions or disingenuousness of even more staggering proportions.
This was pretty much a Schrodinger’s Joke.
… in retrospect it lacked empathy.
Retrospect?
RETROSPECT!!?!!???
This twat has shown no empathy toward anybody at any point in his life. His own children can’t stand him once they reach a certain level of cognition!
For Kaptain Ketamine I suggest he take more and more and more. As much as he can cram into his gullet. And then more.