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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • I mean, in the end, I think it’s literally an unsolvable problem of intelligence. It’s not like humans don’t “hallucinate” ourselves. Fundamentally your information processing is only as good as the information you get in, and if the information is wrong, you’re going to be wrong. Or even just mistakes. We make mistakes constantly, and we’re the most intelligent beings we know of in the universe.

    The question is what issue exactly we’re attempting to solve regarding AI. It’s probably more useful to reframe it as “The AI not lying/giving false information when it should know better/has enough information to know the truth”. Though, even that is a higher bar than we humans set for ourselves





  • SkyeStarfall@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonerule
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    3 days ago

    Pretty much all of us who were yelling about the dangers of the path we’re heading got Cassandra’d

    I’ve yelled about the rise of fascism for years and years. All I got were responses like “you’re overreacting”, “it’s going to be fine”, “stop being alarmist”





  • Reddit let trumps subreddit stay up for years, not to mention all the other vile and bigoted places

    I do not put much faith in that reddit actually cares about homophobia

    And calls for violence has always been selective. Has reddit ever banned anyone for supporting a state to kill people? For example, supporting death penalty, supporting cops shooting people, supporting Ukraine/Russia to kill Russians/Ukrainians, or supporting Israel killing Palestinians?

    The whole subject of “calls for violence” has always been biased, because we see state actors being violent as justifiable, but non-state actors as not, so it’s not right to say they don’t support calls for violence, they only don’t support selective ones that they are not entirely clear about. They don’t support the people