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bing chat: no one would even care if i died. might drive home from the bar tonight..................,,,
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Malloc Voidstar posted:bingGPT going well hosed up, did it ever tell you when Avatar was playing?
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bssoil posted:hosed up, did it ever tell you when Avatar was playing? avatar 2 has not yet been released
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in the interest of saving the cyberpunk thread from this, without just shutting down conversation, i will state the entirely unironic and honest belief: if natural language processing is a thing that can possibly be defined distinct from general artificial intelligence, that has probably now happened. which is probably not a very interesting statement to most people.
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Argh if it's not breaking down the meaning behind your words and figuring out how to control the underlying systems, it's not natural language processing it's a complicated button! If you still have to have an understanding of the underlying systems it's just an interface like any other! That being said, by being bolted onto a specific system cleverly enough it could do natural language processing for specific use cases. Y'know, the way it can't now, what with being very confidently entirely wrong a lot, too much to rely on. Unless it can un-gently caress its own mistakes without human prompting, double-check when it's unsure, communicate its lack of confidence... it doesn't understand a goddamn thing. It's not thinking. Though to get there I think it might need frustration, anxiety, and self-doubt. And if we're programming a thinking, feeling computer and giving it all these negative emotions, that smells like the Torment Nexus to me.
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Feb 24, 2023 22:57
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that it is a perfectly valid position that nlp short of gai is impossible. it used to be a very common, possibly majority, opinion, but it has eroded a bit of late. i honestly can't argue about it, while i believe we've now found a meaningful tier short of gai, it is not like it is objectively established.
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NLP requires a model of the systems it's interfacing with. AGI requires a model of itself it's capable of evaluating and changing.
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Presumably there's a fuckload of other problems to solve too, but the system consistency evaluation is a requirement we're not capable of doing. We do have tests for it, and the way machine learning works, as soon as its training data has people discussing the test, the test is useless.
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machines need operators. I learnt that and many other lessons on the farm.
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A useful AI tool would be to listen / read random notes and create some structure from them. Like some random string of brainstorming or a way to categorise notes from a meeting. Where are the tools that can do that and don't look like scams?
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SpaceAceJase posted:A useful AI tool would be to listen / read random notes and create some structure from them. Microsoft claims Bing will suck in the voice transcripts and do this with Teams Premium: Microsoft posted:ChatGPT acts like an AI secretary for Teams meetings, similar to Otter.ai, Airgram, or Supernormal. The AI automatically transcribes and summarizes the conversation, pulling out key comments and offering a tentative schedule of future events and action items based on the discussion. The Microsoft Teams recap page will include a recap of the meeting, with speakers marked in the transcript and the whole thing divided into chapters by the AI and applicable to PowerPoint Live meeting recordings as well as the standard meeting format. https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/02/new-microsoft-teams-premium-uses-chatgpt-to-take-meeting-notes/
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slack does autotranscripts of some videos now and it's very bad
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distortion park posted:slack does autotranscripts of some videos now and it's very bad 
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distortion park posted:slack does autotranscripts of some videos now and it's very bad i expect this will be real bad too. summarization is increasingly not terrible, but that's running on like coherent edited texts, doubt it'll understand or prioritize things sanely in a poorly transcribed freeform conversation. has a lot of room to be hilarious though.
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if it's based upon their bing/sydney model then i'd expect it to also be sociopathic, though that may be more difficult to discern in a business setting
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stuff like translation and summarization is a lot easier to keep on topic and task though, basically only concerned with expressing things already in the text. free-form conversation has a bunch of things against it in that regard (e.g. humans will try the limits of the thing, it is actually *tuned* to drift away from stuff (or it'd just relentlessly repeat itself and what you say), and generally ingesting text it has generated leaves a lot of room for issues to reinforce themselves) but, again, i highly doubt it'll be very good at telling the point of the meeting from all other things that go into human communication. many meeting summaries starting with the point "why isn't loving audio working in teams again?!".
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ime teams realtime transcripts work really well for people without accents like myself, but given the way our meetings go i'd be amazed if it could generate enough context for usable summation
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https://twitter.com/AlphaSignalAI/status/1630651280019292161?s=20 of the three examples in the first tweet, the first is technically wrong, the second gives an overly precise answer on incomplete information, the third seems right though? seems like not the best choice for your hypetweet (although i respect the paper authors for leading with those examples, if you look in the paper the rest it does better on). distortion park fucked around with this message at 11:43 on Mar 1, 2023 |
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probably good enough for solving captchas and navigating lovely websites to spam them though
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distortion park posted:of the three examples in the first tweet, the first is technically wrong, the second gives an overly precise answer on incomplete information, the third seems right though? seems like not the best choice for your hypetweet (although i respect the paper authors for leading with those examples, if you look in the paper the rest it does better on). the third looks like a braid, but could be technically a ponytail? seems like a safe answer, but the previous two implies overconfidence being masked by generality
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Shaggar posted:ime teams realtime transcripts work really well for people without accents like myself, but given the way our meetings go i'd be amazed if it could generate enough context for usable summation i think its bytedance maybe? or tencent, i forget which. but it has a realtime transcript feature in their teams clone that works pretty well on both mandarin and english, and can even handle both at the same time. like if your speaking mandarin and switch to english for a word or a few sentences or whatever, it picks up on that and it actually works p good
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Pollyanna posted:fartificial intelligence prolly your best post ngl
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does chatgpt have a soul?
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yeah but it’s a broken one that requires salvation
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fart simpson posted:does chatgpt have a soul? no one ask the mormons about this
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ive been playing with chatgpt and gpt-4 more and its not hard to think that its going to ultimately replace traditional web search to a large degree, and that will basically be the culmination of the closed web project that started in the social media era. it has a long way to go to that point, and i'm not really convinced its going to take that many people's jobs, because the value of the results you get is directly proportional to what you are asking it, and in how much detail, not to mention being able to know whats wrong with/how to improve the results you get back. but i think part of what impresses people so much about chatgpt is you can type in a question and get an answer (even if its wrong, lol) which has become less and less likely using traditional search with the proliferation of seo garbage and constant algorithm tweaks that have all but ruined it.
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if you can imagine the kind of contagious amazing personality that a cult leader must have to make people follow them will ai be able to be that good
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imagine if ai learned how to hypnotise
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ai should be like the computer from star trek. it can just do whatever the plot needs it to do for that episode
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akadajet posted:ai should be like the computer from star trek. it can just do whatever the plot needs it to do for that episode isn't that what we have today? ai can do whatever it takes to raise vc
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nudgenudgetilt posted:isn't that what we have today? ai can do whatever it takes to raise vc feregiPT
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