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chuckleslord

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  • Gemini lies to user about health info, says it wanted to make him feel better— Though commonly reported, Google doesn't consider it a security problem when models make things up

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  • There is evidence that when you make an llm explain why it did something that it's less likely to just make things up, but like all it does it make things up in a verifiable way, in that case. It's a plagiarism machine, not a thinking machine.

  • “I always loved Trump, this is unfair”: Republican mayor can’t believe he’s facing deportation after 50 years in US

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  • Generated Lessons

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  • I guess I don't understand your point, in that case. Like, what benefit is there to using AI when you don't need to? Learning how to set up agentic agents, sure, but using ai right now will just make you dumber/ less skilled for little to no benefit.

  • Generated Lessons

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  • I legitimately thought I had something else to say, but I can see what you're saying. And here's receipts on what I'm saying on the brigading downvotes:

    This comment's downvotes https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/7993031c-e58e-437c-9311-dc8b3fb0192b.jpeg

    And another, earlier comment's downvotes https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/0e3dd1c5-30a2-4a13-9069-568559efb462.jpeg

    Also, lol, I didn't realize that my username could be interpreted that way. That... might explain some interactions I've had. Good point.

  • Generated Lessons

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  • Oh, the downvotes are seemingly made by one of the people spamming posts on !comicstrips@lemmy.world. It looks like they used 7 alts to downvote all my recent comments. Which is shitty but mostly harmless since karma isn't a thing.

    Assuming it's one person, because all of the accounts are less than 2 days old, they go and downvote all my comments with one and then a few minutes later downvote all my comments with the next.

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  • Holy shit. They used three accounts to downvote all the comments I've made in the last day or so (all comments above the posts in my history). That's incredibly pathetic. Hahaha!

    Edit: lol, 7 now. Like, what the fuck is this accomplishing?

  • Generated Lessons

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  • It doesn't learn from interactions, no matter the scale. Each model is static, only reacting to a conversation because they're literally being fed to it as a prompt (you write something, it responds, and then your next reply includes your reply and the entire prior conversation). It's why conversations have character limits and the LLM has slowing performance the longer the conversation goes on.

    Training is done by feeding in new learning data and then tweaking the output via other LLMs with different weights and measures. While data from conversations could be used as training data for the next model, you "teaching" it definitely won't do anything in the grand scheme of things. It doesn't learn, it predicts the next token based on preset weights and measures. It's more like an organ shaped by evolution rather than a learning intelligence.

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  • Damn. This is 90% pathetic and the rest is cringe. This is like advanced boomer humor, but for idiots.

  • Two federal agents reportedly identified in fatal shooting of Alex Pretti

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  • Good's killer was also a long serving ICE agent. Dems want visibility on the hint that they could be doing something, maybe. They don't care about the actual facts on the ground. They need a third way, no matter what.

  • Which living creatures can swim and fly, but not walk?

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  • All fish fly, just not through the air.

    And, uh, The Common Loon is a creature that can swim and fly, but can't walk. It's feet are too far back to be able to walk.

  • Immigration was a Republican strength. Now some fear it's slipping away before the midterms

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  • Alt-right pipeline is full of immature gamers who speak authoritatively. It's not the grandparents, it's twitch and kick

  • The Measure Of A Buffer Man

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  • Lower Decks also addressed the consequences of killing Tuvix. The next Tuvix attempted to genocide/assimilate the entire crew rather than dying. Almost succeeded, too.

  • Democratic Sen. Klobuchar says she's running for Minnesota governor after Gov. Walz dropped out

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  • Boo! She's an embarrassment of a senator and she'd be a worse governor. "Centrist" ass useless Democrat

  • Vitamin D and Omega-3 have a larger effect on depression than antidepressants

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  • No, it's not dark it's nuclear yellow. Like you're pissing out mountain dew

  • Anti-ICE protesters call for nationwide shutdown on January 30

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  • I mean, it's not an op. It's led by the student unions out of the U of M. I just don't think it's a good follow-up, like I was saying

  • Anti-ICE protesters call for nationwide shutdown on January 30

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  • I'm kind of annoyed that the labor union sponsored strike last Friday which was two weeks in the making got almost no air, but was extremely successful. And now a student strike at the U of M with very little momentum with labor unions is getting national attention.

    I know that one is the cause of the other, but it sure makes it feel like this next strike is going to fall flat on its face and rob the whole tactic of its power. I really want to be wrong, and want nothing but for this to work, but you really need buy-in in order to shutdown businesses and get the actual impact you need.

    10% of labor striking across all industries will be impactful, but 10% of businesses closing due to a strike is outright devastating. And without labor union buy-in, I don't think the latter is likely.

  • Hasbro is being sued for printing too many Magic: The Gathering cards - Dexerto

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  • I know of this controversy second-hand, sorry.

  • Hasbro is being sued for printing too many Magic: The Gathering cards - Dexerto

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  • Not what's happening. Hasbro isn't making rare cards more available, it's printing too many sets. Each new set comes with new keywords and mechanics, meaning the strongest decks always have cards from the latest set. As a result, Hasbro has essentially required players to spend more each year in order to stay competitive.

    Hasbro is the anti-player party in this, not the plaintiff.

  • Hasbro is being sued for printing too many Magic: The Gathering cards - Dexerto

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  • It's not that they're printing too many cards from each set, making the cards less valuable due to a lack of scarcity. It's that they're printing too many sets, driving down the value of each set as players get overwhelmed by the volume of new keywords and mechanics.

    And most card shops exist because of the secondary MTG market. So this isn't just card speculators being impacted, but the brick-and-mortar stores that created the popularity of MTG in the first place.

    Hasbro is eating their player base in order to secure more and faster profits. Yeah, this lawsuit isn't the best angle, but it's going to be a good thing if it works and forces Hasbro to stop this shit.