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me too. plus, I don't like the idea of needing massive datacenters, it's not good for anybody

Datacenters are more efficient, though, because of batching.

This is very good, local models run well on my M3 Air 24GB, to the point where I may prefer it even if it takes longer. The benefits are

  - private

  - local

  - no internet required

  - works well enough for most tasks

  - "free"

  - will pop this "AI" bubble as word spreads
I got pretty good results with the model in the article on my machine. Sure, it took forever, but that doesn't matter to me as much, and it's kind of cool just watching it do its thing through LM studio. The result was also impressive enough for me that I would actually use it.

Why pay $20/mo when local is good enough?


Proof the people running things are stupid I guess.

you wouldn't download a coworker


I would, along with a car for the coworker to drive me around in.


but should you drive or walk to the car wash?


except without religious beliefs you cannot objectively define good and bad, it's all just moral relativism.


If you have respect for the unique chance of conscious experience of others you get your moral system rather trivially from the first principles. Certainly not worse than an arbitrary religious stick and carrot system.


Unless you subscribe to moral objectivism.


I wonder when AI will be able to discern the passage of time


Can't you just give it the time in each prompt? Would that work?

I've seen this mentioned a few times though, so I think maybe it's more complicated than this?


It already does time in prompt-blocks. It knows time is linear and what just happened, what happened before that, and what happened before that.


When I tried to use it as an AI CEO and Life Coach, it never was able to discern time passing, what I've already done, what needed to be done. It just said the same stuff over and over, stuff I've already done. That and it's kind of stuck in the era it was trained in. If it felt time passing like a human maybe it would be conscious?

Nevertheless not having a sense of time makes it really bad at planning anything. I used Gemini Pro.


Altman has estimated one year until ChatGPT is capable of measuring time passed.

https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/chatgpt/articles/chatgpt-fails-mis...


Sounds like Musk setting deadlines for Mars landings.


It's so hard to predict you know, these planets keep moving...


Can’t tell if you are being sarcastic but Altman’s whole job is to make bullshit near future predictions about rapid development of AI in the public.


Thankyou for stating the obvious, for some reason we need to repeat this. ^^;


Taking the task at face value:

- 1 week to prototype: The tool + its accompanying JS sandbox + System prompt updates + context injection

- 11 months of public testing to go through i18n + a11y edge cases & fix them


There's no need to "estimate" it. "Time" is not something built into training and sampling a generative distribution. He might as well have told you your Naive Bayes email filters will measure time passed.


and I'm on my knees looking for the answer


Killer reply


???


It’s a song

“Are we human or are we dancer”


thank you


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