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Reply to comment by AbeWasHereAgain in Google Accused of Using ChatGPT Algorithms in Creating Its Neural Network by MINE_exchange
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DigMeTX t1_jeadsnc wrote
Reply to comment by ethereal3xp in Panera to adopt palm-reading payment systems, sparking privacy fears | Biometrics by ethereal3xp
Exactly. Works great and pretty much just as quick.
YummyMummy2024 t1_jeadq3t wrote
Reply to comment by DorkRockGalactic in Google Accused of Using ChatGPT Algorithms in Creating Its Neural Network by MINE_exchange
The content is public and free to access? The algorithm is ip. I could be wrong though.
defcon_penguin t1_jeadpoh wrote
Chicken nuggets are the easiest meat to synthesize. They are already pretty synthetic even if made from actual chicken
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NetrunnerCardAccount t1_jead72l wrote
Chris Pappas is almost certainly wrong.
They both crawled the Internet and undoubtably have similarity in their data set.
QristopherQuixote t1_jeacsc4 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in When do you think it will be possible to create a video from a memory with just a helmet over the head? by Possible_Being_3189
I truly appreciate your link. I love hobbyist stuff :)
Western_Cow_3914 t1_jeacp4i wrote
Reply to comment by AbeWasHereAgain in Google Accused of Using ChatGPT Algorithms in Creating Its Neural Network by MINE_exchange
Can you link me where OpenAI got all up in arms.
ethereal3xp OP t1_jeachdk wrote
Reply to comment by DigMeTX in Panera to adopt palm-reading payment systems, sparking privacy fears | Biometrics by ethereal3xp
Yup
What is wrong with continuing to utilize Apple/Google pay via phone tap?
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Semifreak t1_jeaccj9 wrote
Reply to comment by PartyYogurtcloset267 in The EU Parliament and Council agree to mandate charging stations every 60km by 2026 by filosoful
Well then it is good that the deadline isn't today.
ethereal3xp OP t1_jeabxzx wrote
Reply to comment by VirtualMoneyLover in Panera to adopt palm-reading payment systems, sparking privacy fears | Biometrics by ethereal3xp
Their ice chai latte with soy milk is very good 👍
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Reply to The EU Parliament and Council agree to mandate charging stations every 60km by 2026 by filosoful
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dja_ra t1_jeabgs0 wrote
Reply to Tractor Beams - What is This Magic? by tculler
The simplest solution would be a form of magnetism. Assuming that spaceship design cant bypass this by using non-magnetic materials.
elehman839 t1_jeabdzf wrote
It is also happening with trees! Look.
I'm trying to make a serious point.... Probably the article has some validity, but the image blocks inside the article add a lot of weight to the argument. And generating blocks of similar-looking images is pretty easy with search-by-image. This instantly creates a "world is all the same" effect.
For example, look at the block of apartment building images. Every single photo has a white sky (have skies really become more uniform lately?) and the pavement looks like it just rained in six (has more of the world really entered a just-stopped-raining phase?). This kinda looks like an assembly of photographs produced with search-by-image.
Sooo... that seems a little unfortunate to me.
DorkRockGalactic t1_jeaaxw5 wrote
Reply to comment by YummyMummy2024 in Google Accused of Using ChatGPT Algorithms in Creating Its Neural Network by MINE_exchange
Not OP but I'd say they mean the content.
AI is trained using all the collective output of human beings on Reddit, Stackoverflow, etc.
We're not compensated for it, so why should anyone care about using the dataset they put together that is this content?
FreeQ t1_jeaat4f wrote
Reply to comment by YooYooYoo_ in The age of average - Is the world becoming an echo chamber ? by Atienon44
Yeah but if you go further back to hunter gatherer times humans moved constantly and ate a far more varied diet than we do now. Maybe our wanderlust comes from those instincts.
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PartyYogurtcloset267 t1_jea97am wrote
Reply to The EU Parliament and Council agree to mandate charging stations every 60km by 2026 by filosoful
As if the power grid in most of Europe is even capable of supporting a fraction of that.
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marcusaurelius_phd t1_jea685d wrote
Reply to The European Union to nearly double the share of renewables in the 27-nation bloc's energy consumption by 2030 amid efforts to become carbon neutral and ditch Russian fossil fuels. by chrisdh79
Renewables have been a boon to the Russian gas industry. It's a scheme that doesn't work, because if you don't have mountains, what the fuck do you do with on windless winter days? Answer: you import gas.
The safe, carbon-free solution is nuclear.
PartyYogurtcloset267 t1_jeaeab0 wrote
Reply to comment by Semifreak in The EU Parliament and Council agree to mandate charging stations every 60km by 2026 by filosoful
So in less than 3 years every EU country is going to build thousands of charging stations, completely overhaul their electrical gride and start producing several extra gigawatt hours of electricity - presumably - without using fossil fuels? Yes, sounds reasonable.