I think it influenced it positively. It led me to computer science and taught me team work and online collaboration skills that I still use today.
The article on The Stringer is from 2013. Interesting to read the perspective from before Cook was the premier of the state.
I don’t think you’re working with OpenAI to cure cancer. I think you’re working with actual scientists rather than statistical regurgitations.
I don’t think I’ve ever heard pervasive used in a positive context.
I don’t think this is a balanced view on LLMs. I particularly found it weird to liken LLM creation as akin to the global race for a covid vaccine.
There are a lot of assumptions about the pace of improvement (which is already tapering rapidly). There is no consideration for the inherent biases that are built into these LLMs. LLMs make shit up all the time. They don’t think. They can be easily tricked and manipulated at multiple stages in the training and use.
I think LLMs will change things for a lot of industries, absolutely, but there is a limit.
AGI and simulated reasoning would have figured this out. /s
I think this is overly negative. There have been multiple significant advances in cancer treatment over the past 10 years. It just depends which type you get.
Was a great trip and while it raised some eyebrows from ev sceptics it went off without a hitch.
Trump says a lot of shit.
Even if this is a true and accurate report it doesn’t matter. You’re relying on private companies to do investigations when you should have an independent electoral board that runs this shit.
We’re watching the collapse of an empire in real time. Will be a fun few decades I think.
(Edit: also, this article is so loaded with eye rolling commentary - like are we really using tweets from Elon as evidence of election fraud? Jesus Christ it sounds like Dem political conspiracy theories. The entire world just did another collective cringe)
Lemmy has made it. It’s Reddit from 10 years ago
Ghost or Nextra could be options they use markdown for content.