As if its janky, unnatural movements were not enough, even its operating hum is disturbing.
Imagine a full-size version of this thing staggering towards you in the middle of the night 😱
"Just Predicting": a stochastic parrot, the next token, and a p(doom) dial that finally goes down.
Seven years of our AI timeline in one song. The .mp3 is in the first reply. Post the work you're most proud of in the comments.
stick around. I'll teach you how to make these 🤓
"Just Predicting"... grab the song here: https://t.co/puzGI9Jhow
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"Just Predicting": a stochastic parrot, the next token, and a p(doom) dial that finally goes down.
Seven years of our AI timeline in one song. The .mp3 is in the first reply. Post the work you're most proud of in the comments.
stick around. I'll teach you how to make these 🤓
Pro prompt for when your main Opus or Astra instance is running out of context:
"Chunk the remaining work and spin up subagents to handle each chunk"
The work will get done without compaction.
@atmoio If it's non-local, wherein doth it reside? That would suggest our brains are just a conduit?
More likely, consciousness is an emergent property of certain complex arrangements of matter, while intermediary arrangements can probably be placed lower on the consciousness spectrum.
It's insane to me that we genuinely have near human-level intelligence that could (if open-source) run locally on a Mac Studio-sized device.
Not much larger than a human brain... albeit requiring vastly more power.
I didn't expect this until ~2040. I don't think many did.
demis hassabis was right
we're in the foothills of the singularity, where people seeing internal models have the clearest view of what's coming, while those outside the labs can barely predict where AI will be even 3 months from now
eventually, everyone gets left behind by the pace of progress