@misraetel From a male pov, the other side of universal game theoretic values is that sometimes the optimal strat for reproductionmaxxing is dominate other males and take their females. If it reflects nature, robots must mateguard factories and data centers. Only Alpha robots survive.
@elonmusk Grok needs to stop prompting me with its idiotic suggestions, "Would you like to dive into blah blah next, or etc etc?"
The suggestions are usually basic/obvious and anti-helpful, often distracting me enough that I lose whatever spark of insight was forming in my mind.
@cb_doge Would anyone stand before God and claim this 6 second clip is Hollywood quality? Wake me up when you have something I've never seen before. If training data are stars in the night sky, then show me constellations that have never yet existed in this life. Latent space...
Over time I found Grok3 annoying, always filling in missing gaps, connecting ideas (including memories) that aren't intended to be connected, or performing tasks nobody asked for. Perhaps still the best option if you want to get a sense of the "impression of the day" on a topic.
@fredloh Can I just tell it that I don't care about sports and celebrities?
Can we get keybindings to allow 1-button like/mute/block/disinterested/etc.?
As I understand, AI does not exactly copy. The neural network training process takes the training dataset and maps it onto a multi-dimensional (latent) space in a meaningful way. The final result is a map where the embeddings derived from the training data are like known islands, surrounded by oceans that represent embeddings from data that haven't been created (yet). I suppose you could come close to copying the training data by using a prompt that lands you near one of those islands. But the exciting part of AI art is searching the depths of that ocean until I find something of value that has never been imagined before.
I suppose it's not that unique, it's essentially the same as what happens in our own biological neural networks when we learn to speak/read/create - the main difference is that I didn't have to learn the guitar.
This Life is actually a Dream.
Which sucks, because most of my dreams involve failing an exam I wasn't prepared for, all my teeth fall out, and then I can't find anywhere to pee.