Ironic. The republic using droids?
UraniumBlazer
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A less elegant solution, sure. But much better than using paper for god's sake!
Nope. I mean every single word of what I said.
What if I'm suicidal (I'm not, dw)? When I don't have anyone to talk to, why is talking to an LLM bad? Mental health therapists are fkin expensive. I did use an LLM when I was feeling down. It was absolutely wonderful! Worked for me perfectly!
Now, imagine if we fine-tune this for this specific purpose. U've got a very effective system (at least for those without access to shrinks). Consider ppl from developing countries. Isn't it a good thing if LLMs can be there for ppl n make them feel just a little better?
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Look at the current AI trends. It's mostly open sourced. For instance, Redpajama practically forced Meta to open source LLAMA 2. Open sourced AI kinda is a major step in the direction of public ownership.
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AI would start chipping away at human jobs, thus increasing the unemployment rate. The larger the unemployed population, the larger the chance for riots. Capitalists hate unrests, as they're bad for the economy. Hence, they would be forced to do something along the lines of UBI. If they don't, then violent revolutions could happen. Either ways, welfare would be increased.
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An increasingly unemployed population is bad for business, as there are less people that can buy your stuff. This would lead a country to go straight into recession. Money needs to flow to keep the economy running. Thus, in this case, the government would have to inject money in the economy to keep it running. However, injecting this money as cash into businesses wouldn't work, as this money wouldn't end up in the hands of the humans that would be buying stuff. See where I'm going? Even in a capitalistic world, you would still require UBI to stay alive if you were a business.
Well it's not just a 2-5% improvement in productivity. It's much much more than that. It's essentially a tool to eliminate the need for humans at any job. At least that's the goal. And I don't think that we're further than a few decades from achieving it.
When did I say that it would be a silver bullet? LLMs today are already relatively capable of doing stuff like acting as mental health therapists. Sure, they may not be as good as human therapists. But something is definitely better than nothing, no? I for instance use LLMs quite a lot as an education aid. I would've had to shell out thousands of dollars to get the same amount of help that I'm getting from the LLM of my choice.
Generative AI is still in its infancy. It will be capable of doing MANY MANY more things in the future. Extremely cheap healthcare, education, better automation, etc. Remember.... LLMs of today still aren't capable of self improvement. They will achieve this quite soon (at least this decade). The moment they start generating training data that improves their quality, is the moment they take off like crazy.
They could end up replacing EVERY SINGLE job that requires humans. Governments would be forced to implement measures like UBI. They literally would have no choice, as to prevent a massive recession, u need people to be able to buy stuff. To buy stuff, you need money. Even from a capitalistic standpoint, you would still require UBI, as entire corporations would collapse due to such high unemployment rates.
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OHHHH SO THAT'S WHAT THEY MEAN BY THE SPIDEY SENSE
Tries to pet it
"OH NO! IT'S CAKE!"
20 minute delivery straight from Siberia.
Read point 3 again. Regulations require companies to visually distinguish between ads and non-ads. That's why u get the yellow box with "ad" written in it, which indicates that the video that u r watching currently is an ad.
Software could thus use this factor very easily by scanning the stream for such an indicator. The moment it finds something like this, it skips to a frame where this indicator isn't present.