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Why would the admins do that? The mods would have reopened the sub and followed the rules.

Unless the admins lay down a new set of rules... in which case the mods can lazily comply with it again, and on and on

Netflix ran marketing campaigns based on the fact that you could share passwords in the past.

Buddy you overestimate the importance of lemmy i'm afraid

Thanks!

I think instead of risking the sub being moderated by scabs, the mods should have just reopened the sub and quiet quit - no megathreads or stickies, anyone can post anything as long as it doesn't break reddit rules, no bots, all mod reports get approved automatically.

The mods should have reopened the subs and quiet quit - no rules other than reddit's rules.

Er, that's rolling over?

I personally think having bot-posted content is better than an empty community.

it says the gift article is expired for some reason

yeah it had a different director.

Margin

Call The Big, Short The Wolf

of Wallstreet, Nobody

Moneyball: The gentlemen

Layercake Heat

The Running

Man, Roadhouse

Dude I've never heard of any of these films

Pacific Rim

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jk, hi

If the AI doesn’t have good goals programmed in, we’re fucked.It’s also being controlled by huge corporations that decide what those goals are.

That's valid, but it has nothing to do with general intelligent machines.

Not the guy you were referring to, but it's not so much "improve" as "another paradigm shift is still needed".

A "robotic body with sensors" has already been around since 1999. But no matter how many sensors, no matter how lifelike and no matter how many machine learning algorithms/LLMs are thrown in, it is still not capable of independent thought. Anything that goes wrong is still due to human error in setting parameters.

To get to a Terminator level intelligence, we need the machine to be capable of independent thought. Comparing independent thought to our current generative AI technology is like comparing a jet plane to a horse drawn carriage - you can call it "advancement", yes, but there are many intermediate steps that need to happen. Just like an internal combustion engine is the linkage between horse-drawn carriages and planes, some form of independent thought is the link between generative AI and actual intelligent machines.

Yes, sure. I meant things like employment, quality of output

That applies to... literally every invention in the world. Cars, automatic doors, rulers, calculators, you name it...

THANK YOU. What we have today is amazing, but there's still a massive gulf to cross before we arrive at artificial general intelligence.

What we have today is the equivalent of a four-year-old given a whole bunch of physics equations and then being told "hey, can you come up with something that looks like this?" It has no understanding besides "I see squiggly shape in A and squiggly shape in B, so I'll copy squiggly shape onto C".

thank you (again) for all the work you put in to make lemmy better!

maybe 50% of people will respond like you, and maybe 50% will be encouraged to post content.

in a month's time, 20% will respond like you, and 80% will be encouraged to post content.

A quick google search shows that Tesla has anything from "more than 1 million" to "more than 1.25 million" deposits placed, so it's actually more like two million happy meals that Musk is enjoying.

With short stay accommodation you get an actual dwelling. Even in a tiny studio apartment you have a full kitchen and an actual table.

That's not always the case. In many places short stay accommodations have become like hotels. Many also have what's more like half-kitchens - a small electric stove, a sink, microwave and kettle. That's better than no kitchen at all, but it's not like you can cook anything you want there.