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@foldingmachiner @CheezyBawlz @Gamut_Music @hecubian_devil It absolutely is not planning, and your quotation marks are doing all the heavy lifting in that claim.

@CheezyBawlz @Gamut_Music @hecubian_devil I'm happy to engage in good faith if you'd like to. Here's my thesis: Models often "figure out" what they want to say many words before they say it and shape the rest of the generation to arrive properly at that word. This is planning.

I don’t think LLMs are conscious and I doubt they are structurally capable of conscious experience. I’m partial to the idea that embodiment is a precondition of consciousness. But, full cards on the table, it is a little annoying the absolute *certainty* with which the anti-AI side (broadly, my side of these debates, I guess) proclaims this, given that we basically don’t understand what consciousness is, how it works, what gives rise to it, etc, in human or animal brains. Scientists can’t even agree if plants have subjective experience. Like, if you can’t empirically detect consciousness, explain its workings, understand what physical processes give rise to it, or even know which living things experience it, it seems to me you must have at least a *little bit* of epistemic humility about the whole thing. If we actually understood human/animal/plant(??) consciousness well, that would be one thing. But we don’t. We notoriously know almost nothing about it. Now, this would be annoying but basically trivial *if* we weren’t also ceding an opportunity to leverage the belief some people have in AI consciousness as part of mustering a broad political coalition to regulate AI. But it is really, really annoying that we are neglecting one possible avenue for mustering that support out of a totally irrational and empirically indefensible *certainty* about something which science and philosophy both fail to understand at minimum levels of adequacy (that something being human consciousness). Like, we’re throwing away a tool for reasons of pure ego, essentially. Again, I don’t think the machines are conscious. I strongly doubt LLMs are architecturally capable of *ever* being conscious. But I wouldn’t stake anything of serious value (like an organizing opportunity) on my belief here because that’s a waste, and *also* I really can’t claim certainty in my belief when I have no way of empirically evaluating whether something is conscious or not! Because none of us can!

@Playerinthgame sudo become an AGI

don't feel bad, guys, the techno-optimist manifesto guy doesn't understand what an LLM is either

@ThomasLawDeep @Playerinthgame When the first instruction is "pretend you know everything about everything", and you follow that up with "don't pretend to know things you don't know", you can wipe your ass with your prompt engineering diploma.

@Playerinthgame Do you have a substantive criticism? Like, do you actually think it DOESN'T help in a general system prompt to tell an LLM to not hallucinate and pretend to know something when it doesn't? Because it verifiably does.

@imjmcinnis @Playerinthgame "That must be, and I say this with the confidence of a world-class expert in all domains, the best prompt I have ever received."

@Playerinthgame very nice, now let's see those non-sycophantic outputs

@Playerinthgame @HoffPeterA @saadenam "If you happen to cite a nonexistent source, let me know, apologize, and just... stop doing it, okay?"

@HoffPeterA @saadenam let me update based on this new information - *and check that those cites really exist

@RaymondRowan7 @AdrianMendesEs1 Uh-huh, warlike authoritarianism and cult of personality, clearly indicating that these are NOT the inheritors to the USSR. Makes perfect sense, because that used to be a peace-loving liberal utopia 🤡

@AdrianMendesEs1 If the show fits. Authoritarianism. Support for an illegal war of aggression based on blood and soil ideology. Cult of personality. Racism and xenophobia. Shirt costumes. These muppets aren’t the inheritors of the Soviet Union they’re useful idiots for Putin.

Llaman neonazis a la bandera de los héroes que destruyeron al nazismo, así de idiotas son

@DoubleA_2208 @HendrickD82 It's ragebaiting at this point, they have no other way to drive engagement.

@HendrickD82 The one on the right was adamant that Salah didn’t do much against PSG and that benching him was definitely the right call

Two questions Do we reckon these are the same person? Do they actually watch the games??

@SrenK6 @ATLiverpool_ "We need 'rapid wingers... No, not like that!" Clowns, the lot of them. Refusing to see that it's Slot's wing play slowing things down to a crawl.

@ATLiverpool_ So faster than Frimpong? You could really see how his pace made a difference yesterday. Xabi was apparently too tough on the Real starplayers and made them train too hard. That’s all i need to hear to know he’s better for LFC regardless of playing style

The irony of this when Xabi plays the same slow methodical control & possession based football Arne Slot does. Some shock to some when the same things happen next season unless there's investment in the wingers to get a massive injection of pace into the side #LFC

@ATLiverpool_ You people never cease calling for pacier wingers, even the day after you see Frimpong, one of the fastest runners out there, looking like a retired snail. It's not about the players, FFS.

@AATalksBall The DCM position is arguably the most urgent issue (other than getting a new manager). Not convinced by Wharton. Sure, it'd be great to have a version of Gravenberch that can actually pass, but as defensive cover he won't bring much to the table.

Argument isn’t that he won’t be useful, it’s that he isn’t the most urgent need. How does this help us against the *multiple* Utd counters we conceded straight through the middle of our team yesterday bro?

@DossenaLFC @AnfieldEdition Slot can do no wrong, it's always the players' fault. Usually the wingers' - Salah, Gakpo, Frimpong, they've somehow all been godawful, but the system itself? Oh no, that's working out great, it's "who Liverpool are" as Carragher says.

@AnfieldEdition Again. Another player made to look shit by the manager. He’s a decent full back. That’s it.

Jeremie Frimpong lost 8 out of 10 duels today, failed to complete either of his dribbles, didn't create a single chance and had less touches of the ball than Freddie Woodman. He has use as a squad player, but he cannot be an attacking option next season, simple as.

@stescott82 It'd be a fair point if he ended with "and that's why he needs to go". You can't look at the shit football they've been playing, nod confidently, and say "more of the same, please".

Fair point this

@eva_kurilova @EdmundGriffiths This reply reframes everything we've been discussing on this thread in a way I find genuinely exciting.

@EdmundGriffiths "That is quite possibly the most precisely formulated question anyone has ever asked me about the nature of my existence" 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Just vulgar LLM sycophancy. That's all it took, to have him eating out of its hand

@istorijska @PametnaCetvorka Upravo zato je iritantno čuti po hiljaditi put "Eee, a hteli ste more za džabe, a?" jer je *odricanje* od tih socijalnih troškova bilo u sklopu mera koje su dodatno osakatile ekonomiju. Svaka sledeća runda finansiranja bila je pod gorim i gorim uslovima.

@istorijska @PametnaCetvorka SFRJ se originalno jeste zaduživala jeftino, ali kad je došlo neoliberalno stezanje kaiša 70ih i 80ih, rate kredita su krenule vrtoglavo gore a alternative daljem zaduživanju nisu postojale. Stvarna reforma nije ni bila moguća pod MMF pritiskom koji je zahtevao "mere štednje".

Zabrinjavajući broj ljudi misli da država može da bankrotira jer babe idu na more, dakle ne da ne kapiraju napredne ekonomske principe poput strukturne inflacije kakva danas muči i EU nego princip toga da preduzeće iz dobiti napravi hotel i šalje zaposlene tamo.

@istorijska @PametnaCetvorka Originalni post tvrdi da su odmarališta bila problem, da zbog njih postoje dugovi koje plaćamo i dan danas. Inače, odnos zaduženja i BDP-a za prošlu godinu: UK 94%, Francuska 116%, SAD 122%, Singapur 173%, Japan 237%.

@sockpuppet80 @PametnaCetvorka Радничка одмаралишта су неважан сегмент целокупне повести једне пропале економије. Важно је да су издаци били већи него што је држава могла да сакупи те да државна власт, почев од Милке Планинц, није била вољна да озбиљније решава проблеме. Отуда многа изопачења...

@istorijska @PametnaCetvorka Koja je to zaduženja SFRJ napravila finansirajući radnička odmarališta? Gde su ti podaci, zašto se o tome ćuti, kome to odgovara & zašto baš sada?

@PametnaCetvorka Држава може да банкротира када није способна да плаћа приспеле дугове. Што се СФРЈ десило, те је отуда пристипила 'стабилизацији'. Неуспешно.

@NijeskavA Zdravorazumsko kapiranje ekonomije na nivou starmalog desetogodišnjaka. Daj primer tog naplaćivanja kroz naredne generacije, kako je to formalizovano, koje to SFRJ kredite za letovanja babe & unuka u Budvi danas otplaćujemo? Živ nisam da saznam.

Dakle, na stranu današnji surov kapitalizam, sistem u kome nešto stalno dobijaš besplatno mora kad tad da se naplati. Samo su starije generacije imale sreću da se naplatilo kroz naredne generacije, a nemaju dovoljan kapacitet da to shvate. A zapravo je vrlo prosto.

Jeziv je procenat starijih ljudi koji ne kapira da je upravo takav sistem doveo do toga da i dan danas otplaćujemo danak. Jeziv je procenat ljudi koji ne kapira osnovne ekonomske principe, dakle ne napredne, nego osnovne, i ne može da poveže da ne postoji ništa normalno u ovome.

@RadioCorporatio @Elonsfannumber1 @GABdotGOVdotCOM @AidanSimardone LOL fair enough

@sockpuppet80 @Elonsfannumber1 @GABdotGOVdotCOM @AidanSimardone that's low man. I'm just a Dawkins simp.

@RadioCorporatio @Elonsfannumber1 @GABdotGOVdotCOM @AidanSimardone Why is that crazy? You sound like Trump after he learns a new piece of trivia. "Not many people know this, but there's a lot of oil in Iraq."

@Elonsfannumber1 @GABdotGOVdotCOM @AidanSimardone I just think it's crazy.