hsrada
Drop your Twitter in your profile. Would love to give you a follow :)
Today, yes. Nobody is saying GPT-3 or 4 or even 5 will cause this. None of the chatbots we have today will evolve to be the AGI that everyone is fearing.
But when you go beyond that, it becomes difficult to ignore trend lines.
Here's a detailed scenario breakdown of how it might come to be –https://www.dwarkeshpatel.com/p/carl-shulman
The default consequence of AGI's arrival is doom. Aligning a super intelligence with our desires is a problem that no one has solved yet.
"The AI does not hate you, nor does it love you, but you are made out of atoms which it can use for something else."
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Listen to Dwarkesh Podcast with Eliezer or Carl Shulman to know more about this.
There's the Vividness of Visual Imagery Quiz but that's self-administered and is a questionnaire.
(https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/213539-science-is-the-only-...)
Here's a twitter thread containing some 'quirky' personal websites, not quite portfolios though.
https://twitter.com/michael_nielsen/status/10026747950313267...
Except that the amusement and irony would cease to exist once you have some idea of what's happening behind the scenes.
The AI doesn't know it's "killing enemies". For it, it's just something that results in the increase of a numerical reward signal.
Since playing a lane as a ranged hero is very different from playing the same lane as a melee hero, I wonder whether the AI has learned to play melee heroes yet.
Now, a little older, the prospect of fines that will take a lifetime to repay and/or prison is way more deterring. As a kid, you just never think about it.
Read what you love until you love to read. Then you can move onto books that seem that they might have some pay off.
It is.
Asking as somebody that doesn't care much about politics but not averse to the idea of making an effort to understand it if the benefits>cost.
Not sure how I feel about sharing this here but yeah, this should answer some of those questions.
The Youtuber is.. A 'comedian'..
Can you give me a source on this? One that compares the economic contribution of students from the next-10 colleges in India and finds it to be more than that of the IITs. Because otherwise, you're comparing different sample sizes and your statement becomes trivially true as a result.
> But by and large most IITs are largely places to train people, and send them to foreign countries.
Try looking up statistics of what % of students go abroad immediately after graduating from an IIT. Perhaps that might help you revisit this assertion.
> An argument could be made to spend this money to improve public schooling infrastructure in India.
The government's already spending 10x on that than they are on Higher Education. (2009) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_India#Budget How much would an extra 0.5x help.
Below a link to a study from '08 that tried to assess the contribution of IITs to the economy. Perhaps some numbers might change your mind? (It's incomplete but includes the executive summary.)
https://www.ibef.org/download/Content_19dec.pdf
Perhaps an article (from TOI nonetheless)? - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/IITians-contributi...
Before you dismiss these with whatever reason, perhaps you can show some data to back up your point?
`An unknown protestor bravely stands in front of a column of armored tanks as an act of defiance against the Chinese government following the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.`
`This photo is one of the most iconic images of the 20th Century and has since been widely used to represent the protests. It was a set of student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took place in the spring of 1989 aimed at exposing the deep splits within China’s leadership. It was also known as the ’89 Democracy movement. The protests were triggered in April 1989 by the death of a communist leader.`
Some more context behind the photographer who clicked the photo - https://pastebin.com/aGVLYDVz
Liu Wei, a Chinese artist goes around the streets of Beijing on June 4th asking people ‘What Day is it today?’ hoping for an answer on the lines of ‘Today’s the 16th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre’ but what he gets instead is a lot of ‘I don’t know’'s from the people whose faces clearly say otherwise.
What issue did they have with it?
If another user has posted a comment on an article you are currently viewing, perhaps you can change the extension icon to indicate so. That could be a trigger to open the comment section.
Otherwise, I'll probably keep being disappointed upon opening the section in websites that don't have comments in them.
Note : I haven't actually installed/checked the extension out. Sorry if this feature's already there!
I think that's a nice middle ground to be on. I can still participate in groups that I'm a member of, can still chat with friends, while not have the awfulness that is the newsfeed shoved down my mind.
The public exploited tricks to beat it. They did not beat it 'handily'.
Afterwards, the pros who do beat it only manage to do so ~2-3 times for every 100 games played. I believe they have been playing the same version that was shown at The International and not an iterated version.
That is hard.