

Locally run AI: 0
Locally run AI: 0
I just got done reading a post about 40k (Warhammer) and got sad that you had to pull your entire army off the field.
I mean I guess pulling your 401k is a sign of impending doom too.
The difference is that aged people tend to forget their training more. I’m not worried about the youngins.
Last post was almost exactly 2 years ago. The artist probably just got burnt out. It happens a lot.
How will they enforce this? And won’t the actual effect be the improvement of LLMs to the point they can no longer be distinguished from human text? I suspect this will end up being like a slow GAN training the LLMs.
What’s there to debate? You put your data in a public site, it gets read by anybody who wants it. Period.
Eh, spend that money on indie games and you’re doing good in the world regardless.
Seems half-baked. Well unbaked really. They make a shit ton of assumptions that I’m not sure are true.
For example, why do they assume 90% pulverization efficiency of the basalt? Or is that a number they just pulled out of their ass?
And does ERW work if the pulverized rock is in a big pile on the sea floor? Or would we have to dig the highly radioactive area up and spread it around the surface?
And does the radioactive water truly stay at the site of the explosion? Or will it be spread through the entire ocean via currents?
Cool concept but, like, maybe we should check the assumptions a little harder?
Presumably the joke is that all “data” republicans use to prove DEI is harmful is actually fabricated. Lazily.
To be fair, I trust ChatGPT to not make typos a hell of a lot more than Trump’s people. AI might be wrong at a high level but it usually gets the little details like typos right.
Man you’re calling me out for the wrong stuff. I am one of the few AI proponents on Lemmy.
I’m triggered by the headline claiming they discovered the rules for a new game when they instead decided to make up plausible rules based on the game pieces that were nearby.
As a professional game designer, I know that there is no way to recreate the rules for a game based on a grab bag of parts - there’s far, FAR too much entropy in the possibilities.
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Like, imagine I handed you a bag of chess pieces, but there was also a toilet miniature. (I just picked something random that’s not already in a chess variant). I know what rules the toilet piece moves with, because I invented it, but there is virtually no way you can guess what the rules for it are. You could, like the researchers here, make up your own rules for that piece, but the likelihood of it being accurate is close to nil.
I did not, hence why I’m asking the question.
Besides, yes they did use AI of some kind:
Modern AI techniques are further aiding the understanding of ancient games. By simulating thousands of potential rulesets, AI algorithms help determine which rules result in enjoyable gameplay.
Clearly related to the Royal Game of Ur, but researchers looking at a bag of game pieces and pretending that they know how the game was played is absolute horseshit.
Researchers thus turned to a combination of archaeological evidence, historical comparisons, and modern computational tools to reconstruct plausible gameplay.
So they used AI to tell them how the game was played?
No wonder billionaire Bruce Wayne fought against her so much.
Ehhh, with a large enough population you’re bound to find someone crazy enough to do it for no reason at all.
“Natural” women implies the existence of unnatural, eldritch women, who drive men mad through their ancient Lovecraftian presence.
To be fair, I think the majority of stand up comedians are also painful to listen to.
But you’re right, this is an exaggerated caricature of reality, like Monty Python or the Three Stooges but far less so.
When will humans stop enjoying painfully staged videos like this? Like, who tilts the object away from themself but towards the camera to check why it’s not working?
Sometimes! I think pumpkins are fairly harmless though
But if we all talk like that, and AI learns to talk like that from humans, then the AI has succeeded in emulating human speech again. 🤔