how come i keep seeing posts that "no they actually can code now" and also posts like "no they actually can't code now"
anyone wanna decipher this for me
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how come i keep seeing posts that "no they actually can code now" and also posts like "no they actually can't code now"
anyone wanna decipher this for me
@majorlinux some people don't like the lying machine that convinces people to kill themselves and is a part of eugenicist cult project that's literally choking people while drinking their water and eating up every other resource...
@gildilinie I feel that wasn’t a part of the original post you made.
I was speaking more or less on the coding aspect of it.
But, since you’ve opened that can of worms:
A computer can’t lie to you because it doesn’t understand the concept of right or wrong.
It is unfortunate that people turn to computers to seek mental health, but we have a system that de-incentivizes seeking help and makes it out of reach for many people.
@gildilinie This overall tech predates the cult and said cult has all the money to shape the current iteration of this tech because unfortunately things only get done when the money is there to do it.
There are plenty of tools that do not do that and I’d argue that training models seems like a moot point now seeing where we are now and the capabilities of some of these models being able to run on things like smartphones.
The only way the harm goes away is with a radical change of society.
@majorlinux it wasn't a part of my original post but you've been begging for arguments!
And I'd like to know what LLMs don't do what I said? The local ones? The local ones still lie and convince people and do all kinds of nasty shit, and they still cause all the water, air, and resource consumption problems when they're being trained.
What does a good LLM look like?
These things, as long as they know natural language (English, French, Chinese, whatever) eat away your mind and turn it into cheese. Not your brain but your mind.
@gildilinie This isn’t me discounting that terrible things have happened. I’ve talked about them ad nauseam.
Let’s start with the LLM itself:
Had it been properly tested and vetted before being released, a lot of what we’re seeing could have been easily avoided. It’s like putting out bad code. If you know something like this happens, you make sure it doesn’t happen again.
@gildilinie That’s been the argument people have been having about LLMs for quite some time.
I’d wait on people to make up their mind, but I have my thoughts on it and this one I’ll keep to myself before I get shouted down by angry nerds on the internet.