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Replying to @wiretransfer
LMAO
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You still miss the point. He does not argue "learning from others' work", he argues "learning from others' illegitimately acquired works." LLMs getting trained on huge amounts of pirated works is not comparable to any individual, not by any metric.
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Jun 12
Was going to mention this. Basically a case of wires getting crossed.
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That’s just not how llm content ends up working unless you specifically prompt it to copy a given piece of work. What ends up happening is that it pulls from all of the source material and uses elements of all of it, not just one movie, which is exactly what all filmmakers do
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Replying to @wiretransfer
Hi! The steam page isn't up yet, that's why it's broken sadly. Hope to have it setup by June 20th!
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Replying to @wiretransfer
>~<
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god i love this gif so much, deadman's perfect in DS2
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Replying to @wiretransfer
Yeah I don't know why some of these people evangelize this tech so hard. You do realize it's okay to criticize it and also use it, right? Just like any piece of tech there's things it can do and some things it definitely sucks at.
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I'm saying they have also stopped caring what ANYONE thinks, not just the most vulnerable. culling is what they plan
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Nikink https://linktr.ee/n1k1nk retweeted
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One of the things that lets me work late into the wee hours filled with an unbearable amount of smug self-satisfaction is I have the extraordinarily rare privilege of working in one of the very, very few areas of tech that is largely environmentally benign, incontrovertibly pro-human, almost impossible to weaponize or use for evil- and all I have to do, my sole daily task as a person on conscience, is keep it out of the hands of profiteers who would try to make it scarce and unaffordable. Very, very few people are blessed with an opportunity to do incontestable, pure good like that on such a large scale.
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Nikink https://linktr.ee/n1k1nk retweeted
I think if you told most people, "Hey, millions of people in the world die of respiratory infections every year, but there's a tool that could eliminate a good portion of that. Want to be an asshole and general pain in the ass to the mega-corps that manufacture it to call attention to how cheaply it can be made and force them to make it more affordable?"🤣 I think most people would jump at the opportunity. Lots of tech is "disruptive", very little tech these days is disruptive on the side of humans and have-nots. Best. Job. Ever.😋
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Enshittification and inbuilt obscelecence and subscriptions demanded for what used to be free
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China has shown that humanity has the solutions to our problems, the West simply refuses to implement them It was never about not having solutions, it was always about having insufficiently profitable solutions
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pfft remove the filters and crank the power to infinity and you have a death ray. Technically- it’s already a death ray but for microbes 🤣
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😅🙇🏻‍♀️
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