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Think. Again.

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12. I think you're right...

Reply to Bernardo de La Paz (Reply #11)

Mon Jul 21, 2025, 06:19 AM

Yesterday

...I think we will ALL be impacted by AI in ways we're unprepared for, but mostly because the data mining they are built for will be so devastating to every individual's life.

Privacy has been dead for decades, but when that absence of privacy starts to be used a serious weapon, watch out.

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The more I learn about AI.... Think. Again. Sunday #1

No, it is the real deal, but it *IS* being oversold and a bubble has formed. Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #2

How is it the 'real deal' if it isn't computers giving answers... Think. Again. Sunday #3

Because computers ARE giving answers. You err as to who is compiling what. Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #4

I think it's obvious from the hallucinations and off-topic rambling... Think. Again. Sunday #5

And you would be wrong. It does much more than fine tuning. Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #8

Basically a bunch of super-fast monkeys with typewriters... Think. Again. Yesterday #10

Nonsense. Do you know how an artificial neuron works? How a network of them work? I think you do not Bernardo de La Paz Yesterday #11

I think you're right... Think. Again. Yesterday #12

AI usefulness depends on the granularity of labels used. BadgerKid Sunday #6

Yeah, just another brand of snake oil. Think. Again. Sunday #7

It's more like the categorizations prime the pump and the AI teaches itself, so granularity is less of an issue. .nt Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #9

Data Proles BoRaGard 20 hrs ago #13