It is open source but there is a big talent discrepancy one AI will be managed by a team of 20-30+ top tier engineers and the other by a team of enthusiasts. It is true that killing it 100% is not possible for the simple reason that the tech can be recreated anyways. There's also the processing...
There is a pretty high possibility that advanced AI will not be open/accessible to the public for much longer. The reasons are multiple, one of them is that giving power to the people is not something Govs are known for, it can easily be branded as dangerous and banned or limited.
I have nothing against trading. I trade forex and crypto too. What I don't like is people selling their house because some buffoon on tv or social media is telling them "X" coin / asset will grow x30 in 2-3 years(aka taking it as a investment instead of trading). When in fact it's all...
She is sniffing some good stuff same with people that think her analysis is realistic. Are you guys not done investing in stuff that has 0 value and use?
I think google lacks the resources to detect AI content on a large scale, it's all about the scale. They may implement something for the first 10 results tho and leave the rest untouched. If there are no clear fingerprint in AI generated content at all (doubtful but possible) they won't be able...
Seems like chat gpt is kinda agreeing with me, some are based on bruteforce, the others have "bruteforce ideas/tech/concepts" in them (but then we will argue on the definition of bruteforce blahblahblah). There are some AI that can be in continous training in the sense that you can code auto...
I simplify it because going into it like you did is not interesting for most people since we are on a make money forum. The weight adjusting (or giving it multiple sentences) can be considered bruteforcing (or doing tries like I said previously) when you simplify it to make it easier to...
My man what do you call it when you do millions of tries based on data and algos until you get a better answer and then restart the operation from that as a new starting point(another simplification that you will probably attack). Also I wouldn't consider scripting the same as programming and I...
My man I will not insult you by saying you know nothing about Ai you would better understand what I meant with that simplification in the other post if you were a programmer, I don't really care to go further in my explanations here. That 15 year experience was inserted there to say that I can...
I'm not baiting you, I've been programming for around 15 years now and I just know that what you are saying is so highly unlikely that I'm 99.99% sure even gpt4 will not be able to achieve your claims. What you are saying will not be achieved with how we currently do machine learning. It's not...
Hand tweaking AI content makes it non AI. Also Human written content has a reward associated with it when consumed unlike AI written content that is empty and not rewarding. It's not the bad english that is making AI content non human (it might even write perfect english content). It's the...
Exactly people forget or don't understand that AI (to simplify it) is a bruteforce technology. This type of tech works by taking information as input (google has all the information) and then using processing power to get to the desired result (google has all the processing power), also the AI...
You guys really think a free to use AI can hold a candle to Google's in house developed AI that has the processing power of multiple supercomputers at his disposition and is coded by the top engineers on the planet?
Sounds like a lot of copium and hopium to me, the fight against google is even...
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