Yeah this list should've been about 1/4th the size.

It's not, posting rules are much less strict here.

It may be a fundamental flaw of these neural networks that no amount of scaling can fix. If it is, it be be a long time until they find a solution. I hope this isn't the case but it's too early to tell.

Yeah same haha. I think I need a few years to get my affairs in order :P. Maybe I can call OpenAI up and ask them to schedule it for 2026.

I think most people are either still unaware or aren't giving it much thought. They've maybe heard about it in the news and think oh cool. Maybe play with ChatGPT for a few minutes and then get bored.

Yeah I feel like we need more benchmarks

Yeah we need more benchmarks.

Reddit assumes that any technical advancement is automatically gonna be in the hands of one super monopoly that never lowers prices for any reason.

In reality, there are plenty of competitors driving prices down for most industries.

I mean the moon is an extremely hostile lifeless rock. Technically it's nature but it's not like you're harming an ecosystem by mining there. On the contrary you could argue that you are protecting the Earth's by outsourcing mineral extraction there. Also as others have mentioned it would take an absurd amount of mining to appreciably change its mass. This is something we are nowhere near capable of.

The IEA has long history of greatly underestimating the adoption of renewables. To the point where I question if the Oil lobby influences their reports. Every single year they revise their estimates and they're always an underestimate. We are currently way above their best case predictions from 5 or 10 years ago. For some reason they always try to model the growth as a linear graph when it has clearly been following an S curve for quite some time now.

Did it hurt your feelings that your arrogant prediction was proven wrong literally the next day? How about instead of calling me a liar you actually do some basic research and see if you're right or not first? Lol

Examples start at 22:00: Link

It was announced yesterday and it has access to the internet. It can pull data from other websites and cite sources.

Now that it's been officially announced we know it's using an improved version of GPT 3.5 (what ChatGPT is based on). There was nothing to indicate it would use GPT 4, just shitty clickbaity reporting.

Yup and this could easily be replaced on Microsoft's end.

Bing, Microsoft office, Android (these apps all work best on Android and Google legally probably can't block them lol), and Outlook.

Currently they don't see the adoption because it's easier to stay in the Google ecosystem for most people (myself included). If GPT sees right integration into them all however, this could significantly improve their value over what Google has if Google doesn't respond appropriately.

I focused on Mobile here but now that I think about it I'm not sure Microsoft even cares that much about mobile as most of their income comes from businesses.

I have no problem with the tech being used. In fact I think it's exciting and everyone should use it if it benefits them. I just don't care to see screenshots everytime someone inputs a prompt they think is interesting lol. It'd be like if when smartphones came out I posted screenshots of everytime I found a new app I thought was cool or something.

Shit if they weren't highly religious and strict about it I might do it.

If I want to ask ChatGPT a question I can ask it myself, why do I want to read screenshots someone else posted? It's like if when Google came out I posted screenshots of results I found that I liked. Yeah it's cool, but it also gets boring really quick.

But anyways, clearly most people here disagree with me and that's fine.

Yes I'm all for it lol

I mean I don't disagree but I also don't think it's necessary to post screenshots of those questions here. If I wanted to ask ChatGPT I'd just do it myself

Yeah basically lol. It's reddit asking, "Hey do you want 10 million new users dumped on you at once?" What's that, you said no? Well too bad here they are!

A sub that reddit subscribes every new account to by default.

The AI subs like /r/singularity are way more optimistic than this sub in my experience. This sub has a habit of devolving into a circle jerk about everything turning into a hopeless hellscape with climate collapse and immortal billionaires ruling over us for all eternity.

It gets real fucking old sometimes and only started to get real bad after it was made a default sub.

The more I hear this Yann LeCun guy talk the less I like him.

They do.