LLM don’t seem suited for things like OCR.

There is a lot of other edges cases. They don’t work well with math, either explicit or even implied calculations. I’ve had cases where the LLM gave copytext from news releases for a summary figure, instead of actually doing the calculation from the parts provided.

Another massive failure with LLMs was subtitles editing. It’s still way faster and easier to use a specialized subtitle editing suite. I honestly couldn’t get the LLM to copy the source SRT file “to memory” (to then apply prompts).

They are marketed as “AI” when they are really just giving plausible output (that can often be very helpful) to a prompt.

Are you sure about that?

It’s been a while since I used a microscope (a bit less than 20 years), but I do remember having to peel and cut up onions to then look at them in the microscope.

Maybe these days there are some microscopes that come with a peeler thing built-in? :)

Roblox said it is designed with “rigorous built in safety features” and is “continually innovating new safety features — over 100 this year alone — that protect our users and empower parents and caregivers with greater control and visibility.”

The fact that they are framing it in this manner “100 features in this year alone” (what does this even mean?) suggests that they don’t care.

I don’t think it’s reasonable to assume that Yen is this naive.

As a Proton subscriber not from the US (but who has lived in the US); I find it difficult to believe that anyone could seriously claim that any of the two major US political parties have any interest in real competition and anti-trust.

One has to remember the Microsoft case from the 90s. I still don’t understand what the “legal excuse” was for not breaking up Microsoft.

Subscriber count is also used in fields that cannot be sorted (e.g. when searching for a community for cross-posting).

This is an issue with Lemmy too. Searching for a community by keyword ranks the results list by subscribers not by MAUs

I am not sure what to think of this. My assumption is all the talk of AGI is premeditated falsehood. I am basing this on US court documents that showed that Microsoft and OpenAI defined AGI as any AI powered product line that reaches some annual revenue target.

Also seems like if you genuinely believe in the danger of AGI, a hunger strike is not going to do much.

Austin is the CEO of a spyware company, while these days it’s not seen this way, it’s not too far from being a leader of a criminal organization (in my humble opinion).

Are you being sarcastic?

Monopoly money using image generation ML tech for the design. Special partnership with HP for printing these notes.

That’s the first thing that came to mind.

Some sort of scheme.

I am curious how they are planning to ban Mastodon. I am assuming they are going to block say the top 25 instances?

Fair point. :)

The only reason I mentioned this is I have multiple family members who have by this point learned how to stream via bittorrent and how to use rutracker.

Why not just use something like rutracker.org ?

All the netflix releases are on there and vast majority of them can be streamed via bit torrent. Just select language defaults in your media player and you’re good to go.

Mental illness.

How so? It’s pretty clear that Proton using “open source” in context of their LLM service is demonstrated to be false.

American version of propaganda.

I am really hoping that PostmarketOS will become more viable.

I’ve been trying to get rid of all American service provider (dropped netflix, duolingo); smartphones are more difficult though because they need to work.

F-Droid would likely be out because they rebuild many apps from source.

I am hoping PostmarketOS or perhaps SailfishOS get some much needed momentum both from Google’s actions and the fact that a lot of people (on a relative basis) are realising that many large American companies profoundly corrupt and cannot be trusted.