> they all have nukes in space sitting over each other's countries waiting to drop.

The Nukes of Damocles

welcome to 2024, Siri

Can I pay $1,000 and just take one of the smaller halves?

I would love that too. Dual-sided screen, 6mm thick.

> The internet becomes an unnavigable swamp of weaponized nonsense for average humans.

turns out we didn't even need AI for that

> That's both cool and fast.

and probably a barely modified knock-off of some github project that it trained on

You're so upset that you have to invent an imaginary hypothesis to make yourself feel better.

Yes, very imaginary to think that the code comes from pretrained data and copy pasting whole blocks. It's not like this is exactly how LLMs work.

Correct, that's not how LLMs work [0].

[0] - https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762

Are you a frequent user of LLMs? That "copy pasting whole blocks" mental model doesn't hold up to regular usage, in my opinion.

They probably saw that report years ago of copilot dumping out the fast inverse sqrt function, and assume that's all they can do. From experience most anti-LLM people have either never used them, or used them back in the 3.5-4 era and then never again, though you might have even more experience with those people than I do. :P

I am using LLMs daily and I am a Claude max Subscriber. I neither saw any reports about Copilot Dumping sqt methods.

Now that we established that everything you said is wrong, do you have other toxic opinions or was that it?

they're wrong but they are right that this isn't interesting

Me: Shoot me in the face, @cringebot

Cringebot: :salute: on it!

> no one is going to be willing to make the massive investments necessary to continue pushing the scale frontier.

that sounds great to me. anything that slows down the pace and gives us a chance to prepare for, at best, massive job displacement, and at worst, robots turning us all into paperclips.

"your mom, because she's..."

a lovely lady.

Social media and nearly all news articles covering the past decade or so have made me want to forget how to read entirely.

at least we have that in common