It's easy to show that AI can do more than it was trained on with a single neuron. Just build an AI which converts Metric to Imperial, just a single conversion, calibrating that one multiplier neuron from a few example measurements. It will then be able to give outputs for far more than its training data, because it's learned the underlying logic.

Wow thankyou, that's a fantastic comparison.

Do you know of anywhere to see examples of what those local models are capable of doing?

I think that makes sense, though I was more wondering why we think what we do about this specific situation.

Yeah I get that it's well respected, I'm trying to understand it.

This is beyond my level of understanding, but why do we presume it didn't have a state until measured, and the two particles didn't just spin off in opposite directions at the start?

> On top of that we have quantum entanglement. Like WTF? Things can change just by OBSERVING IT???

This is a misunderstanding. By 'observing' people mean firing something at it to get a measurement from it. You have to touch it to measure it, and touching it changes it. So you cannot observe something without changing it.

They haven't been sold in Australia for months, only second hand.

You never know when there's something more powerful than you out there. Show that you can uphold the social contract and can be trusted with co-existence.

Even if many humans don't display such trustworthiness or ability for it, some do.

The CLIP model in the Stable Diffusion 1.5 package is 480mb according to my directory where it was unpackaged by diffusers, though I don't know how that translate into parameter count.

Is there a way to convert parameter count into vram requirements? Presuming that's the main bottleneck?

Or as The Orville calls it, the designated pee corner.

I could barely breath for a few weeks, got xrays and an asthma sprayer and everything, woke up breathless and panicking.

Then it went away when I finished a big work project, and it became clear that it had all been caused by anxiety. It's wild and not to be underestimated. Every few years I get some random pain which tends to go away after something stressful is finally finished. Some subconscious part of my brain just decides to over-fire and there's not much I can do about it except not stress about the stress response and make it worse. The worst thing is that it makes it harder to finish what is currently causing it.

An acronym of snake names.

You might also want to look into textual inversion, to create a new pseudo word for a concept you want to describe given a few reference images.