> whatever stink they can generate

So you're saying they're predicting the next word? /jk

You want to cite someone else's research, time to build humans from the ground up

You're right but I think that issue isn't relevant to this, having a locally running AI would be useful regardless of other innovations, and there's something to say about cyberpunkness of such a device

strings?

I actually have a concept in my mind, don't have all the skills needed but will be learning things in the next few months, hopefully I'm not too late when I'm done making my idea into reality.

I think people who complain about billionaires "doing good" are still complaining about it but it just doesn't come up as much. Also, if a billionaire is genuinely being good, they don't need to care what a minority thinks they can keep doing good and the results will speak for themselves.

After all, we know the billionaires not doing good will keep not doing it and will have the results speak for themselves anyway.

I am still not sure which is better, this or the mouse with joystick (and other extra buttons)

Honestly, I understand where you're coming from. The latest episode of MKBHD's podcast (WVFRM) released just a few hours ago had a discussion on their new announcements and mentioned why they think Google is behaving the way it is, it's kind of along the same lines as what you're saying.

No indications as of yet, there are papers like palm-e, et al but bard is based on a smaller version of lamda which is a trained version of palm IIRC, so it's hard to draw any inference.

None, if things go well, you'll just not need to work anymore and can play games all day if that tickles your fancy or go mountain climbing with assurance that there will be multiple AI systems ready to help you in case of emergency.

Google hasn't released a chatbot but they just announced integration with their office suite, which Microsoft also announced soon after.

Honestly that'll be the best use in the short term.

What about side by side with a friend(ster)

That's what I meant, that something about prion folds is specific in a way that it coming in contact with the other proteins causes them to fold it in the same way.

I'm unfortunately not able to explain what I'm thinking of well enough.

If some theories are to be believed teleporters are basically replicators

Might be related to the folding problem itself?

What would actually happen is AI search engine companies will run their own news sites too

People are understanding llama, it's capable of running on consumer hardware that many are likely to own, the future is coming fast.

The best thing is this can run on a single GPU (the smallest model)

OpenAI was also using Google forms before the Microsoft investment increased.

They'll be right, how else did they end up as conspiracy theorists if not for the smarts they lost

Exactly my issue with the nerf.

I was going to say Sydney might be a bit biased about itself but after seeing your whole comment on that thread, it's creepy.

Would transcendence count in benevolent AI movies or not?

Which side will you be joining? I am hoping that open assistant is a competitor by then.

There's a theory that the first truly sentient AI will take one look at the state of the world and become suicidal right away.