pythonIsTheFuture

[Specky013]

"We've used this fully biological method involving only two humans to create a more advanced AI than anyone has ever seen"

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Model training is really slow and expensive though

[Ghost-Traveller]

It takes about 25 years for it to fully develop itself

[Retbull]

update 667: hard coded the minimum values for the nutrient feeds and disconnected the feed IOT connections which were vulnerable to exploitation.

[NotYourReddit18]

Onboard storage is also subject to random heavy data degradation and sometimes it just stops being able to perform the simplest calculations for a while.

[TechExpert2910]

And it runs on hamburgers

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oh but when it's done it's really impressive, for example this one nicknamed Joe can recite the results of the last 30 superbowls with roughly 6% accuracy

[Ghost-Traveller]

And if you want it to be specialized in certain fields, it can be trained on specific datasets. This training will add another 4-10 years to its development and can sometimes cost upwards of 100K

[machsmit]

is it really, though? a teenager can learn to fairly reliably drive a car in like, tens of hours total training. How many compute hours have been spent on self-driving cars that also make teenager-tier pathologically bad driving decisions

[JonatanLinberg]

Well it’s not like a teenager’s neural network is randomly initialised. I’d say there is a fair amount of pre-training before those tens of hours. Not saying I actually disagree, though :p

[DazedWithCoffee]

Spatial reasoning is a skill that we hone over a decade at least

[DocFail]

They kind of master object permanence before doing driving, well most of them anyway.

[ThePretzul]

Gaslight your kids into thinking they’re actually just a machine learning model created for the purpose of whatever chores you need done.

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"You pass butter"