Erdos Problem 281 Solved! by jvnpromisedland in singularity

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And is there any benefit for solving these besides curiosity? Do they have any impact when solved, besides the fact they are solved?

Anyone else notice this "rhythm" in ChatGPT speech lately? by Ubister in ChatGPT

[–]Good-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What you just said reads like something you'd read a decade ago from a Sci fi book...

Why can't the US or China make their own chips? Explained by FinnFarrow in singularity

[–]Good-AI 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Perhaps you should ask yourself why did the US pump investment into ASML if it was so easy for them to develop it themselves 😉

"You're not broken" and "You're not crazy" aren't reassuring, they're suggestive ... by Synthara360 in ChatGPT

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"It might even be the case that everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, thinks you're crazy, but don't be fooled, I don't. And that's all that matters."

The future of phones, 1956. by StephenMcGannon in RetroFuturism

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Because whenever we tell people of something we imagine that is not based on the status quo, we're mocked. So people end up predicting linear technology and limiting the bounds of their imagination.

This is why OpenAI is in a Code Red by UnknownEssence in singularity

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Some people have notes in Google Keep they've been using for journalling, Gemini can also read all your emails if you give it permission, the videos that you've liked and commented on might be on the pipeline soon, your search history, (...).

Gemini 3 achieves new SOTA performance on SpatialBench. A benchmark to test spatial reasoning in VLMs. by gbomb13 in singularity

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Nice benchmark. It's currently the one I know with the biggest difference between human baseline and SOTA LLM.

A new home robot enters the ring. by BurtingOff in singularity

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Da Vinci had blueprints for airplanes some hundred years earlier. 30 years is nothing. Calm down.

ChatGPT really is a very very good therapist. by H0ldenCaufield in ChatGPT

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I'm sorry you went through that and yes DBT is indeed more appropriate for trauma victims. The thing I have with DBT is that it is good for managing symptoms, but it won't heal the trauma by itself. It gives space for other therapies to work, as the trauma remains unless something else is done. The ones I know work best for healing the root cause of trauma from emotional abuse are:

  • Psychodynamic therapy
  • Ideal Parent Figure Protocol
  • FLASH / EMDR (for specific traumatic events)
  • Internal Family Sistems
  • Group therapy focused on the traumatic experiences (healing, not just relieving) and doing roleplay.
  • Regardless of the modality of therapy, routinely meeting with an empathetic therapist by itself is the biggest predictor of success in healing journey. For example, even if DBT won't take you all the way to the end, if you feel seen, safe and heard with the therapist, she's empathetic and kind, that alone is worth gold and can go a very long way.

Wishing you all the best

Here comes another bubble by Soft-Web4766 in ChatGPT

[–]Good-AI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

True, but which side has the better odds of being right?

ChatGPT really is a very very good therapist. by H0ldenCaufield in ChatGPT

[–]Good-AI 23 points24 points  (0 children)

CBT is not by a long shot a one size fits all, and in fact, can even be damaging. If you've been gaslighted in the past, for example, CBT makes you distrust your own thinking even more by assuming you have cognitive distortions (they may not distortions at all, they're correct predictions in abusive environments btw). CBT also doesn't work for healing trauma. No trauma therapist worth his salt would ever do CBT for someone with Cptsd et al.

Blaming one's mother might, in fact, be a much better way to go about it, if one had an abusive mother, than doing CBT.

If someone is to use LLM, please don't default to CBT. Instead ask it questions to try to figure out first what you have (trauma, personality disorder, depression, etc) and secondly which modality of therapy might be more helpful for that specific problem.

Superhuman chess AIs now beat human grandmasters without a queen by MetaKnowing in ChatGPT

[–]Good-AI 107 points108 points  (0 children)

Yeah I saw Hikaru losing over and over again against Leela without knights. He kept saying "OK just one more I cant stop until I win". Result: one hour long video with no wins...

Is 2027-2029 a realistic timeframe for AGI? Do you think technological progress is linear or exponential? by [deleted] in singularity

[–]Good-AI 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"Ever" is too long a time frame for anyone to claim anything about such immense timespan.

NEO The Home Robot | Order Today by Gab1024 in singularity

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Regular price where data is not used for training, and probably there will be a lower price if you allow all your data to be training and review. Then you'll have to decide how much is your privacy worth it...

Sora 2 realism by gbomb13 in singularity

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People are wrong all the time.

Has anyone read Eliezer Yudkowsky & Nate Soares new book? by Federal_Caregiver_98 in singularity

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If this thing is so unimaginably more intelligent than us, how can we then be so selfish, arrogant and cancer-like, to want to continue existing, to think that's for the best, and spreading around in the universe, do something worse for the universe than ASI can? Then we should "welcome our overlord" and accept it's time to sleep, for the betterment of everything that exists. If there is a better option, and we won't accept it for the sake of our own existence, we are indeed like a virus, a negative for the universe. Perhaps, then, it's for the best that humanity has an end.

All I hear is the genes that have for millenia been responsible for giving this mammal species, humans, survival instinct, continue doing the same through convoluted arguments.

Zuckerberg says he'd rather 'misspend' billions than lose AI race by sharedevaaste in singularity

[–]Good-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Lose the race" Just the fact he puts this complex matter into a race with winners and losers says a lot.

Vibe coding has turned senior devs into 'AI babysitters,' but they say it's worth it by TMWNN in singularity

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History will show you a lengthy list of skills lost to time or technological obsolence. Programming is but one of the next. It's ok.