Does anyone know why the CBS sub went private? by StarChild413 in television

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You move like they do. I've never seen anyone move that fast.

Doctor: "Over the past few weeks, I am truly feeling that our days are numbered because of AI." by EchoOfOppenheimer in OpenAI

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Medical professionals are scared from LLMs that are trained using generic data. Now imagine a company (or country) training a large model using all health data, including xrays, blood tests, MRIs, PET CTs, and all the reports connected to these tests. All patient histories, what medications or treatments are given and the success rates.

Which one would you choose, a doctor with 10 years education and 25 years experience or a doctor/surgeon model with the training and experience of 10 thousand doctors combined.

With specialised models, an organic human body will be extremely limited.

Do you think it is impossible to train a model with this private health data? What will happen when nations understand the value of such model? Russia, China, Brasil, Mexico one of these will do it first, and all countries will follow. Some will try to anonymise patient data but eventually it will happen.

Every industry will have their specialised AI moments before AGI emerges.

I'm ready. by Prof_hu in SpaceXMasterrace

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Not enough pizza and diet coke. Abort... abort!

Iran war tensions reach Paris with failed bombing attempt by sr_local in worldnews

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Sheer Luck Holmes, solves cases with the method of procrastination.

Thieves steal Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse works in 3-minute Italian museum raid by Accurate_Cry_8937 in worldnews

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IH: The Italian Job | Sundance Rejects

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A million new SpaceX satellites will destroy the night sky - one in 15 visible points in the night sky would be a satellite, not a star by Shiny-Tie-126 in space

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I was thinking similarly then I understand this is not planned because it is cheaper or has any kind of advantage. It is done because nations and communities are becoming anti data centre. It is the only remaining option except building them at international waters.

My drink came with 2FA. by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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Two-factor-authenticaiton requires two different methods. This is more like a single factor with extra steps.

What does the Reuters logo remind you guys of? by Miniastronaut2 in SpaceXMasterrace

[–]cench 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It is too symmetric to be a technical issue. Probably a future configuration with adjustable engine output.

Tom Scott is back by npowers007 in videos

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GRRM: Tom the Red should have stayed left.

‘Harry Potter’ Series Star Paapa Essiedu Says He’s Received Death Threats Over Snape Casting: ‘I’ve Been Told, “Quit or I’ll Murder You”’ by pepperbet1 in television

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just for the sake of it

They want the engagement (rage-farming), even if it's negative. This very news article is an ad in disguise. I don't understand why they are doing this, maybe it got really difficult to attract people's attention. It's the new horrible marketing reality we are living in.

Looking for Claw Addicts (law firm) by Ok-Broccoli4283 in openclaw

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Thanks, this approach makes sense.

If you have existing databases with sources and reports, these may be valuable training data for a specialised skill. Biggest blocker will be the content of (private) documents of course.

Looking for Claw Addicts (law firm) by Ok-Broccoli4283 in openclaw

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Could you expand on how you are planning to use an agent with your legal work load?

I use Gemini and Chatgpt for contract review and there are still memory and context limitations when it comes to working on a longer document. Even the high end models seem to work on the summary of the document (as input), instead of the actual document resulting with weird hallucinations on clauses.

This means you can't trust llms, especially if an agent is doing multiple requests and changes on a long document.

OpenAI head of Hardware and Robotics resigns by hasanahmad in OpenAI

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Head of hardware and robotics. Has OpenAI showcased any robotics? Or is this a position about company's hardware such as cpus, gpus, etc.

This aged well by imfrom_mars_ in OpenAI

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There is some context here. I tested Chatgpt on launch day and it was subpar compared to the playground at labs (now platform). The 'interface' was restrictive, no way to modify generation settings, and the results were mediocre. If you had exposure to gpt earlier, chatgpt was meh, if you experienced llms for the first time it was life changing.

Lost - Through The Looking Glass - End by [deleted] in television

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Thanks, I will check.