Apropos of nothing, I wonder when Uncle Trump's Presidential Pardon Auction House officially opens for business.
Architeuthis
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Did LLama3.1 solve the hallucination problem?
I bet we would have heard if it had, since It's the albatross hanging on the neck of this entire technology.
but it can make a human way more efficient, and make 1 human able to do the work of 3-5 humans.
Not if you have to proof-read everything to spot the entirely convincing-looking but completely inaccurate parts, is the problem the article cites.
Wow, I expected to read about people voting themselves out of healthcare so bitcoin mines can operate at 1% cheaper, instead I got data center induced Havana Syndrome.
edit: I love that throughout the article they keep referring to the police chief who's fighting the mining installation as a former oath keeper, the fuck-one-monkey principle at work.
- I wish people would finally start calling me the anti-crypto police chief.
- Whatever you say Monkeyfucker Joe.
Once [a company] can make more money by screwing its customers, that screw-job becomes a fait accompli.
If they open their APIs so I can coordinate different brands without downloading a bazillion different apps and as long as I can do it without my data leaving the house, I'll think about it.
Come on, the AI wrote code that published his wallet key and then he straight up tweeted it in a screenshot, it's objectively funny/harrowing.
Also the thing with AI tooling isn't so much that it isn't used wisely as it is that you might get several constructive and helpful outputs followed by a very convincingly correct looking one that is in fact utterly catastrophic.