Human beings are not infallible either.

AI doesn’t know what’s wrong or correct. It hallucinates every answer. It’s up to the supervisor to determine whether it’s wrong or correct.

Mathematically verifying the correctness of these algorithms is a hard problem. It’s intentional and the trade-off for the incredible efficiency.

Besides, it can only “know” what it has been trained on. It shouldn’t be suprising that it cannot answer about the Trump shooting. Anyone who thinks otherwise simply doesn’t know how to use these models.

It’s hard to run AI on phones and low-end hardware though. It’s not that easy.

Yes.

He has a point though. Just think of Reddit and Lemmy where people mindlessly hive-mind vote some posts. When you see something massively upvoted, you tend to upvote (immediately). Same goes for downvotes. In contrary, if the votes do no show, you only vote when you actually mean it.

I don’t understand how this Glaze thing is supposed to stop AI being trained on the art.

Their data centers are 100% powered by renewable energy. Google is 100% carbon free. It’s not as bad as you think it is.

Vocal minority as always

I have an easy solution for that: I think I’ll just delete my account. I’m not using it anyways.

That’s what they all say.

As a European user, do I actively have to opt out or is it opt-out by default?

Although it’s far from the best, Deezer has a much fairer royalties compensation method, which is more closely based on a per-user basis, rather than total amount of minutes listened (that Spotify currently employs).

This isn’t super related to OPs post but I thought it might be worth mentioning aswell.

I’ve been using Deezer for a while now. Not only is the streaming quality (FLAC) much better but also the artist compensation much fairer. Plus, they at least act as if they actually cared for the customer…

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