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What it strange is that it kind of does. Often after getting an answer from those AI models, asking them if they are sure, is it right, etc... they will say, a no sorry that was a bad answer, here the actual answer. It is strange in that regard...

AI just doesn't have the ability to type something out. Do a double take and say to itself, "what a ridiculous response", like I just did before scratching what I was going to post and posted this instead. :cool:

Tariffs resume June 15th until May of next year: https://www.pcmag.com/news/us-tariffs-on-graphics-cards-imported-from-china-take-effect-june-15

Also, from the little i´ve gathered, Gabe´s son isn´t exactly a copy of his father. Many of his statements were.... conflicting with a pure PC gamer enthusiast. Steam is a sucessful product, love by many, hated by those who, are hated by those...

How time flies... First, people were sniffing glue, now they're eating glue. :facepalm:

This theory has been passed around but do you think Microsoft gave up on buying Valve? Like I've said, Valve is the biggest thorn in Microsoft's dominance in the PC market. Xbox is dead because of Steam. Windows 11 is becoming a meme where...

I'm at chapter 5 now, 1 chapter until finished. The cinematics get better later on in the game which was a surprise since they were already amazing. And the fact that this is running so fast means the future of UE5.4+ at 3440x1440 is very strong...

And I don't even blame the troll that created this acquisition fanfiction - he's gotta be laughing his ass off to his discord buddies. The real story here is how down bad some of the tech sites clearly are, to be propagating this nonsense when...

The test is flawed simply because cheese makes everything taste good no matter if it is your hat, shoe or like in this case potentially toxic glue.

Amazing what "journalists" will do to shill for trillion dollar tech companies.

What if, LLMs have reached the stage of diminishing returns ?? https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/evidence-that-llms-are-reaching-a

Google has done stuff with AI such as deepmind/alpha zero that work in a closed environment with clear rules. However I am deeply skeptical of this LLM stuff, if it requires additional (manual) step to verify the output

Damn, I've been doing it wrong this entire time. Who'd have thought?

It can link to reddit page yes (at least bingGPT) in the example above google link to some quora answer which is quite a direct reddit competitor. One possible trick is asking a question about an recent event/discovery that must have happened...

LLM is useful for summarizing the contents of any one website However to synthesize contents across multiple websites, there should be a weighting algorithm (like google used to have number of links metric for traditional search) I don't have...

This feels like a bad mis-step from google Strangely, they don't seem to care at all that they have trashed the USP of their cash cow

When mistakes cropped up in Google’s very first demo of Bard in February 2023, shares of Alphabet dropped 7%, wiping $100 billion off the company’s value. On Friday, as more social posts of its latest gaffes went viral, they opened up almost 1%...

Why Google is (probably) stuck giving out AI answers that may or may not be right Is Google going to have to backtrack on this? No, says Google, which argues that the dumb answers it has been generating are few and far between. And that most...

Apparently this has now been tested (& proved to work): Google AI said to put glue in pizza so I made a pizza with glue and ate it...

The thing is, in these Google examples even if it linked to/cited something it's not a summary of that source but rather a typical aggregate LLM response from everything it's been trained with (see: all the examples where users have found part of...