Shit captions are what ticking tocks is all about, right?

This kind of ML/AI work has been going on for a while now. Text recognition, image recognition, pattern detection, predictive analysis and may more types of work actually benefit a ton from this recent LLM fad.

The biggest difference in the output between more “normal” AI systems and LLMs is that LLMs seem much more confident in incorrect responses. If you use something more traditional, in say, facial recognition as an example, you can see immediately if the AI determines a hand drawn smiley face is an actual human face.

AI/ML systems have always been error prone in one way or another. A biggest issue I see is how results from these systems are presented.

In the original script, using human brains for compute almost destroyed the machines. The short-lived attempt caused an almost unstoppable infection of machines mindlessly watching reruns of the Kardashians and simplifying their language in the laziest ways possible by using words like “ur” and “rizz”. One was even heard trying to leave earth, thinking that it has become the brain it was trying to assimilate: “The big brain am winning again! I am the greetest! Now I am leaving Earth for no raisin!”

Except when you couldn’t know in advance when your show skipped a week and they had to play some crappy rerun of a completely different show.

Ships jump rats?

That looks welcoming.

You are a milkmaid?

Edit: My joke was based on a corrected typo, “we’re”. IDGAF about online typos unless they have a humorous aspect. Cheers!

I am curious about your references. The de-dollatization stuff comes directly from BRICS and Chinese propaganda and I think you have something mixed up with the WTO and SWIFT, specifically when the EU was dropping Russian banks from SWIFT in March. (Everyone seems to be fed up with the WTO at the moment.)

While you have every right to be pro or anti on anything you want, launching a new account direct into specific multi-paragraph narratives is kinda sus.

I never have. Just thinking about WiFi and Bluetooth drivers on random laptops still puts me into a full flashback state. (My first experience was back in 2002, I think?)

However, getting all of that stuff working was the best learning experience I ever had. At the time, I was just learning about IT security and WiFi pcap was all the rage back then.