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  3. this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive.

this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive.

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  • smartmanapps@dotnet.socialS smartmanapps@dotnet.social

    @GhostOnTheHalfShell @cabel
    "The math does not math" - well, AI doesn't know how to do Maths anyway 😂 https://dotnet.social/@SmartmanApps/116000100388648367

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    @SmartmanApps @cabel

    Raising the question, if the people who own these corporations believe the numbers, their own product produces.

    Or the other question of whether the product was trained on their own thinking.

    #chatCEO

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    • cabel@social.panic.comC cabel@social.panic.com

      this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive.

      when you’re inside the bubble, you think everybody else is. but everybody isn’t.

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      @cabel
      @edutooters need to watch this

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      • ghostonthehalfshell@masto.aiG ghostonthehalfshell@masto.ai

        @SmartmanApps @cabel

        Raising the question, if the people who own these corporations believe the numbers, their own product produces.

        Or the other question of whether the product was trained on their own thinking.

        #chatCEO

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        @GhostOnTheHalfShell @cabel
        "the other question of whether the product was trained on their own thinking" - that's interesting that you bring that up. We can see clearly the influence of social media on some of the Maths responses, and I have indeed a few times had founders/VC's tell me on socials that I, a Maths teacher, was wrong about order of operations! 😂
        https://dotnet.social/@SmartmanApps/110897908266416158

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        • danbrotherston@types.plD danbrotherston@types.pl

          @PaniczGodek @cabel the Industrial Revolution also lifted billions of people out poverty and into prosperity. I don’t see AI doing anything like that.

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          @danbrotherston @PaniczGodek @cabel why not? It is just another improvement in copying. It makes it easier to share and distribute solutions to problems we have already solved.

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          • cabel@social.panic.comC cabel@social.panic.com

            this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive.

            when you’re inside the bubble, you think everybody else is. but everybody isn’t.

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            @cabel

            This is worrying. Not the tone-deafness or the misconceptions about AI, but the degree of separation between the top and the low levels *of the same institution dedicated to knowledge*.

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            • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

              @cabel Here, too, you’re in an “AI-hater” bubble, but AI is here to stay—just as smashing machines didn’t stop the Industrial Revolution.

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              @howking @cabel

              Given the economics involved, that seems unlikely. The amount of money being burned by the companies providing the large LLM models is truly astounding, and no, there is no easy path forward to significantly reduce the costs involved.

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              • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                @danbrotherston @cabel Just like AI haters aren’t opposed to the environmental and financial impacts of AI; they’re simply afraid of being replaced and don’t want to learn new skills.

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                @howking @danbrotherston @cabel I think that many "AI haters" ARE actually concerned about the environmental and financial impacts of AI. Burning gas and polluting drinking water to make fake videos of your political opponents or cats isn't intelligence.

                You've been drinking too much of the techbro kool-aid.

                I'm not sure how old you are but simply saying people don't want to learn new skills is extremely disingenuous. Maybe your parents are already retired and so they don't have to.

                Whatever you say, there is no intelligence in AI. There are emergent properties of a complex system, but LLMs are essentially probabilistic word generators. Think about how you form sentences and thoughts. Your brain is not searching for the next most probable word to make a sentence that makes grammatical sense. It is looking to capture and transmit meaning.

                "Colourless green ideas sleep furiously"

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                • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                  @danbrotherston @cabel Just like AI haters aren’t opposed to the environmental and financial impacts of AI; they’re simply afraid of being replaced and don’t want to learn new skills.

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                  @howking @danbrotherston @cabel You can be on the forefront of AI adoption as a software engineer using it all day every day, reading books on your spare time and contemplating ways to improve, and still consider it a blight that has worsened all our lives and is guaranteed to make us even more alienated and confused while concentrating even more wealth in the hands of the ultra rich. This is sadly expected of us as a part of our jobs now. It's not a bubble I'm in. I genuinely hate it.

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                  • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                    @danbrotherston @cabel Just like AI haters aren’t opposed to the environmental and financial impacts of AI; they’re simply afraid of being replaced and don’t want to learn new skills.

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                    @howking

                    Big claim - do you have any evidence for it?

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                    • danbrotherston@types.plD danbrotherston@types.pl

                      @Mabande @PaniczGodek @cabel I don’t think this is particularly controversial, no matter how much you twiddle the margins. If you think the majority of people are not more prosperous now, by any definition that is remotely objective— well, that is truely an extraordinary claim.

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                      @danbrotherston @PaniczGodek @cabel That's just the thing: what counts as "prosperous" and "poor"?
                      If it's a longer life expectancy with better health, prosperity is strictly linked to access to (free) vaccination and health care there's been great prosperity -- although often _in spite of_ the industrial revolution.
                      (side note: TIL that during the industrial revolution life expectancy in England didn't increase for the poor/workers, while the elites gained about a decade or so)

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                      • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                        @cabel Here, too, you’re in an “AI-hater” bubble, but AI is here to stay—just as smashing machines didn’t stop the Industrial Revolution.

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                        @cabel @danbrotherston
                        @pontus_k
                        @tribactam
                        @gulfie
                        @Mikal
                        @SmartmanApps
                        @skjeggtroll
                        @rubixhelix

                        Daniel Beneš (@howking@mastodonczech.cz)

                        @VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social AI hate is lame.

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                        • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                          @cabel Here, too, you’re in an “AI-hater” bubble, but AI is here to stay—just as smashing machines didn’t stop the Industrial Revolution.

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                          @howking @cabel what exactly is AI?
                          Because I am like forever in industry and what people call AI now, has nothing to do with AI and gonna fade away.
                          There are other technologies that will automate way more.
                          AI nonsense hype bubble is incredibly real.

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                          • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                            @cabel @danbrotherston
                            @pontus_k
                            @tribactam
                            @gulfie
                            @Mikal
                            @SmartmanApps
                            @skjeggtroll
                            @rubixhelix

                            Daniel Beneš (@howking@mastodonczech.cz)

                            @VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social AI hate is lame.

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                            @howking
                            "AI hate is lame" - factual is the word you're looking for

                            "I understand you, and you understand me" - nope. You most definitely did not understand this https://dotnet.social/@SmartmanApps/116000100388648367

                            "Just as steam engines came first, then gasoline engines were invented, and now we drive electric cars" - all of which involve engineering, which requires correct answers to Maths, which AI is incapable of 🙄

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                            • teratogenese@mamot.frT teratogenese@mamot.fr

                              @howking @danbrotherston @cabel
                              Like uh...asbestos ?

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                              @Teratogenese @howking @danbrotherston @cabel more like Internet

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                              • cabel@social.panic.comC cabel@social.panic.com

                                this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive.

                                when you’re inside the bubble, you think everybody else is. but everybody isn’t.

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                                @cabel cannot turn audio on and my lip reading skills are abysmal

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                                • cabel@social.panic.comC cabel@social.panic.com

                                  this graduation speech moment is notable, and her amazed shock at having failed to read the room feels instructive.

                                  when you’re inside the bubble, you think everybody else is. but everybody isn’t.

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                                  @cabel
                                  The kids are alright...

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                                  • howking@mastodonczech.czH howking@mastodonczech.cz

                                    @danbrotherston @cabel Just like AI haters aren’t opposed to the environmental and financial impacts of AI; they’re simply afraid of being replaced and don’t want to learn new skills.

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                                    @howking @danbrotherston @cabel The people not using AI are afraid to learn new skills? Oh, the irony...

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                                    • danbrotherston@types.plD danbrotherston@types.pl

                                      @PaniczGodek @cabel the Industrial Revolution also lifted billions of people out poverty and into prosperity. I don’t see AI doing anything like that.

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                                      @danbrotherston @PaniczGodek @cabel If you see it from the distance of two centuries, from a society shaped by the industrial revolution it may look like that. But it seems you underestimate the massive disruption that it caused at the time.

                                      For a lot of people the industrial revolution was catastrophic, bringing poverty, famine and early death. Trade unions, worker parties and communism were invented and revolutions staged. It took decades to fix the worst fallout of the industrial revolution.

                                      Personally, I'd rather not have that happen in my lifetime but here we are.

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                                      • smartmanapps@dotnet.socialS smartmanapps@dotnet.social

                                        @GhostOnTheHalfShell @cabel
                                        "The math does not math" - well, AI doesn't know how to do Maths anyway 😂 https://dotnet.social/@SmartmanApps/116000100388648367

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                                        @SmartmanApps @GhostOnTheHalfShell @cabel but it kind of does? i mean theres mathematicians acknowledging its generating some pretty decent proofs of previously unsolved stuff and so forth. i dont see why people are always clinging to these by now obviously false claims of inaptitude when the issues are much more standard capitalism type

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                                        • smartmanapps@dotnet.socialS smartmanapps@dotnet.social

                                          @GhostOnTheHalfShell @cabel
                                          "The math does not math" - well, AI doesn't know how to do Maths anyway 😂 https://dotnet.social/@SmartmanApps/116000100388648367

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                                          @SmartmanApps @GhostOnTheHalfShell @cabel

                                          Reimagined Mouse Pointer (@pikesley@mastodon.me.uk)

                                          "We made the computers, the notoriously accurate calculating machines, worse at arithmetic. This is surely progress along the path to creating Computer God"

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