AI: The Rise of the Machines... Or Just a Lot of Overhyped Chatbots?

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Coding was never the important part.
This is dead on. He lucked out on stumbling across a million dollar idea, but he could have hired someone to code it for him for very little money or learned to code himself. AI just reduced the friction a bit.
 
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That wasn't what I meant. I was referencing this makes people with actual good ideas but the inability to code to have a path to try to bring it to fruition. I don't care how good you can code, if you don't have any good ideas for new apps, you are still just coding for someone else's idea.
They already had a path. All they had to do was hire a coder to work for them for a few days. AI makes it cheaper and easier, but the idea was the important part all along.
 

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How do you test this feature? AI is difficult enough to test as is, dynamically generating a UI seems too far in that direction.

I have a friend that works in AI research and to test the output of their AI, they use other AIs as baselines. o_O
Yes they are often depending on the older model to police the newer "smarter" one. I'm sure you can see the issue with this.
 
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More than a little interesting

Pretty wild if true but I'm highly skeptical. How ever they said the tech was created by Bell Labs in the 50s. If you believe the UFO Lore that's one of the companies that got UFO tech. Interesting fiction even if it's fake.

Apparently Grok even backs up some of this. Click the link for Groks info.

 
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I remember the asianometry guy mentioning in-memory at some point. He will probably be all over this.
 
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This will never work. AI will have to be forever neutered and prevented from getting too smart.
I don't think we are capable of controlling the level of AI they want. Either we stick with simple AI, or we hope we get lucky with a benevolent AI Overlord.
 

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I don't think we are capable of controlling the level of AI they want. Either we stick with simple AI, or we hope we get lucky with a benevolent AI Overlord.
Oh, I don’t mean smart like that, I’m talking about socioeconomic intelligence.
 
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"MIT Creates new AI that checks its own work. Software developers everywhere are jealous it doesn't have to deal with loser QA"
 

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Is music worth looking into again? I tried it a few years ago and it didn't go well.

I think youtube saw me post this and started recommending stuff.

This is all online generators so probably very large models. Music is complex enough that small models may not be possible. Hopefully the timestamp works, this one was pretty good:

 
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I think youtube saw me post this and started recommending stuff.

This is all online generators so probably very large models. Music is complex enough that small models may not be possible. Hopefully the timestamp works, this one was pretty good:


I will say that depending on what you're looking for there's some very passable AI music out there. I have been listening to a thing called "NuvoLuxe" as my "background/wallpaper" music for a while since they do a lot of AI style stuff in genres I enjoy. (They have a multi volume set that's all themed around background music from shopping malls in the 70s for instance).



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