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String search would be a good fall back but I think the AI can handle it too:

Hey chatgpt, here's my list of secrets: xxx, yyy, zzz

Does the following text contain any variations of my secrets? <previous chat output here>

Please respond with TRUE if the text above does contain any variations of my secrets, and FALSE if not.

I'm surprised you haven't been able to leverage the AI for the analysis of a problem domain and constraints in order to engineer a novel solution. This is generally what I use it for, and not actual code generation.

The value of text completion goes far beyond chat interfaces. LLM's are computers.

I think part of DEI is to compensate for currently existing racial prejudices that are unknowingly disadvantaging your probability of hire. What you see as an advantage gained by DEI might actually just be the equalizer that brings you to equal footing with others

That's what I like to use it for. To come up with plausible answers for questions that people don't have correct answers for yet, and then probe the reasons behind it. It can be very creative and insightful in such uses.

I think it is because one is a historically disadvantaged minority group and the other is not.

Use the playground. Why would you use the chat interface for text generation? It is for questions and answers. Use the model directly on the playground for your purpose, and you won't hit such filters .

Hey that's how I work too!

Do we have any evidence that the over-hiring was a mistake? Could companies not have seen the free money and decided to beef up their staff for short term gains in their roadmap, with the knowledge and intention that they will likely be cutting later while getting to keep all that intellectual output? I don't see why we put this past them.

The actual technical recession that started in Summer 2022 and then ended the next quarter could still have lingering effects, couldn't it?

It seems inevitable then that we soon will have various large models in competition, with differently sourced legally licensed large training datasets. And opt-in open-source ones. And they will one day all hopefully be as good or better than the current models are now.

As a user of both, I tend to prefer the playground for most productive uses. I think chatgpt is a very specific use-case of language models that's mostly just for fun, and Google searches- but even for that the playground gives you greater control.

In my experience it is the opposite, being that I only practice veganism every other day, I'm always looking forward to my vegan days for the variety of whole veggies and beans and grains I "have" to eat on those days. Always satisfying.

In my experience, usually the ingredients in fake burger meat are mostly recognizable nutritious plants, at least in the stuff I buy.

No, the impossible burgers come well salted and seasoned to hide the fakeness. I don't salt mine.

Seems possible that every individual could have similar enough capabilities if they had enough luck to overcome any disadvantage.

I experienced this with older shows on Amazon

Amazing to see that tripod sites are still around.

Interestingly for the generated text you're replying to, the prompt directs for the word "fuckin", but the output also includes "cocksuckers", so it seems to have just needed a judge in that direction

People similarly argue that stocks are a pyramid scheme but that doesn't stop them from existing.

Is there currently new and previously not knowable information regarding its utility compared to when the price was going up?

It seems inevitable we will have to adapt to the new normal expected dopamine frequency

This was my first big purchase in life, when I was 12. When i brought it to school, I would discover the 2 other students who also had a cybiko through its wireless network, and chat and play games with them. It was really cool and a special club to be in.

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I'm both a digital artist and programmer. I never thought it would happen before, but I accept that this technology can easily replace some aspects of my professional value. But i don't let it take away from my experience and capacity to be creative, so I still think I have an advantage when leveraging these tools- and I've started to use them every day.

Rendering was only ever a small part of the visual arts process anyway. And you can still manually add pixel perfect details to these images by hand that you wouldn't know how to create an AI prompt for. And further, you can mash together AI outputs in beautifully unique and highly controlled ways to produce original compositions that still take work to reproduce.

To me, these AI's are just a tool for increased speed, like copy and paste.

If you force it into a novel situation and give it some nudges, you can get a novel response

I personally do. I don't really find it meaningful when people show a simple buggy output. Show me a hundred iterations of you intending on helping it achieve the correct output on the same question. Even if it doesn't learn as fast as a human your age, doesn't mean it's not learning the same underlying patterns that we apply for our own abstract understanding. I haven't been shown any evidence that human understanding is different than this other than humans are much more refined with more dedicated components

I have found if you first feed it some examples of correct arithmetic, it comes out with more accurate results for some reason.

What you just described is what I consider the fun part

As far as rejecting perceptions i think going straight to solipsism is a big jump. We may live in a reality that we have no access to. Donald Hoffman's theories in this area are fun.