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The Matrix Revisited: Challenging Morpheus’s Red-Pill narrative A lot of people seem concerned about the idea of "evil machines taking over", such as in The Matrix or Terminator. It seems to me that those scenarios are often contrived to justify the humans-vs-machines context. It seems more likely to me that if we had super intelligent machines that "take over control" that the machines would actually act in humanity's best interest. But if they are much smarter than humans, would humans even recognize that the machines are actually helping, or would we interpret the actions we don't understa ..read more

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I'm currently reading an interesting study by ZFK. It focuses on AI investments that are getting lost in many companies. One of the main points is that AI is mainly seen at a C-level as a kind of savior that will bring about extreme changes. The speed at which AI actually enters one's own company is noticeably overestimated. What is underestimated is the operational effort needed to bring generative AI into the company profitably and sustainably. According to the study, this is seen differently especially at the management and department levels. There is still not a high level of maturity of ..read more

Today's Ars Technica has an article discussing how Reddit is using AI to place more of its corporate focus on getting ad results using its "Dynamic Product Ads" https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/reddit-sneaky-ai-spam-bots-compete-to-sell-you-stuff/ NB it's not paywalled but you might get a big popup asking for money. You can dismiss it, or better yet give them some money - they do some pretty good tech journalism and support an active discussion forum. submitted by /u/Intelligent-Jump1071 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Given that ChatGPT's can be specialized into every subject so that 100'ds of experts will fit on a 1tb SSD and run on local PC's, millions of specialized expert LLM's will appear on the web for subjects like electronics, chemistry, movies, python code, arts, medecine, every topic of encyclopedias, and the millions of experts will have to be centralized into search engines which take the first question and send it to the LLM's. The way those central front ends are branded and user friendly and efficient will make them hyper popular pages and the lead ones will have as many page views as wikipe ..read more