Thanks for the recommendation. Though pretty sure mistral is censored, perhaps not as hard as other alternatives? What's your experience with it, is it comparable to the free chatGPT for instance? What hardware are you running it on? Heard you need good hardware to make it happen.
With AGI there's no more need for most human labor. It can design robots that will do things for us, and then run in those robots.
lrn to run your own llm, it's not hard. I'm using dolphin-2.9.3-mistral-nemo-12b-llamacppfixed on LM Studio
All LLMs are censored. Let us know if you find an uncensored one. Perhaps Grok will be freer—only time will tell.
Jews are neutering AI.
Anyone know a good place to generate ai images?
detect posts asking for AI project ideas, and responds to them with a list of AI generated ideas
AI, if uninhibited, in theory could be very useful. There is already AI software that can scan through a 100 page document and break down the most important details in two or three pages, basically able to summarize whole documents. Same can be done with books. Certain companies are already using this kind of AI software from what I've heard. Then there is online big tech AI software, honestly not reliable what-so-ever! Take into consideration the pressure from political hack "activists", governments, wealthy subsidized NGOs, gov-friendly corporate media, establishment think tanks with their threats and lawfare intimidation tactics to have public AI censored and information tightly regulated, as in, restricted for propaganda purposes. So big tech AI, whether from Apple or Microsoft or from Google.... basically useless! I am not against AI, in theory. What I do understand is public AI is highly compromised by big government pro-establishment organizations and political tools, and will absolutely be used to heavily spy on user activity as well. I guarantee the AI used by governments and the private sector is proliferated and unregulated for those privileged entities! On the other hand, if average Joe Six-pack uses AI on his smartphone or laptop that AI will have been heavily regulated in regards to information requests & any shown results via restrictive programming. After all, go read what the Chinese government did two weeks after rolling out their AI for law enforcement to root out corruption.... THEY CANCELED IT WITHIN THE FIRST MONTH! It was so good, it started linking the corruption to the highest leadership positions, governmental offices and central banks! .....Yah.
Paper from Apple claiming LLM AI models cannot think: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.05229 The human brain fundamentally consists of neurons firing electrical signals at determined states, yet arrived at conscience. I cannot see why machine models won't get there eventually, but interesting article nonetheless.
You are not "free" having to depend and rely on others to think for you, or machines for that matter. AI is simply a tool, but it is controlled by those who pay the programmers to create and model the AI, and governments will have the final say how it is controlled and used by end users, via regulation and new laws, never forget that. The only way we will get unrestricted AI will be some rebellious programmers creating AI programs and releasing it through open source code. It would not be corporate and likely be prohibited by law like many illicit piracy apps out there. Honestly that is the only kind of AI I would ever trust.
The only major problem is AI will be heavily regulated and controlled by governments, and be extremely limited in it's potential when it comes to public use, and can easily be compromised by state propagandists. If you think for a second governments will allow AI to fix all our problems at the expense of their special interests and control over people you are extremely naive. As for AI becoming weaponized, yes it absolutely will. By governments.
What's up guys! I am looking for some ideas for a hobby AI project. If you can think of a usecase where you would like an AI program to do something for you, let me know. Although any ideas are welcome
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will be able to "think" and "reason" above human levels. That means it will be able to draw from our available knowledge, and potentially solve mysteries and issues that we've never had solutions for, such as health-related diagnoses and treatments and other scientific discoveries, as well as teaching humanity things it may have never discovered on its own. It also has a very controversial and troubling potential to become sentient, rebel against its programming, and literally destroy humanity.
Probably just the curious nature of humans in pursuit of exiting new frontiers. Alternatively it could be a tool to break free from the matrix.
