Even since DeepSeek, every few weeks another newer, faster, and cheaper model has come out. None are the quantum leap that DeepSeek was in the industry, but the pace of progress has quickened.
Just since DeepSeek, new models from AliBaba, TenCent and Baidu have come out. All open source and free, all as fast or faster, and each cheaper to develop than the previous.
Things are going from theoretical to mass market at an incredible rate.
In February, Apple announced a deal with AliBaba for AI for Apples Chinese customers. None of the products of the collaboration will be available to US customers, but it should help Apple maintain at least some market share in China. AliBaba is spending g over $50 billion on AI research in the next few years, and US companies are reluctant to spend like that due to more shareholder pressure.
These AI models are just LLM (large language models). They will only go so far. It is the machine learning and decision making that will make a huge difference.
(03-18-2025 09:39 AM)stinkfist Wrote: do they pr0vide 0hhhgasms on demand?
who controls the code, Jr?!
too much shite = 50 gals into 5 by volume...
the point would be what, chico?!
why wouldn't one use AI to write AI and subvert any proprietary issues, eh?!
help a bruv out, please...
To answer your first question- yes. But I didn’t expect it to, so I’m going to make sure I have a screen protector next time.
Second question- I can’t claim to be behind all of these code for all of the newest models, but I’m not denying it either.
Other questions, not sure.
But i will use this opportunity to introduce my latest innovation, StinkSeek. Ideally, it will soon be capable of translating your writing, but I’m not sure the world has enough silicon collectively for that task.
(03-18-2025 09:41 AM)mlb Wrote: These AI models are just LLM (large language models). They will only go so far. It is the machine learning and decision making that will make a huge difference.
Which takes a while to get right.
Plus, avoiding ones that are purposefully malicious or misleading will be massively important.
At the end of the day, if bad actors(private or public) are behind the technology, it can not be trusted.
(03-18-2025 09:41 AM)mlb Wrote: These AI models are just LLM (large language models). They will only go so far. It is the machine learning and decision making that will make a huge difference.
Which takes a while to get right.
Plus, avoiding ones that are purposefully malicious or misleading will be massively important.
At the end of the day, if bad actors(private or public) are behind the technology, it can not be trusted.
Correct. That is why I'm not all that worried about these LLM AI models. They will affect customer service positions, but not the highly skilled people. Once they have machines making life or death decisions for humans then we will have something to worry about... especially if this country is not in the lead at that point. The military, industrial, and healthcare implications are huge in the machine learning space.
I’m typical fashion, now that OpenAI is old news and falling behind increasingly behind in a crowded field, so they are calling for a world wide ban on Chinese AI.
Yeah, good luck with that.
“A year or two ago, OpenAI was on top of the world. Now... well, it's still probably still the world's buzziest AI startup, but its new models aren't making the splash they once were, its business model is as hazy as ever, and competition is rapidly catching up.
What does a $300 billion tech company do in that situation? Double down on innovation and development — or blame a scary foreign bogeyman?”
(03-18-2025 09:31 AM)Todor Wrote: Even since DeepSeek, every few weeks another newer, faster, and cheaper model has come out. None are the quantum leap that DeepSeek was in the industry, but the pace of progress has quickened.
Just since DeepSeek, new models from AliBaba, TenCent and Baidu have come out. All open source and free, all as fast or faster, and each cheaper to develop than the previous.
Things are going from theoretical to mass market at an incredible rate.
In February, Apple announced a deal with AliBaba for AI for Apples Chinese customers. None of the products of the collaboration will be available to US customers, but it should help Apple maintain at least some market share in China. AliBaba is spending g over $50 billion on AI research in the next few years, and US companies are reluctant to spend like that due to more shareholder pressure.
Thats how new tech usually works. The first stab at it is slow---not to mention labor and capital intensive. The results are expensive---and typically are first generation good---but not anywhere near what the tech can potentially be. Its just a first version. As tech matures---it tends to get both better and cheaper.
(03-18-2025 09:39 AM)stinkfist Wrote: do they pr0vide 0hhhgasms on demand?
who controls the code, Jr?!
too much shite = 50 gals into 5 by volume...
the point would be what, chico?!
why wouldn't one use AI to write AI and subvert any proprietary issues, eh?!
help a bruv out, please...
To answer your first question- yes. But I didn’t expect it to, so I’m going to make sure I have a screen protector next time.
Second question- I can’t claim to be behind all of these code for all of the newest models, but I’m not denying it either.
Other questions, not sure.
But i will use this opportunity to introduce my latest innovation, StinkSeek. Ideally, it will soon be capable of translating your writing, but I’m not sure the world has enough silicon collectively for that task.
... and I mean LMMFAO!!! .... how I came up to pair this vs. this scares even my arse....
(03-18-2025 09:39 AM)stinkfist Wrote: do they pr0vide 0hhhgasms on demand?
who controls the code, Jr?!
too much shite = 50 gals into 5 by volume...
the point would be what, chico?!
why wouldn't one use AI to write AI and subvert any proprietary issues, eh?!
help a bruv out, please...
To answer your first question- yes. But I didn’t expect it to, so I’m going to make sure I have a screen protector next time.
Second question- I can’t claim to be behind all of these code for all of the newest models, but I’m not denying it either.
Other questions, not sure.
But i will use this opportunity to introduce my latest innovation, StinkSeek. Ideally, it will soon be capable of translating your writing, but I’m not sure the world has enough silicon collectively for that task.
... and I mean LMMFAO!!! .... how I came up to pair this vs. this scares even my arse....
Yeah, that's not weird at all. /sarcasm
So apparently, I'm "employed" by OutlierAI. I don't know how this happened considering I don't remember applying to work for them. After looking into them, I know they're looking for people to help "train" their AI algorithm to perform certain functions better. I have yet to actually help them with this because, like I said, I don't remember ever applying. That might change though. I don't know.
(03-18-2025 09:39 AM)stinkfist Wrote: do they pr0vide 0hhhgasms on demand?
who controls the code, Jr?!
too much shite = 50 gals into 5 by volume...
the point would be what, chico?!
why wouldn't one use AI to write AI and subvert any proprietary issues, eh?!
help a bruv out, please...
To answer your first question- yes. But I didn’t expect it to, so I’m going to make sure I have a screen protector next time.
Second question- I can’t claim to be behind all of these code for all of the newest models, but I’m not denying it either.
Other questions, not sure.
But i will use this opportunity to introduce my latest innovation, StinkSeek. Ideally, it will soon be capable of translating your writing, but I’m not sure the world has enough silicon collectively for that task.
... and I mean LMMFAO!!! .... how I came up to pair this vs. this scares even my arse....
Yeah, that's not weird at all. /sarcasm
So apparently, I'm "employed" by OutlierAI. I don't know how this happened considering I don't remember applying to work for them. After looking into them, I know they're looking for people to help "train" their AI algorithm to perform certain functions better. I have yet to actually help them with this because, like I said, I don't remember ever applying. That might change though. I don't know.
I had a programmer at one time ... I had to take him on too many field trips whilst holding hand(s) ... #coolingCoilVs.SteamVs.HotWater
the only answer is already defined by the output yet to be generated ... it's a pickle, ain' it?! ...
@treySquared
(This post was last modified: 03-18-2025 06:43 PM by stinkfist.)
(03-18-2025 09:41 AM)mlb Wrote: These AI models are just LLM (large language models). They will only go so far. It is the machine learning and decision making that will make a huge difference.
Which takes a while to get right.
Plus, avoiding ones that are purposefully malicious or misleading will be massively important.
At the end of the day, if bad actors(private or public) are behind the technology, it can not be trusted.
Correct. That is why I'm not all that worried about these LLM AI models. They will affect customer service positions, but not the highly skilled people. Once they have machines making life or death decisions for humans then we will have something to worry about... especially if this country is not in the lead at that point. The military, industrial, and healthcare implications are huge in the machine learning space.
while I understand (and somewhat sympathize) that posit, we both know what wins in today's version ... it's why you wrote it that way...
back the dog into the corner, and ............ #RPPP (no more hints what that now means)...
