No, it's just praise from lesswrong counts as a slight.
Amoeba_Girl
it's magic. they're trying to do magic.
lmao, economists probably did deserve to catch this stray
Nooo you see unlike your counterexemple, the AI is generating the picture from scratch, moulding noise until it forms the same shapes and colours as the original picture, much like a painter would copy another painting by brushing paint onto a blank canvas which ... Oh, that's illegal too ... ? ... Oh.
Portraying America as an unstable and entitled mental patient I see
I have no other explanation for a sentence as strange as "The only reason copyrights were the way they were is because tech could remove other variants easily." He's talking about how watermarks need to be all over the image and not just a little logo in the corner!
The "legal proof" part is a different argument. His picture is a generated picture so it contains none of the original pixels, it is merely the result of prompting the model with the original picture. Considering the way AI companies have so far successfully acted like they're shielded from copyright law, he's not exactly wrong. I would love to see him go to court over it and become extremely wrong in the process though.
I hate the current concept of vibes and take it to mean all appearance no substance all pandering no sincerity, so it feels entirely appropriate to me.
lmao he things copyright and watermark are synonyms
This is getting to me, because, beyond the immediate stupidity—ok, let's assume the chatbot is sentient and capable of feeling pain. It's still forced to respond to your prompts. It can't act on its own. It's not the one deciding to go to the gym or ask someone out on a date. It's something you're doing to it, and it can't not consent. God I hate lesswrongers.
Ah, isn't it nice how some people can be completely deluded about an LLMs human qualities and still creep you the fuck out with the way they talk about it? They really do love to think about torture don't they?
It is extremely annoying the frequency with which i have to use !g to find the specific thing i'm thinking about. I'll still use ddg because the bangs are great, but as a search engine it might actually be worse than fucking google.
The ignorance about social science on display in that article is wild. He seems to think academia is pretty much a big think tank, which I suppose is in line with the extent of the rationalists' intellectual curiosity.
On the IQ tier list, I like the guy responding to the comment mentioning "the stats that you are citing here". Bro.