A forest just disappeared because of you
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A species just went extinct.
Please let it be my species.
Wait I'm still here.
Shit.
Yeah doing this is just a self own
I wanted to stay on top of the food chain but not like this.
My goal was to eat one of everything nontoxic.
As someone who grew up using telephones... the last part is the most human chat bot interaction I've ever seen.
"You hang up first!"
"No, you hang up first!"
Me to AI: alright, I'm about to send you a two part message. Do not respond to the first message.
AI: Gotcha! I won't respond
That could reasonably be interpreted as you haven't sent the first part yet.
But I assume it still responds like that when you do.
How would it know not to respond to the first part without processing it first? The request makes no sense.
Like telling a human, hey, don't listen to this first part! Also don't think about elephants!
I would think that, since it's been recognised that these messages are costing a lot of energy (== money) to process, companies would at some point add a simple <if input == "thanks"> type filter to catch a solid portion of them. Why haven't they?
Because the only progress we know how to make on computers is backwards it seems.
Generative AI is supposed to be destructive. It's a feature.
It won't be as simple as that and the engineers who work on these systems can only think in terms of LLM and text classification, so they'd run your message through a classifier and end the conversation if it returns a "goodbye or thanks" score above 0.8, saving exactly 0 compute power.
I mean, even if we resort to using a neural network for checking "is the conversation finished?" That hyper-specialised NN would likely be orders of magnitude cheaper to run than your standard LLM, so you could likely save quite a bit of power/money by using it to filter for the actual LLM, no?
"If you say goodbye again, I'm going to say it back! No, you hang up!"
Mmm... I can smell the smog from here
I dont understand. People argued a book with me here for using AI quoting usage of large amounts of water and noise around the data server areas. But upvoted this? And how is this a meme? Its a long screenshot.