• joe@lemmy.world
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    15 hours ago

    Do you have a source for this?

    Running an LLM is significantly less resource intensive than training it, and all indicators are that these data centers are being built to keep up the breakneck pace of companies racing to create AGI.

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      15 hours ago

      They’re literally buying up all the computing resources so that we can’t get any.

      We will all have to communicate though walled gardens on dumb tablets.

      They can quickly summarize vast amounts of text looking for any “undesirable” patterns using LLMs.

      We will all have to rent computing time from them.

      This is the point, this has been the point for a long time, it’s just that LLMs were the perfect storm of “impressive to rubes” and “resource hungry”. Micron has already eliminated its consumer brand, Crucial. Hell, Peter Thiel (the Palantir guy) goes around giving talks about how “being against AI is the antichrist” just to make sure that all the remaining brainwashed sheep fall for the ruse.

      This shit is not hard to see. They want to own our future entirely and they want us to pay them for the privilege.

      Capitalism was a fucking mistake.

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        11 hours ago

        The future of this planet is a desert wasteland. They can rule over the fucking ashes. Nothing beside remains.

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      15 hours ago

      all indicators are that these data centers are being built to keep up the breakneck pace of companies racing to create AGI

      Amazon? Nah, it has commercial interest in this, not scientific*.

      Also, MAGA is pushing this like crazy, and destroying the planet in the process. For the next 10 years there’s by law practically no regulation wrt anything AI.

      That said:

      keep up the breakneck pace of US-American companies racing to create AGI more AI, or ELLM = even larger language models

      This affects the whole world, esp. if other governments (looking at EU) simply swallow the narrative hook line sinker.

      Fuck This Shit

      * If you say they are chasing AGI you mean that they are willing to make decisions that will further that goal, not just further profits. And I do not believe that for one second.

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        15 hours ago

        I didn’t mean to imply it was scientific, any more than what OpenAI is doing is scientific. It’s all commercial.

        I’m not sure what the rest of your comment is supposed to mean. They are chasing AGI. That doesn’t mean they’ll create it, of course, but that’s what they’re aiming at.

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          15 hours ago

          Nono, I’m sticking to my statement. If you say they are chasing AGI you mean that they are willing to make decisions that will further that goal, not just further profits. And I do not believe that for one second. I also don’t believe AGI is anywhere in the near or even medium future for us.

          That said, they might say that they have such lofty goals.

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            15 hours ago

            I’m not going to dwell on this much longer, but your mistake is that AGI is a lofty goal, and not driven by greed.

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              14 hours ago

              I’ve seen your other pro-AI comments, always trying to gaslight people who you think know less than you. That is your mistake.

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                  10 hours ago

                  Why else would you ask the source of a claim we all feel in our gut? Don’t you know you’re either with us or against us?

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                    5 hours ago

                    I make a distinction between feeling correct and being correct.

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                    11 hours ago

                    My stance towards AI is complicated. I think it’s an amazing technology with the potential to change the world for the better, but also the potential to change the world for the worse. I don’t trust it in the hands of giant for-profit corporations, and think we should, among other things, legislate some regulations to ensure transparency and prevent it from being used in ways harmful to privacy and democracy. I also acknowledge that technological advances don’t go in reverse, and AI is never going away.

                    Does that answer your question?