Meanwhile ASML just stops doing R&D and give up on its extremely specialized supply chain. /s

Surprising, I would expect it’d rely at some point on something like CLIP in order to be prompted.

Thanks, a friend recommended it few days ago indeed but unfortunately AFAICT they don’t provide the CO2eq in their model card nor an analogy equivalence non technical users could understand.

Does it only use that or doesn’t it also use an LLM to?

Right, and to be clear I’m not saying it’s not possible (if fact I some models in mind but I’d rather let others share first). This isn’t a trick question, it’s a genuine request to hopefully be able to rely on such tools.

You are solely using your own data or rather you are refining an existing LLM or rather RAG?

I’m not an expert but AFAIK training an LLM requires, by definition, a vast mount of text so I’m skeptical that ANY company publish enough papers to do so. I understand if you can’t share more about the process. Maybe me saying “AI” was too broad.

There are AI’s that are ethically trained

Can you please share examples and criteria?

Eh… I have one and use it.

What are you monsters using, a spoon?! /s

FWIW I also have a butter knife, a saucer, 3 graters… I mean nobody needs any of that, you can survive with knives and forks but if you do cook frequently, good tools help IMHO.

My usual reminder to consider “The Mouse that Roared - Disney and the End of Innocence” by Henry A. Giroux and Grace Pollock https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/mouse-that-roared-9798216263937/ i.e. Disney is JUST a very large corporation that sells whatever it can (plastic toys, parks, movies, food, etc) thanks to intellectual property laws it reshaped to capture more and for longer period of time to the most influenceable segment of the population, namely kids.

Disney is bad. This just makes it marginally worst. They don’t care, they just want to exploit kids more.

What the heck… https://openai.com/index/agentic-ai-foundation/

puking emoji it’s on OpenAI.com to talk about “Open Standards” or “Open Ecosystem” while they f*cking “donated” a markdown example while keeping the 1 thing they are seen as innovative for, namely GPT3 and above, as closed.

It’s absolute Newspeak.

Honestly it’s a good reminder of the positions between FSF/FSFE/etc vs the Linux Foundation which is basically just a BigTech club https://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/members where large corporations find new “open” ways to try to exploit the commons.

They don’t want to wake up until they have something else more appealing to put their money on. They NEED something to invest. They don’t care what it is, or even if it works but it has to be plausible enough to make money, more money.

Until there is another scam to put their money in, they are stuck in the bubble, like us.

power outrage

New fear unlocked.

Just have to ask nicely. 🐙

(for people confused https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diving_regulator#Octopus )

tips fedora

Capitalism.

That’s actually pretty wise, what if your then autistic dog outsmarts you now thanks to their autism? /s

No viruses disguised as music, afaik

How would that work? For games or software in general, something executable, I get it, but content beside mind blowing proof of concept, I have a hard time codecs can be hijacked so that such a payload gets to do anything via e.g. VLC or mpv.

FWIW (and I know it’s not the joke…) it’s perfectly fine to remove the mouth piece while scuba diving. In fact it’s part of basic training. You should be able to remove the mouth piece and take another one, your octopus or the one of your buddy, in case there is an incident.

No… the real question for a good diver is how the heck you’re going to say HDMI 2.1 with hand signs! /s

Addressed earlier in https://lemmy.world/post/39884328/20912060

4 legs, cables, … it’s already tricky to navigate a complex space on 2 legs without cables …

I feel like this is close to https://rodneybrooks.com/why-todays-humanoids-wont-learn-dexterity/ recent piece, namely that, yes, all that is easy to imagine but in practice, to reach the seemingly basic level of movement an average human can do for a similar weight, not 1 ton, is actually ridiculously hard. Biological organisms aren’t magical by any stretch of the imagination but somehow to manufacture an equivalent is not something we are able to do. Each extra wire adds a bit more weight, which in turns needs more powerful servos, themselves making the one below requiring more power too and keeping the whole thing mobile needs a very powerful battery… so yes making design suggestion is easy but fully comprehending the consequences of those choices often means going back to the drawing board.

Fun fact : VR players know quite well what moving while tethered means. I can tell first hand, it’s damn annoying BUT if you don’t manage it, you will both fall and break your system.