Wrong community?

Totally /s Can’t even read your own comments.

How can generative AI even have programming errors like that? Everything it says it the result of the data it was trained on. So apparently it was trained on a lot of fascist conspiracy theories.

I refused to do any documentation for a long time because it made me feel stupid for not memorizing it. I learned it the hard way… Now I document everything possible with Git and Readmes.

Maybe you should start reading up on stuff you don’t know about before adding nonsense to internet threads.

What risk is she talking about? When the world is running out of problems we need to create new ones once in a while…

LLM watermarking is economically desireble. Why would it be more profitable to train worse LLMs on LLM outputs? I’m curious for any argument.

Also, what has deep-fakes anything to do with LLMs? This is not related at all.

A certificate for “real” content is not feasible. It’s much easier to just prevent LLMs to train on LLM output.

Most LLMs seed their output so they can recognize whether something was created by them. I can see how there will be common standards for this and every LLM as it’s in the best interest of every commercial LLM to know whether something is LLM output or not.

Why would I care. If they think it’s profitable, I have no arguments against it. I’m not paying attention to the ads anyways.

The traditional web was long gone anyways. There are like a dozent sites you find for any Google query. It’s so hard to find small hidden treasure on the internet.

You can’t say something like that without bringing forth some arguments…

I didn’t even know about that until now. But how does that affect AI and websites?

I do backup like 1TB off-site. But it would still be a major blow if I lost the rest of it. I just try to live with that risk I’m fully aware exists.

I do weekly ZFS snapshots though and I’m very diligent on my smart tests and scrubs. I also have a UPS and a lot of power surge protection. And ECC Ram. It’s as safe as it gets. But having a backup would definitely be better, you’re right. I just can’t afford it for this much storage.

I don’t have Avengers 4K. It’s all just Linux ISOs.

In theory. But I already spent my pension for those 64TB drives (raidz2) xD. Getting off-site backup for all of that feels like such a waste of money (until you regret it). I know it isn’t a backup, but I’m praying the Raidz2 will be enough protection.

I’m just skipping that. How am I going to backup 48TB on an off-site backup?!

This is ages old

Hold on, racism? We are talking about racism? Did I miss something?

So why do you trust any company? Every company has people like that employed. Do you make a political-views check on every employee of a company before choosing your product?