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Vegan influencer Zhanna Samsonova ‘dies of starvation’ after trying to live off an all fruit diet.

  • Can we ban The Sun, please?

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    First-generation iPhone sells for almost $280,000 at auction

  • Is it factory sealed?

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    RFK Jr. attempts to walk back controversial remarks that COVID-19 was ‘ethnically targeted’

  • Why are we giving this guy any attention?

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    RFK Jr. suggests COVID-19 could have been 'ethnically targeted' to spare Jews

  • Why are we giving this guy attention?

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    Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin likely dead, Putin meeting probably faked, retired general says

  • NY Post is not a good source.

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    Wildlife experts seek to capture 'surfing' Santa Cruz sea otter, deemed public safety risk

  • Let the otter surf!

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    The LLMentalist Effect: how chat-based Large Language Models replicate the mechanisms of a psychic’s con

  • I don't think there's a fundamental reason why you couldn't program AI digitally. Maybe there's some high level reason why it needs analog processing but I doubt it.

    ML models use floating point numbers which approximate continuous values. An analog computer like you are describing could maybe speed up those calculations but it wouldn't fix the fact that ML models just can't be intelligent because of how they work (in my opinion).

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    Here’s one thing Baby Boomers and Gen Z have in common | CNN

  • The title is very clickbaity. Why can't they just say "Baby Boomers and Gen Z have one thing in common: being stereotyped"

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    The LLMentalist Effect: how chat-based Large Language Models replicate the mechanisms of a psychic’s con

  • There are two possible explanations for this effect:

    1. The tech industry has accidentally invented the initial stages a completely new kind of mind, based on completely unknown principles, using completely unknown processes that have no parallel in the biological world.
    2. The intelligence illusion is in the mind of the user and not in the LLM itself.

    I agree with the author of the article but I'm curious if there is any well understood model of biological intelligence that we could use to say whether an artifical intelligence system has parallels to it or not.