I ask Bing to read the pdf document I have opened and provide me with an abstract. I love that.

Uhm, this is probably incorrect as an analogy, but, do we humans actually need those 75 billion neurons on our brains?

I mean, there are lots of people who have lost a brain hemisphere for different reasons, and yet, they live happy lives.

However, what they lose is flexibility. This means they have a hard time when faced to new situations and have difficulties adapting to them.

I can't be certain, but it's possible that the number of parameters in large language models can account for their flexibility. That is why you can throw anything to chatGPT and it will answer, within the scope given by its restrictions.

I'm not sure either if enlarging the number of parameters will give us emergent properties or if it will only slow down data processing. Blue whales have immense brains, but they aren't necessarily smarter than us. And this is because a larger brain means larger distances for neurons to connect, slower response times and increased energetic expenditure.

I could be wrong, though. Electronic brains don't have the same limitations of physical brains, so maybe increasing their size won't affect their output.

Old people, people with disabilities, people with small kids, people with special needs, etc.

-What's that smell?

-My computer died.

-Oh, God.

Bro: embrace AI. It will be doing work for you. If you learn to use it, you'll be more efficient and faster at your job.

As someone cleverly said a few weeks ago: AI isn't going to steal your job. Some other programmer using AI will.

Be that programmer.

Zuckerberg doesn't emote

I'm pretty sure that is Bat Boy