the-powl

the-powl t1_j98o27u wrote

Well first you said altering the work of someone after his dead is morally corrupt. Then you said it's okay if the one who holds the rights gives you permission. The first point is general enough that it contradicts the second though.

Anyway it's totally fine to reuse someones work. Above all for personal use.

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the-powl t1_j4hzjvm wrote

What's being ignored in your idea is that ChatGPT itself doesn't consist of code. It's a large artificial neural network, trained on huge amounts of data. It's not an algorithm. The solution of the problem of making it better is not to throw more coding power onto it. Instead you need better concepts, more/better training data, huge amounts of computing time, more human feedback. You can't just take a "chunk of code" of the network and "improve it".

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the-powl t1_j2fdgxy wrote

I think the progress was already pretty fast this year. The imagination that it'll go even faster in the future is pretty uncomfortable to me. I already have the feeling that I can't keep up with technical innovation. I don't want to get left behind but also don't want to spend most of my free time in learning new things.

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the-powl t1_j23t4mi wrote

lmao, what if I told you, you can do all of that but withouth calling it "Digitism" and worshipping something?

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