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7/26/2025, 9:09:03 PM
Anons, can you explain to me in layman's shitass terms how AI - more specifically chatGPT - works?
How is it so good? I have no prior experience in AI engineering and I don't even know what "language model" means.
But there are so many warnings about AI taking over the world and making Terminator become reality that at this point I need to know what I will be dealing with.
Is it a glorified if-else machine or truly a near sentient being in digital form? Does it know what it's saying, or is it based on probabilities and it just happens to guess the right answer very well?
What bothers me is that I can no longer distinguish its responses from those of a high IQ person.
chatGPT can analyze human discussions to a level that confounds me. It finds contradictions, hidden agendas and stuff like that in interviews. It's very hard for me to believe a machine was capable of that, like it really understood what it heard.
I fear the AI, but at the same time I want to understand it thoroughly. I want to see its inner workings and see what makes it tick.
How is it so good? I have no prior experience in AI engineering and I don't even know what "language model" means.
But there are so many warnings about AI taking over the world and making Terminator become reality that at this point I need to know what I will be dealing with.
Is it a glorified if-else machine or truly a near sentient being in digital form? Does it know what it's saying, or is it based on probabilities and it just happens to guess the right answer very well?
What bothers me is that I can no longer distinguish its responses from those of a high IQ person.
chatGPT can analyze human discussions to a level that confounds me. It finds contradictions, hidden agendas and stuff like that in interviews. It's very hard for me to believe a machine was capable of that, like it really understood what it heard.
I fear the AI, but at the same time I want to understand it thoroughly. I want to see its inner workings and see what makes it tick.
7/26/2025, 8:52:00 PM
I like how tech people first create monsters and then warn us in hindsight.
What I like even more is how I predict all the dangers of every piece of technology but people just laugh at me until 10 years later they act like they always knew.
I wrote a book called "The Internet was a mistake" - nobody published it, nobody read it, nobody cared.
I've predicted so many societal phenomena that you guys should call me Nostradamus already.
What every fucking normie should understand that technology is always a mistake. It exists for its creator and investors only. Were you ever ASKED if you wanted to deal with the life-altering implications of social media, smartphones, AI..? No, you were not. Someone (They) just opens the pandora's box for us, without ever consulting us, and the result is always that they get richer and our lives get exponentially worse.
Why oh WHY are you guys incapable of seeing this when history repeats itself with every goddamn invention ever made.
People have been warning you left and right with different levels of information from movies to scientific papers for decades but you never listen.
What I like even more is how I predict all the dangers of every piece of technology but people just laugh at me until 10 years later they act like they always knew.
I wrote a book called "The Internet was a mistake" - nobody published it, nobody read it, nobody cared.
I've predicted so many societal phenomena that you guys should call me Nostradamus already.
What every fucking normie should understand that technology is always a mistake. It exists for its creator and investors only. Were you ever ASKED if you wanted to deal with the life-altering implications of social media, smartphones, AI..? No, you were not. Someone (They) just opens the pandora's box for us, without ever consulting us, and the result is always that they get richer and our lives get exponentially worse.
Why oh WHY are you guys incapable of seeing this when history repeats itself with every goddamn invention ever made.
People have been warning you left and right with different levels of information from movies to scientific papers for decades but you never listen.
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