Why? Why would a non-deterministic engine be better for a game when it can be instead structured and made deterministic and then more effectively distributed to consumer hardware?
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Now, the model slips it in without any verification and casually builds on top of it.
Why is it that somehow LLMs are given full clearance to dox, hack, spam, and scam without any liability?
Regardless, these books were available. Researchers, hobbyists - many people have and will find value.
Justifying the destruction of information for a for-profit company is bizarre.
In either case it's important to verify information, and LLMs are increasingly more capable of fact-checking.
The neighborhood is safe enough and the community is cohesive enough that kids can congregate along their way to school: go to their friend's house, meet at a park, etc.
It's researched enough that you can go and learn about it and challenge your feelings.
Now I'm completely locked out of police reports & municipal updates in my area because it's the only platform they post on.
This data - which includes their facial features, geolocation, and activities is not yours to take and immortalize.
This should be intuitive to any empathetic human being. One person saying "this breaches my sense of safety and privacy" should be enough for you to understand.
What, last I checked I had 15%!
> Apologies, I was searching for the closest <Large Franchise Restaurant> since you are typically hungry around this time
Eventually Codex's subscription subsidization will diminish to near-zero, like the rest of the providers.
It's extremely important that people understand how expensive these models currently are. Even $300k in raw API costs is alarming for the output.
Initially, the focus was consumer use of AI. People needed to feel safe, they needed to feel part of something better.
Now, the focus is enterprises, and they need to know that their tokens aren't going to spike in price from taxes
Many of these enterprises are grid-locked with the IT department and AI usage.
The age of quickly digesting and generating data, and yet the most primitive things like aligning with policies are still ignored
MFA is typically enforced by organizations, forcing discipline. Individual usage of MFA is dramatically lower
Now, if I misused a hammer and it hurt everyone's thumb in my country, then maybe what you said would have some merit.
Otherwise, I'd say it's an extremely lazy argument
Optimizations are secondary to convenience
Although there is an underlying truth: using LLMs for large-context tasks like coding is still extremely expensive.