It is named after a sketchy anti-aging supplement.
And it is filled with sketchy articles.
Is it a well made fake? Or some PR website?
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It is named after a sketchy anti-aging supplement.
And it is filled with sketchy articles.
Is it a well made fake? Or some PR website?
Wait, I see now where this goes, and they still don't have a point. My bad.
Intellectual ability and integrity should.
Although GPT4+DDG is a great learning accelerator for all knowledge.
And it has blocklist subscriptions, but none selectable by default.
It would be nice if someone could make a blocklist to make Google or DDG similar in low spam to Kagi.
Pretty good stuff.
Kinda like how Facebook strongarmed Canada when it didnt get what it wanted and stopped showing news there.
This is a surreptitious example of megacorps trying to have more power than the people.
I remember the White House under Obama studied how to instrumentalize them, and their instrumentalization got much worse during Trump. There is quite a bit of persuassive science behind them.
Memes do not meme well.
The article has no explanation.
Where is the relevant science in these trendy ChatGPT papers? All their results might be invalidated in the next version and no one would know why -- it is not proven generalizable to all LLMs.
China is just 10 years ahead regarding Orwellian tech in society, we will catch up.
Or the guiding material of any other religion?
Christians, for example, believe that Jesus (not his real name) can cast demons from people into pigs and then exorcise them by sending the pigs off a cliff.
The muslims do not believe in or understand the evaporation of the oceans, and believe that god alone makes it rain.
At least if you read their founding bible alone and do not see how they actually operate.