@futurebird There's the Blade Runner option, in which you are a replicant and the physical keepsake is there to reinforce the false memories that they introduce into all replicants as a way of inadvertently self-identifying. The disparity between spirit animals is just your personal production batch number.
Went cycling today and came across a turtle in the middle of the road. The first thing that pops into my head?
"...all of the sudden you look down, and you see a tortoise..."
Yeah, I picked it up, moved it to the grass in the direction it was going, and went about my business.
Why? I'm not a clanker you fucking fed!
Watched a bot get identified and kicked in one of my discord servers. Isn’t it fun how the entire internet is now a giant Turing test?
Describe in single words, only the good things that come into your mind about your mother.
Phew, done another round of coding challenge reviews (these were sent out after the point of no return in our hiring process).
I think I've now become a walking Voight-Kampff test.
We can debate many aspects of AI assisted coding, but why on Earth do candidates think it's is e.g. a good idea to add a Readme to an assignment with hundreds of lines of verbose crap like:
- views.py: The Views
- models.py: The Models
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/me counts the fingers
Okay, here it is. This is the unofficial official timeline of #AI. I'm going to tell you what to expect, and it's definitely not: this all goes away and we return to before.
Are you ready for this? Are you sure? Well, read on.
Before I continue, I'm going to lay out some AI #benchmarks that we'll use to define "how good / scary is this AI?" This is in rough order of difficulty.
#Lovelace #Test for #Emergence: "Can a system produce surprising and useful outputes that weren't explicitely programmed via weak emergence?"
#Loebner Test: "Can a computer fool casual human judges in text conversations?" ( #Modern #LLM AIs are close to this )
#Turing Test (Original Imitation Game): "A man or a computer and a woman are both answering text interrogations trying to convince them that they are the woman. Can the computer perform as well as the man?" (This was the actual orginial #TuringTest.)
Strengthened #Imitation Game: "A man or a #computer and a woman are both answering text interrogations. Can the computer perform as well as the woman?"
#Coffee Test: "Can a #system enter a strangers house with no prior infor and using #perception, imitation, and #reasoning figure out how to make a cup of coffee?"
#College #Student Test: "Can a robot enroll in college, attend classes like an actual student, learn from the instructions things it didn't know before, and graduate?"
#VoightKampff Test: "Can a machine withstand adversarial exper interrogation and still pass as #human?"
#Harnad's Total Turing Test: "Is the system indistinguishible from humans in every aspect?" (This is a #DuckTest.)
Non #Duck Test: "Even with full access to internals, can experts find no evidence that it isn't a genuine human mind?"
Since Generative AI chatbots already pass the Turing test, the next problem space in product development is a real-life #VoightKampff test.
Per the WSJ , large language models trained on voice, text, and video chats can now detect and mimic emotions like empathy. This emergent capability could impact fields like customer service, human resources, and mental health. Since Generative AI chatbots already pass the Turing test, the next p
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