> sam altman says ai will soon be billed like electricity - by how much you use

phew, that’s great news, i pay nothing

On apprend la mort de Marjane Satrapi, l’autrice de Persepolis, à seulement 56 ans, « morte de tristesse un peu plus d’un an après le décès de Mattias Ripa, son mari et l’amour de sa vie », déclare un communiqué transmis à l’AFP. Appelez la « Liberté », une valeur qu’elle a toujours défendue.

#Politique #Iran #Culture #Art #Deces #Laicite #Liberte #Islam #Religion

Esto es increíble !!!!!!

#Broncano le regaló el otro día a #Trueno un ventilador de techo en #LaRevuelta #ventiladoresdetecho

El coste físico de la inteligencia artificial: agua, territorio y energía al límite.

Un informe de la ONU pone cifras a la huella ecológica de la IA e insta a los gobiernos a planificar el impacto de los centros de datos y a la industria a garantizar la transparencia y la justicia ambiental en todo el mundo.

Lee más en @climatica_coop

https://climatica.coop/impacto-ecologico-inteligencia-artificial-onu/

Okay this may sound like a very weird question, but;

 Does anyone any place on the internet, a subreddit, tweet trend, or anything, that shows entire transcripts of people's conversations with LLMs?

That, or some samples of how they ask a question and how LLMs respond, would also work.

I'm asking, because my brain craves some pattern-matching on them, wanting to see both people's 'relations' with LLMs, and how LLMs (subtly) respond to wording and the questions or prompts themselves.

I couldn't show this for #WIPWednesday when I was working on it, because it's our #lace competition and the creator is supposed to be hidden until after voting. But now I can reveal "Le Tricolore", which just won me $20 at our retreat.

Original inspiration was a real balloon that was used to escape the Siege of Paris in 1870.

The competition theme was "Red White & Blue" but did not require it to be American themed.

All the entries are here: https://nelg.us/page-1857743

1/2 #BobbinLace

adhd advice by neurotypicals: start a journal. make a list. drink some coffee. start a timer and try to stay on track

adhd advice by people who have adhd: ok so imagine the smallest first step that you need to do to complete your task and then imagine you're a character in a videogame that has to hold X to start doing this small step, and once you do, imagine that the rest of you doing the task plays out automatically like a cutscene