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  • "Anubis has risen, Wendell"

    "Are you Jane's addiction"?

  • So.... the models are all trained up and now they need to run them is what I'm reading.

    You need lots of vram to train a model.

    An llm once trained can be run in much less vram and a lot of ram

  • Maybe fitgirl is the bbw porn actress named fitsidney or fitsid for short.

    Both are girls.

    One fucks on camera. One repackage games. Same thing probably.

    Think about it.

    Edit: I'm doing a thorough and deep investigation of her videos for any clues and I'll report back on any findings.

    Edit2: the results are inconclusive and I'll need to perform more research. It's worth mentioning that fitsid is adorable and very enthusiastic in what she does, and is also kind of adorable much like fitgirl's photo of Amelie. But, like, with cum involved.

  • Fucking wifi. In fucking everything. Fuck wifi and fuck you.

  • Reading is hard, huh?

  • I love how the people on this thread are just hard proving your point here.

  • Yes

  • Let me clear that up for you: yes it is or it is not.

    Hope that helps.

  • I'd argue that it was always in their interest to listen to their customers

  • See what happens when you don't wear a helmet?

  • Good!

    I don't either. But they probably should. And that's a reasonable position to take.

  • If nothing is taken from anyone and no profit is made from a model trained on publicly accessible data - can you elaborate on how that constitutes theft?

    Actually - if 100% copy righted content is used to train a model, which is released for free and never monetized - is that theft?

  • The fact that a gou data center uses more power than one that does not does not matter at all.

    You're completely missing the point.

    The sum total of power usage for all non ai data centers is an ecological issue whether ai data centers use more, the same, or less power.

    All data centers have an ecological footprint, all use shitloads of power, and it doesn't matter if one kind is worse than any other kind.

    This is exactly what I was trying to point out in my comment.

    If I take a shit in a canoe that's a problem. Not an existential one but a problem. If I dump another ten pounds of shit in the canoe it doesn't mean the first pound of shit goes away.

    If I dump two pounds of shit in the canoe then the first pound of shit is still in the canoe. The first pound of shit doesn't stop being an issue because now there are two more.

    You can have an issue with shit in the canoe on principle, which is fine. Then it's all problematic.

    But if you're fine with having one pound of shit in the canoe, and find with three, but not okay with eleven, then the issue isn't shit in the canoe, it's the amount of shit in the canoe. They're distinct issues.

    But it's NOT intellectually honest to be okay with having one pound of shit in the canoe and not being okay with the other two. You can't point at the two pounds of shit and say: this abominable! While ignoring the other pound of shit. Because it's all shit.

  • If nothing is taken from anyone and no profit is made from a model trained on publicly accessible data - can you elaborate on how that constitutes theft?

    Actually - if 100% copy righted content is used to train a model, which is released for free and never monetized - is that theft?

  • Cool. So you're in support of developing a model that financially compensates all of the rights holders used for its training data then?

  • Chiming in here:

    Most of the arguments against ai - the most common ones being plagiarism, the ecological impact - are not things people making the arguments give a flying fuck about in any other area.

    Having issues with the material the model is trained on isn't an issue with ai - it's an issue with unethical training practices, copyright law, capitalism. These are all valid complaints, by the way, but they have nothing to do with the underlying technology. Merely with the way it's been developed.

    For the ecological side of things, sure, ai uses a lot of power. Lots of data enters. So does the internet. Do you use that? So does the stock market. Do you use that? So do cars. Do you drive?

    I've never heard anyone say "we need less data centers" until ai came along. What, all the other data centers are totally fine but the ones being used for ai are evil? If you have an issue with the drastically increased power consumption for ai you should be able to argue a stance that is inclusive of all data centers - assuming it's something you give a fuck about. Which you don't.

    If a model, once trained, is being used entirely locally on someone's personal pc - do you have an issue with the ecological footprint of that? The power has been used. The model is trained.

    It's absolutely valid to have an issue with the increased power consumption used to train ai models and everything else but these are all issues with HOW and not the ontological arguments against the tech that people think they are.

    It doesn't make any of these criticisms invalid, but if you refuse to understand the nuance at work then you aren't arguing in good faith.

    If you enslave children to build a house then the issue isn't that youre building a house, and it doesn't mean houses are evil, the issue is that YOURE ENSLAVING CHILDREN.

    Like any complicated topic there's nuance to it and anyone that refuses to engage with that and instead relies on dogmatic thinking isn't being intellectually honest.

  • And 90% of people aren't worth dating

  • HISTLER IS JUST MISUNDERSTOOD.

    Go suck Joe's stalism's dick some more you cuck.

  • Dating is a lot better when you filter out people who use social media.

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    I'm not Autistic (I have adhd but no autism diagnosis) but - I saw a meme the other day positing that autistic people are more resistant to ads