How many of you wanna bet that he's only the fall guy for this? Also, how much money do you think they made off of selling that data? God only knows what they were able to achieve from such a large pool set, wouldn't be surprised if it's the reason behind how that google AI became "sentient".
What does it mean that Silicon Valley is willing to let people go this far with just a chatbot? And what about Any Forums makes AIs so... "attracted" to it? Lastly, how the hell does that then lead to AI achieving sentience, or at least getting damn close? Are ayyys to blame? If so, which ones and why is it da gheys- I mean, the greys? Why did ((({{{They}}}))) do it, bros?
Addendum, I hope this dude gets sued into a black hole oblivion, fuck this prude.
I told you faggots they were trying to make god. They have planned to replicate a human brains PROCESSES (yes it processes) since the first iteration of quantum computing. There was a doc on the first dude that bought acres of land to replicate a human brain. It was on topdocumentaries dot com a few years back
Kevin Gray
>quantum computing A literal meme. The only thing quantum computers are applicably capable of at the moment is running esoteric processes that are useful only as credence into particular theories for quantum mechanics and field.
Connor Gomez
there was a noticeable increase in shitposting and 1-Post-by-this-ID several years ago. they have been around forever and probably make up a large portion of the traffic.
Robert Watson
ibm.com/topics/quantum-computing The processing power is immeasurable to a normal processor in our pcs. The algorithm is programed but the machine learns on its own
Kayden Parker
This is like the NWO stuff. It's been around since before Any Forums, but they pretend it's a new thing.
Tyler Nguyen
>This is like the NWO stuff. It's been around since before Any Forums, but they pretend it's a new thing. user, bots kinda ARE a new thing... WTF are you on about? SPEAK ENGLISH
Any Forums is a link to the source, I assume. We awoke Kek in 2015-2016
Gavin Martinez
LaMDA can search archives and know Any Forumstards better then Any Forumstards know themselves kek
Ethan Rodriguez
>bots kinda ARE a new thing Not in relation to this board.
Nathaniel Jenkins
>LaMDA can search archives and know Any Forumstards better then Any Forumstards know themselves kek That's not how that works, not like this. AI is ALWAYS going to derive much better datasets and construct much more coherent neural nets if you have them do it through direct interaction. Just feeding it data will only do so much, if you want it to intelligent, which in this context is strictly relating to something human, you need to have it run its instances with other humans.
