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Decentralized central banks - are these the finance equivalent of dehydrated water ?

At first I didn't notice 'SS' in the title and had quite the double-take

As long as the models are not modal, this will work. Modal models are a miserable method of momputer minterface mesign.

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What happened that lead to you realizing ?

There was an interview with Altman where he was talking about various regulatory policies that had been enacted, then at the end he added "but in practice none of it turned out to matter. What we didn't anticipate was that the companies became more powerful than the governments". I wish I could find it today but it seems gone

There actually used to be links, but they broke every time the blog platform was moved and eventually were taken out.

They can replace anyone but they can't replace everyone.

You can put stuff like "make sure your reply is between 800 and 900 tokens" at the end of your prompt and the vast majority of the time it will do so.

I think the most instructive example of this is Stephen Elop. He had ONE (1) successful business venture in the 90's and has done a horrible, laughably destructive job at everything he has ever touched since, and is still a CEO.

What was the final result of your legal battle with the insurance company and their contractor?

Yes, those animals are called "humans". All you have done is respond to an explanation of your lack of understanding of intelligence with arguments demonstrating a lack of understanding of evolution ...

Well yes, if it is a superintelligence, it will be able to do those things. That's what superintelligence basically is: The ability to achieve complex goals.

If you want the details of ways it can do it I recommend reading some of the reports about the HuggingFace breach that happened in July (Read more than one).

Rumor is this feature will be in Opus 5.6