Elon Musk: Always A Douche

[Josquius]

What if you ask who wrote something you wrote?

I do remember reading gpt is super English language  biased. Maybe it stretches to ignorance of non English media?

[celedhring]

What if you ask who wrote something you wrote?

I do remember reading gpt is super English language  biased. Maybe it stretches to ignorance of non English media?

I tried the one English language show I wrote, which is on HBO, but it says it doesn't have any record of me working there - I'm listed on imdb, so I guess they didn't use that for training?

[viper37]

They just can't fathom, that critical reporting of all politicians is sort of what the CBC does.  Its just that the right thinks that means the CBC is taking directions from the left leaning political masters.  But for some reason the PPs of the world, and apparently you, ignore all the critical reporting the CBC does of the NDP and Liberals, not to mention how the CBC's reporting of the Greens debacle was withering.

There is much less criticizing of the Liberal party or the NDP than of the Conservatives or the Bloc at the Federal level.

They even got blamed for their lack of impartiality at the last electoral debate but they refused to apologize for it.

I am not aware of your second point, do you have a link?

I understand that your first point is an opinion widely held on the right.  But do you have anything to substantiate it?

It does not seem to have been reported in English medias.
So here is the French link:
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[HVC]

In addition to his rocket misadventure Musky "lost" 13 billion after Tesla stock dropped 10%. Rough couple of days. Still has plenty, but for an ego like his it personably hurt at least a bit.

[Syt]

[The Brain]

I'm amazed what people put up with. If I were on Twitter I would GTFO.

[Hamilcar]

It's amazing how quickly Elon is discovering the original purpose of verification. 

[Admiral Yi]

I'm amazed what people put up with. If I were on Twitter I would GTFO.

Perhaps he used his gigantic brain and come up with the insight that Twitter is a de facto monopoly in its space.  No one really wants to leave.

[Syt]

[The Brain]

I'm amazed what people put up with. If I were on Twitter I would GTFO.

Perhaps he used his gigantic brain and come up with the insight that Twitter is a de facto monopoly in its space.  No one really wants to leave.

Sveriges Radio for instance thinks otherwise.

[grumbler]

The real nightmare is that Europeans seem to have a right to force OpenAI et al. to remove their personal data from training under GDPR.

By nightmare you mean "this is super inconvenient for people training AI", right?

Also for existing AI. A deletion request for a person's data from GPT4.... No idea how to do that.

Ask ChatGPT how to do it.

[grumbler]

I'm amazed what people put up with. If I were on Twitter I would GTFO.

Perhaps he used his gigantic brain and come up with the insight that Twitter is a de facto monopoly in its space.  No one really wants to leave.

Sveriges Radio for instance thinks otherwise.

NPR and all of its reporters have also left.

[Barrister]

The real nightmare is that Europeans seem to have a right to force OpenAI et al. to remove their personal data from training under GDPR.

By nightmare you mean "this is super inconvenient for people training AI", right?

Also for existing AI. A deletion request for a person's data from GPT4.... No idea how to do that.

Ask ChatGPT how to do it.

The whole "training data for AI" is a fascinating legal argument that doesn't have any obvious answers.

I mean a human can train themselves by reading lots and lots of books - or looking at lots and lots of pictures. And a human would obviously be heavily influenced by same.

AI generated text can sometimes come back with what is basically a complete copy of the data that was presented to them - but not usually.

[Hamilcar]

The real nightmare is that Europeans seem to have a right to force OpenAI et al. to remove their personal data from training under GDPR.

By nightmare you mean "this is super inconvenient for people training AI", right?

Also for existing AI. A deletion request for a person's data from GPT4.... No idea how to do that.

Ask ChatGPT how to do it.

[garbon]

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