• clucose@lemmy.ml
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    11 months ago

    It is possible for AI to hallucinate elements that don’t work, at least for now. This requires some level of human oversight.

    So, the same as LLMs and they got lucky.

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      11 months ago

      It’s like putting a million monkeys in a writers’ room, but super charged on meth and consuming insane resources.

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    “We are coming up with structures that are complex and look randomly shaped, and when connected with circuits, they create previously unachievable performance. Humans cannot really understand them, but they can work better.

    Great, so we will eventually have black box chips running black box algorithms for corporations where every aspect of the tech is proprietary and hidden from view with zero significant oversight by actual people…

    The true cyber-dystopia.

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      11 months ago

      This has been going on in chess for a while as well. Computer can detect patterns that human cannot because it has a better memory and knowledge base.

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    11 months ago

    This isn’t exactly new. I heard a few years ago about a situation where the ai had these wires on the chip that should not do anything as they didn’t go anywhere , but if they removed it the chip stopped working correctly.

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      11 months ago

      Read the article, it’s still ‘dreaming’ and spewing garbage, it’s just that in some iterations it’s gotten lucky. “Human oversight needed” they say. The AI has no idea what it’s doing.

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        11 months ago

        Yeah I got that. But I still prefer “AI doing science under a scientist’s supervision” over “average Joe can now make a deepfake and publish it for millions to see and believe”

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        I wonder how well it could work to use AI in developing an algorithm to generate chip designs. My annoyance with all of this stuff is how much people say, “Look! AI invented something new! It only took a few hours and 100x the resources!”

        AI is mainly the capitalist dream of a drinking bird toy keeping a nuclear reactor online and paying a layman slave wages to make sure the bird does its job (obligatory “Simpsons did it”).

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          Maybe, but remember generative AI isn’t any kind of deductive or methodical reasoning. It’s literally “mash up the publicly available info and give a crowd sourced version of what to add next”. This works for art because this kind of random harmony appeals to us asthetically and art is an area where people seek fewer constraints. But when you’re engineering it’s the opposite. Maybe it’s useful to get engineers out of a rut and imagine new possibilities. But that’s it. Generative AI has no idea if what’s it’s smushed together is garbage or randomly insightful.

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      Idk, kinda the same, but instead of misinformation we get ICs that release a cloud of smoke in a shape of a cat when presented with specific pattern of inputs (or smth equally batshit crazy)

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      11 months ago

      I want AI that takes a foreign language movie, and augments their face and mouth so it looks like they are speaking my language, and also changes their voice (not a voice over) to be in my language.

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    What used to take weeks of highly skilled work can now be accomplished in hours.
    (…) delivers stunning high-performance devices that run counter to the usual rules of thumb and human intuition (…)

    Eventually, a.i. created circuits will power better a.i. The singularity may happen soon. This is unpredictable.