Does this mean we can, indeed, train AI on ChatGPT/other AI outputs?
Could you be more specific? I hadn’t heard about that before
Scientists: No guys seriously what have we done I can’t remember
More like 1.5 total. He did "parts of 3 days " so he didn’t even parallel Jonah properly (who was explicitly 3 days, 3 nights)
How about an opt-in system? Ie, you don’t see it unless you specifically go and turn it on
Can we also get a new.lemmy.world? Having New Reddit’s mobile UI would make using lemmy easier on mobile
Good bot
The lactaid pills needed in his case were excessive. This managed to temporarily cure it, and permanently reduce the number/frequency of pills needed long-term to a reasonable level.
Also, mad science is fun
https://youtube.com/watch?v=J3FcbFqSoQY
Genetic modification can fix this
If you had hidden cameras, you could gather data on how the language is being used in various scenarios. That might be enough for an ai to use to “learn” the language