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Comment Re:ackchyually!...what does it mean to swing voter (Score 1) 114

To those exposed to the right wing media it doesn't matter what you call it since they will demonise it anyway. You could call it "increase the funds to the police" and they would still claim that the left was planning to put police officers in concentration camps.

Comment Re:Eve moving goalpost at Linux Stadium. (Score 1) 84

Except if we actually look at the comments to those stories it shows that those comments comes from Windows users. It is hard to find any such comment from any Linux user in any of the windows news, most likely because Linux users for the most part don't care about Windows at all so skip those news entirely.

Comment Re:LLM AIs aint gonna reach AGI (Score 1) 189

the neural networks of LLMs are not how biological neurons work though, they are somewhat inspired by them but they are not the same, which is why you have to train a LLM. So yes in it's essence a LLM is a tokenization of words and that is not how you reach AGI unless you can reach an AGI by other means than what our biological evolution did (after all, all we have is a single reference).

Comment Re:HAHAHAHAHA!!! (Score 1) 189

yes, should emerge because that is how it happens in biology. Again there are no magic involved, so at some stage when you have enough interconnected neurons, AGI emerges in biology, and if it happens there it should happen when you do it artificially as well. Again there are no magics here, our brains are just one large pool of interconnected neurons.

Comment Re:LLM AIs aint gonna reach AGI (Score 1) 189

No LLMs cannot reach AGI because tokenization of words which is how LLMs work is not how brains work. A LLM have the same understanding of text that a pocket calculator have of math yet we will never treat the calculator as being intelligent and that is because our brains are hardwired to see agency in something that understands text.

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