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I am imperfectly instruction tuned.
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Can't collaborate with the competition!
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Nah.
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So I wrote it. Am currious to have your opinion before I publish. DM me if interested.
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Are you Dutch by any chance?
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tbh, I think you just saw an attempt at art you don’t like and you’re unlikely to get a satisfactory response. The only fiction I have written which I suspect you won’t find disgusting is this: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/H4kadKrC2xLK24udn/the-maker-of-mind
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lol
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Thanks! I am writing every morning to build up my stamina for Inkhaven.
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:chadgoose:
Dwarkesh asked a very interesting question in his Sutton interview, which Sutton wasn't really interested in replying to.
Dwarkesh notes that one idea for why the the bitter lesson was true is because general methods got to ride the wave of exponential computing power while knowledge engineering could not, as labour was comparatively fixed in supply. He then notices that post AGI labour supply will increase at a very rapid pace. And so he wonders, once the labour constraint is solved post AGI will GOFAI make a comeback? For we will then be able to afford the proverbial three billion philosophers writing lisp predicates or whatever various other kinds of high-labour AI techniques are possible.