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Comment Re:Black box? (Score 1) 59

The thing is that we do not have statements about what is on the recordings. Take into account that a double engine-failure on takeoff is about the worst thing possible and then think about what that might mean for Boeing, and things become political.

Also crash investigations always use multiple approaches when things look surprising. As they do here.

Comment Re: Conversations with a robot (Score 2) 164

You seem to be deep in delusion. Just one example:

In fact, LLM models already show signs of ageing because updating training data gets more and more tricky due to too much AI Slop out there and model collapse.

Ah yes, “model collapse”—that ominous phrase you definitely didn’t just make up on the fly to sound authoritative.

So, your claim is I have made up the term "model collapse"? Well, here is a reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
You think something I made up "on the fly to sound authoritative" has a Wikipedia page with 25 references going back to 2022?

The rest of your statement is of similar quality, i.e. simply crap.

Comment Re:Why the hell would I care? (Score 1) 94

Yu know what? It looks less likely every day that this use case will really work out. LLMs continue to be as dumb and disconnected as bread and hallucinate on top of that. Training data gets more and more outdated. Scaling LLMs up or iterate things (falsely called "reasoning") seems to do very little compared to the additional effort needed. And more signs that this AI hype is again 98% hype and 2% substance. Like all other AI hypes before.

My prediction is that in 5 years we will be going into the next AI Winter and the usual morons will claim that there was no way to see that coming. Then in 15 to 20 years, we will get the next deranged AI hype. And so on, because people do not learn form history.

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