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256bits replied to the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed.That could be a third way to regulate content - direct nationalisation of the media industry - so that only messaging supportive of the... -
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256bits replied to the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed.For the general public, is this it? Voltaire — ‘I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to the death your right to...
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256bits reacted to collinsmark's post in the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed with Like.
But you must agree that even outside of law enforcement/government, "rules of society" dictate that words and actions do have...
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256bits replied to the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed.exactly. Yet how many people actually know the laws of the land, and where and where not they can be applied. Boorish behavior gained...
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256bits replied to the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed.Because it is a catchy phrase, and who can be against free speech. And by 'rules of society' I do not mean only those written down in a...
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256bits replied to the thread ChatGPT Facilitating Insanity.They have been collecting data of 'odd' behavior for ages. The advent of AI, and social media, has just given them more cause for...
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256bits replied to the thread ChatGPT Facilitating Insanity.A delusion or belief, no matter how irrational ( or not ), that spreads to envelope the whole of the society, then becomes an aspect of...
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I mean if most of the society shares a delusion then you will be rewarded for joining in.
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Several recent Rolling Stone articles on this: "People Are Losing Loved Ones to AI–Fueled Spiritual Fantasies" (5/4/2025), "He Had a...
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256bits replied to the thread Why are LLMs so bad at deriving physics formulas?.You can have a look at some discussion had here on PF on the reliability of LLM's...
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256bits reacted to manuel-sh's post in the thread Why are LLMs so bad at deriving physics formulas? with Like.
Hi, I've been using recently AI to generate physics results derivations and, in general, even frontier models such as GPT5 or Claude...
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256bits reacted to Borek's post in the thread Why does having 8 valence electrons make an element inert? with
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Once you know the basics of the quantum chemistry - how electrons behave in atom, how and why they are organized in "groups" (orbitals... -
256bits replied to the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed.Here is one group thing I just came across that is kinda weird looking in from the outside, including self censorship, or rather the ban...
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256bits replied to the thread Why are LLMs so bad at deriving physics formulas?.You gave found a limitation of the LLM model, in that garbage, in garbage out. LLM's are not at the very least thinking about the...