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66% of the time it works every time.

Prophetic dreams are pretty much the best guess of what it would take to solve an issue, and we only remember the ones that worked out. With enough volume…

Mixed up metric and imperial again!

If people are willing to pay, sure. But you can pay as much as you want but people won’t necessarily be interested in a skilled trade if the pay in general is low. That is a long term commitment and not solved by a single employer.

Can he afford to?

Current trades are underpaid for what is expected from them.

Being a DM taught me to think on my feet, but to make sure to only say what I am confident in so it doesn’t bite me in the ass later. I learned to manage my ADHD compulsive blurting out everything that comes to mind so players can be the focus, and to consider complex and unexpected situations.

Also learned not to focus on blame along with being able to admit mistakes.

Yay, two Christmases!

Oh, I thought it was a game about seeing how far you could dive with another of the same sub before it imploded…

Also coffee, which is a stimulant.

It still has a 50% chance of being the wrong thing though.

I have over a decade to go, enjoy my job and the people I work with, but also looking forward to retirement to get away from spending so much of my time on someone else’s schedule.

False logic errors created by the AI while asking it to solve real world logic errors?

Not even a new thing either. Barely any jobs are done because people want to do specific types of work, and those jobs tend to be severely underpaid (teaching, social services).

People didn’t flock to factories in the 60s and 70s because they wanted to work in a factory, they wanted the pay and benefits. Same for office work today.

I say it either way depending on how I feel at that moment, because people around me use different pronunciations so they all sound fine.

If there are 800 sentences/whatever chunk of information it uses about what color a ball is, using the average can result in that sentence using red when it should be blue based on the current question or it could add information about balls that are a different type because it doesn’t understand what kind of ball it is talking about. It might be randomness, it might be using an average, or a combination of both.

Like if asked about ‘what color is a basketball’ and the training set includes a it of custom color combinations by each team it might return a combination of colors that doesn’t match a team like brown (default leather) and yellow. This could also be the answer if you asked for an example of a basketball that matched team colors, because it might keep the default color from a ball that just has a team logo.

If someone doesn’t know the training set it would probably look like it made something ip. To someone who knows it is impossible to tell of it is random, due to a lack of knowing what it is talking about, or if it had some other less obvious connection that combines the two which lead to yellow and brown result.

Quantum computers are inherently unreliable, but you can perform the same calculation multiple times and average the result / discard the outliers and it will still be faster than a classical computer.

That works for pattern matching, but you don’t want to do that for doing accurate calculations. There is no reason to average the AI run calculation of 12345 x 54321 because that can be done with a tiny calculator with a solar cell the size of a pencil eraser. Doing calculations like that multiple times adds up fast and will always be less reliable than just doing it right in the first place. Same with reporting historical facts.

There is a vslidation step that AI doesn’t do. If you feed it 1000 posts from unreliable sources like reddit or don’t add even more context about whether the ‘fact’ is a joke, baseless rumor, or from a reliable source you get the current AI.

Yes, doing multiple calculations efficently and taking averages has a lot of uses, mainly in complex systems where this provides opportunities to test chaotic systems with wildly different starting states. There are a ton of great uses for AI!

But the AI that is being forced down our throats is worse than wikipedia because it averages content from ALL of reddit, facebook, and other massive sites where crackpots are given the same weight as informed individuals and there are no guardrails.

The unpredictable element is also why they absolutely suck at being the reliable sources of accurate information that they are being advertised to be.

Yeah, humans are wrong a lot of the time but AI forced into everything should be more reliable than the average human.

Which is placed exactly where the most recently used blueprint used to be, making it extremely easy to click on out of muscle memory.

Were any characters in the game not owned by Warner Bros?

“Parents who leave loaded guns on the table bear no responsibility if their kids shoot themselves with it.” That’s you right now.