“uh all the cables are soft, i don’t see any hard lines”

don’t feed the trolls, just downvote and move on

There’s a difference between a sapient creature drawing inspiration and a glorified autocomplete using copyrighted text to produce sentences which are only cogent due to substantial reliance upon those copyrighted texts.

But the AI is looking at thousands, if not millions of books, articles, comments, etc. That’s what humans do as well - they draw inspiration from a variety of sources. So is sentience the distinguishing criteria for copyright? Only a being capable of original thought can create original work, and therefore anything not capable of original thought cannot create copyrighted work?

Also, irrelevant here but calling LLMs a glorified autocomplete is like calling jet engines a “glorified horse”. Technically true but you’re trivialising it.

lol whats new

Everyone is talking about defederating because of XMPP and EEE. But the very fact that we know about EEE means that it’s much less likely to succeed.

Zuck is seeing the metaverse crash and burn and he knows he needs to create the next hot new thing before even the boomers left on facebook get bored with it. Twitter crashing and burning is a perfect business opportunity, but he can’t just copy Twitter - it has to be “Twitter, but better”. Hence the fediverse.

From Meta’s standpoint, they don’t need the Fediverse. Meta operates at a vastly different scale. Mastodon took 7 years to reach ~10M users - Threads did that in a day or two. My guess is that Zuck is riding on the Fediverse buzzword. I’m sure whatever integration he builds in future will be limited.

TL;DR below:

Just say “Blockchain-enabled generative AI on the cloud” and watch the money flow in.

Now what about the waterfall and agile teams?

yeah this instance allows community creation, downvotes and nsfw - it’s basically the biggest no-nonsense instance i found :)

is there a discord where things are being organised?

Redditor of 11 years here - i feel you.

For what it’s worth, i’m trying to start one of my favorite reading subs (maliciouscompliance) -

-/c/[email protected]

-https://lemmy.world/c/maliciouscompliance

-[email protected]

I’m interested in Battlebots too, so if you start one I’ll definitely join!

the only issue now is user engagement. lemmy instances are filled with empty communities. people need to post more, especially in smaller communities.

“fast” is relative. Twitter is dying a slow death, but due to its size there are still millions/tens of millions of users.

Facebook is effectively dead for anyone under 35, and yet it marches on.

wanting everyone in your own walled garden is standard corporate fuckery, but Apple deliberately making the color contrast lower for green messages is just dark.

https://uxdesign.cc/how-apple-makes-you-think-green-bubbles-gross-e03b52b12fed

yeah, that’s why I signed up at lemmy.world :)

I don’t like that beehaw doesn’t allow community creation (or nsfw).

Is kbin also part of the fediverse? Can you interact with kbin from lemmy, and how is it different?

ahahaha the reason I finally stopped using Yelp was because their mobile site would only load part of a review and would force redirect to their app if you tried to expand on any reviews. Rather than download the app or change user agent, I just gave up.

every website and their mother wants you to download their app nowadays.