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• Post #1306216

  Life is not safe. It’s pretty relatively safe, as compared to living under a lean-to in the woods with bears and disease carrying insects and such, and even that’s safer than people make it out to be. However, there are “dangerous things” out there, both in the woods and in the streets and in the organized crime / government. Are you more likely to die of a car crash, or a malicious action of some organized group, or a car crash arranged by some organized group? It’s really hard to be sure,...

• Post #1015734

  For reference: auto-deletion of internal e-mails (after 2 years) has been standard practice at most big companies I have had anything to do with for many years now.

• Post #565830

  Are you sure?

• Post #565712

  I feel that a lot of what is improving in the recent batch of model releases is the vetting of their training data - basically the opposite of model collapse. Nothing requires an LLM to train on the entire internet.