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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by kitler53 - Today at 03:22 PMQuote from: Legend on Today at 03:14 PMYeah I saw a youtube vid about it which made me interested.yeah, obviously it wouldn't work to give a ballot to a 2 year old. or at the very least the results would be hilarious.
But you need to convince the AI about direct voting, no proxy voting. The 2 year old gets to walk into the voting booth on their own and do whatever they do.
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by Legend - Today at 03:14 PMQuote from: kitler53 on Today at 01:51 PMactually,.. there is a somewhat convincing argument that children should be allowed a vote...Yeah I saw a youtube vid about it which made me interested.
today an old person is allowed to vote even if they don't have the mental capacity to do anything else. the law allows that person's child to "facilitate" their vote.
the same position could be taken for children,.. the parents could "facilitate" their vote. the concept is that right now the way voting is done skews power to elderly people that have no interest in supporting critical services like schools. if parents of school aged children could cast a vote to the benefit of their children then government would be more attentive to the needs of children.
not even sure what my personal take is on that. just saying there is a pretty viable argument that children should have a vote.
republicans would hate this of course. their brand is to eliminate all services to cut taxes which plays well with retired old people that no longer need those services.
But you need to convince the AI about direct voting, no proxy voting. The 2 year old gets to walk into the voting booth on their own and do whatever they do.
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by kitler53 - Today at 01:51 PMactually,.. there is a somewhat convincing argument that children should be allowed a vote...
today an old person is allowed to vote even if they don't have the mental capacity to do anything else. the law allows that person's child to "facilitate" their vote.
the same position could be taken for children,.. the parents could "facilitate" their vote. the concept is that right now the way voting is done skews power to elderly people that have no interest in supporting critical services like schools. if parents of school aged children could cast a vote to the benefit of their children then government would be more attentive to the needs of children.
not even sure what my personal take is on that. just saying there is a pretty viable argument that children should have a vote.
republicans would hate this of course. their brand is to eliminate all services to cut taxes which plays well with retired old people that no longer need those services.
today an old person is allowed to vote even if they don't have the mental capacity to do anything else. the law allows that person's child to "facilitate" their vote.
the same position could be taken for children,.. the parents could "facilitate" their vote. the concept is that right now the way voting is done skews power to elderly people that have no interest in supporting critical services like schools. if parents of school aged children could cast a vote to the benefit of their children then government would be more attentive to the needs of children.
not even sure what my personal take is on that. just saying there is a pretty viable argument that children should have a vote.
republicans would hate this of course. their brand is to eliminate all services to cut taxes which plays well with retired old people that no longer need those services.
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Gaming Community / Re: The Gaming Community Threa...
Last post by nnodley - Today at 01:26 PMYAY AC Black Flag Resynced reveal today!!!!!!
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Off-Topic Community / Re: When will robots be compet...
Last post by Legend - Today at 12:40 AMBetter than humans.
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by Legend - Yesterday at 10:59 PMQuote from: the-Pi-guy on Yesterday at 09:54 PMCannot be convinced?Well i'd be really interested.
Maybe you're not trying hard enough.
Like yeah if you take something like this, that just will not be in the training data with any of the arguments for or against, can you actually convince an llm?
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by the-pi-guy - Yesterday at 09:54 PMQuote from: Legend on Yesterday at 08:54 PMI found a great new test for AIs.Cannot be convinced?
Just debate if babies should have the right to vote or not. It is such a crazy far out there idea and at least Gemini cannot be convinced.
Maybe you're not trying hard enough.
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by Legend - Yesterday at 08:54 PMI found a great new test for AIs.
Just debate if babies should have the right to vote or not. It is such a crazy far out there idea and at least Gemini cannot be convinced.
Just debate if babies should have the right to vote or not. It is such a crazy far out there idea and at least Gemini cannot be convinced.
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Gaming Community / Re: Pragmata |OT| way better t...
Last post by kitler53 - Yesterday at 03:47 AMin my wish list. I don't really ever buy day-1. I wait for sales.
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Gaming Community / Re: Pragmata |OT| way better t...
Last post by nnodley - Yesterday at 01:17 AMI was tempted to get, but I still have Life is Strange Reunion, crimson desert and more to finish first. Plus I've honestly rarely played anything this year. Just not been into it at all lately.