AI should just die. It’s not something we need in our lives.

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    3 days ago

    It is not something anyone needs in their personal life, but it is an amazing tool when used correctly.

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    3 days ago

    I’m not sure this is a shower thought but agree with you completely. Potential harms are far greater than the potential benefits.

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      Which part of AI is actually going to make our lives easier? I use it occasionally to get me out of a coding problem but what else will it actually be good for society and in our daily lives?

      As another said, it will do more harm than good and will only serve megacorp in the end.

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        3 days ago

        ai drug discovery will help us

        oh and if you don’t have wifi with you, a downloaded LLM can suffice as an internetless search engine

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              offline Wikipedia on a phone vs llama which needs a PC:

              wiki needs:

              1. 20-30 GB for the text version
              2. can fit on most phones otherwise use SD card /USB storage
              3. isn’t full of AI slop

              Llama 3.1 8B Requirements:

              1. CPU: Modern processor with at least 8 cores
              2. RAM: Minimum of 16 GB recommended
              3. GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3090
              4. doesn’t run on Android or iOS

              also keep in mind most people outside of tech/gamer bros can’t afford the financial investment for a PC that can run it. most people can afford an Android phone

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                my PC is a refurbished second-hand dinosaur from 2019 and it can do this fine, no gpu. And you don’t need good specs at all other than the RAM being enough to load the model into memory, which in this case is 5 gigs.

                doesn’t run on Android or iOS

                You sure about androids?

                Anyway if llama 3.1 is too big, just use qwen3:0.6b or something small

                Also Wikipedia doesn’t contain all knowledge of the internet, but this stuff was trained on everything

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                  at least Wikipedia won’t waste your time with misinformation. llama could be trained on the entirety of human history for all I care, doesn’t matter one bit if it can’t provide accurate sources and facts

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        What we refer to as “AI” today, i.e. large language models (because the definition of “AI” has changed over the years), is just a search engine that can understand natural language. Think the Enterprise computer on Star Trek, but even smarter. That’s extremely useful once we work out the final kinks.

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        Which part of AI is actually going to make our lives easier? I use it occasionally to get me out of a coding problem

        You posted the answer yourself. What exactly do you need me to do?