Comment by rightbyte
1 year ago
> Cool achievement, but to me it doesn't make a lot of sense (besides privacy...)
I would argue that is enough and that this is awesome. It was a long time ago I wanted to do a tech hack like this much.
1 year ago
> Cool achievement, but to me it doesn't make a lot of sense (besides privacy...)
I would argue that is enough and that this is awesome. It was a long time ago I wanted to do a tech hack like this much.
Well thinking about it a bit more, it would be so cool if you could
A) somehow continuously interact with the running model, ambient-computing style. Say have the thing observe you as you work, letting it store memories.
B) allowing it to process those memories when it chooses to/whenever it's not getting any external input/when it is "sleeping" and
C) (this is probably very difficult) have it change it's own weights somehow due to whatever it does in A+B.
THAT, in a privacy friendly self-hosted package, i'd pay serious money for
I imagine it could solve crimes if it watched millions of hours of security footage…scary thought. Possibly it could arrest us before we even commit a crime through prediction like that black mirror episode.
Oh, you're thinking of "Hated in the Nation"? More relevant would possibly be "Minority Report" (set in 2054) and Hulu's "Class of '09", in which the FBI starts deploying a crime prediction AI in their version of 2025.
Quite scary. As the meme has it, it seems that we're getting ready to create the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus.