It’s exactly that, it’s plagiarising a movie or a book. ChatGPT like all LLM models doesn’t have any kind of continuity, it’s a static neural network. With the exception of the memories feature it doesn’t even a way to keep state between different chat tabs for the same user, let alone of knowing what kind of absurdities it told other users.
For all it’s sins the Catholic Church always took christian universalism to be incompatible with exclusionary nationalism.
Someone dressed up as cop, armed as cop, and driving a cop car is clearly three ducks in a cop uniform. /s
I’m betting on Google destroying Google instead.
From a user experience level, yes it’s pretty similar, with the important difference that after fully loading the instant apps were supposed to work as native installed apps.
No, it was a feature that allowed “streaming” a real android app without needing to install it
The main limitation is the VRAM, but I doubt any model is going to be particularly fast.
I think phi3:mini on ollama might be an okish fit for python, since it’s a small model, but was trained on python codebases.
I’m starting to suspect there’s something wrong with the Taurus.
Paraphrasing Churchill, if AI companies were plagiarizing hell’s works I would make at least a favourable reference to the devil.
In this case that’s exactly what we need, someone with more money than god that can set precedents to protect the authors and artists that need it the most.
For English yes, but there’s no equivalent in other languages.
People are mentioning drip, and that’s on the Play Store. It’s literally the same amount of effort as installing a surveillance app.
This sounds like the Polish Constitutional Court just said Poland can’t stay in the EU.
And they need to do something with calves. Cows only produce milk after giving birth, and dairy producers are not going to keep a freeloader around. /s