https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1dyfd9t/pathchat_by_modella_a_multimodal_ai_model/
There’s a video of it being shown slides of tissue samples and identifying cancer (and i think other abnormalities as well, not entirely sure) , and explaining what to do next. Idk how accurate the...
Remember that all tech starts off small. AI could barely string a sentence together in the 80s, for example.
Although again, i don’t really know if this will ever be useful or practical
This is pretty scary tbh, i really hope the brain is not actually alive or sentient.
While i’m sure this is exciting for certain people, i really can’t see how this has any practical uses. We already have AI to drive robots and do other things. This “brain in a robot” , while certainly...
Ok, if it’s more efficient then that kinda lessens the resource worries a bit. But on the other hand, aren’t we running into other walls too? Like bigger and bigger models needing more and more data. And you could just make the models smaller of course, but my understanding is if you use less...
Ok, fair enough on the water thing, i googled it and you’re right. I heard that from David Shapiro so now idk where he got that from.
But i did find this article that basically goes into how much resources Chat-GPT uses: ChatGPT And Generative AI Innovations Are Creating Sustainability Havoc.
Doesn’t Chat-GPT use something like 5 gallons (22.7 liters) of water every single time you prompt it? That cannot be sustainable. We already don’t have enough water to go around as it is.
>”Remember that AI training has gotten so energy-intensive, people are thinking of building nuclear...