Yes you are right, LLMs, which seem to be the most controversial nowadays.
The harness just exploits the token generation to transform it into api calls or actions. Could be Googling something, could be running a git command... could be launching a missile, depends on the human that sets it up.
I'll cite.... The university of West Virginia for instance, because I don't want to copy paste a new quote.
The author of this comment doesn't have children.
Every car on the road today goes 400% over the speed limit.
Guns have only one goal: kill people. AI has multiple benign applications. That's why 99% of the world regulates guns, but not knifes.
You almost got it right. Writer, singular, just Mark Tauger. Harvard? Lomonosov? Maybe Oxford? Nope, associate professor in West Virginia.
You know why? Because Mark is the only one with this position and it is widely contested and "against the consensus". He's the guy being paid by BP to deny climate change that all facebook uncles cling to.
Here's what his own university has to say about him:
Taugers findings, which are controversial in academic circles, are based on harvest data recorded by peasants who were members of Soviet collective farms.
So... Yeah. I'll side with the freaking Russian duma on this one (not something I often say).
AI predicts the next token. Just like nuclear power, it's a tool. Humans are the danger, in how the use the tool.
Oh, I've read plenty (not all of it, obviously), including compilations and reviews of people whose job is to write about it in peer reviewed settings. Just like climate change, if you ignore 99 people you will find one that agrees with you. But I rather be the guy who doesn't deny genocides.
No true Scotsman, huh?
The only guy I can cite is seen as an expert, but I won't provide any proof, and the other 99 historians are all paid by the CIA. The Russian Duma are a bunch of Yankees and are lying, and all the documents are fabricated, please just look at this letter from Stalin which clearly exculpates Stalin.
It has religion vibes: "the Bible is true, it says so in the Bible and anything in the Bible is true".
Fuck nestle indeed.
Aldi and other supermarkets have delicious kitkat clones. For like 1/3 of the price.
What's so bad about it? I don't mind it. It's better to have than not, KDE has always been about customization and options.
It's like they're not even taking the forest!