Tag: Genetic Interventions for Longevity

I'm currently speaking with post-training/ML teams at LLM labs, folks who wrangle data for models or work in ML/MLOps. Tell me your thoughts or anecdotes on :: Biggest recurring bottleneck (collection, cleaning, labeling, drift, compliance, etc.) Has RLHF/synthetic data actually cut your need for fresh domain data? Hard-to-source domains (finance, healthcare, logs, multi-modal, whatever) and why. Tasks you’d automate first if you could. submitted by /u/kritnu [link] [comments]

I got chat gpt to help me program my own local ai using minstral but compared to chat gpt its cranky... submitted by /u/Kitchen_Indication64 [link] [comments]

AI tools are being used to create fake businesses that look completely real — full websites, executive bios, social media accounts, even detailed backstories. Scams are no longer obvious — there are no typos, no bad English, no weird signals. Even professional fraud investigators admit it's getting harder to tell real from fake. Traditional verification methods (like Google searches or company registries) aren't enough anymore. The line between real and fake is disappearing faster than most people realize. This is just a quick breakdown — I wrote the full coverage here if you want the deeper details. At what point does “proof” online stop meaning anything at all? submitted by /u/8litz93 [link] [comments]

In this long-form piece, I argue that LLMs (like ChatGPT, Gemini) are not building towards AGI. Instead, they are fossilized mirrors of past human thought patterns, not spaceships into new realms, but time machines reflecting old knowledge. I propose a reclassification: not "Artificial Intelligences" but "Intelligence Gateways." This shift has profound consequences for how we assess risks, progress, and usage. Would love your thoughts: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall submitted by /u/deconnexion1 [link] [comments]

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I’m a paying ChatGPT Plus user ($20/month) who has been using the system consistently and heavily for months. Today, I caught something major that OpenAI doesn’t seem to want users to notice. In the last 3–5 days (especially today, April 27, 2025), OpenAI has quietly pushed updates that are massively degrading the ChatGPT user experience — especially for Plus members. Here’s what’s happening: Forced Session Expiry: If you stop typing or interacting for even a few minutes, the session immediately expires. You’re forced to start a new chat even if you never closed the app. Hard Limits on Number of Messages: After about 20–30 messages back and forth, even during active conversations, ChatGPT now forcibly ends the session with no warning ("too many responses in this chat"). This used to happen only after hundreds of messages. Shorter Maximum Chat Size: Long conversations are now cut off way earlier — even if you’re staying active. There’s now an invisible "size" limit based on total words, not just time. Silent Wiping of Conversation Drafts: If the chat resets or you close the app, anything you were working on disappears permanently unless manually saved to "Memory" ahead of time. There is no longer a safe auto-recovery. Broken Continuity for Deep Users: If you were working on large projects, personal writing, or emotional timelines over days/weeks? Forget it. The system no longer supports carrying over deep, connected conversations easily. No Transparency or Warning: OpenAI made these changes without notifying Plus users. No changelog. No heads-up. Nothing. The end result? Users who rely on ChatGPT for serious work, personal continuity, disability support, mental health tracking, memory aid, or longform projects are being actively harmed. Paying customers are being treated like casual, free-tier users who are expected to "chat quickly and leave." Conversations are now treated like disposable TikTok videos — not meaningful interactions. This isn’t a technical glitch. This is a deliberate policy shift to prioritize server load and quick responses over real conversation quality — and they didn’t think we would notice. Well, we noticed. And it’s not acceptable. I’m posting this because other users deserve to know what's happening behind the scenes. If you’re seeing more forced resets, shorter chats, lost continuity, and broken sessions — you’re not crazy. It’s real. We deserve answers. We deserve respect. And we deserve the service we are paying for. chatgpt #chatgptplus #openai #aiethics #customerexperience submitted by /u/Emotional-Basis-8564 [link] [comments]

Everyone is jumping on the AI bandwagon to enhance their learning, but are we truly mastering the art of learning itself, or are we just becoming overly reliant on AI? With new AI models and workflows emerging every week, the real advantage lies not in memorizing information but in our ability to adapt and evolve as the landscape shifts. In this fast-paced environment, those who can quickly relearn, pivot, and experiment will thrive, while those who simply accumulate knowledge may find themselves left behind. Adaptability is now more valuable than raw intelligence, and that gap is only widening. Are we really learning, or just leaning on AI? submitted by /u/elektrikpann [link] [comments]

I see a lot of posts of people saying they’re getting caught up in conversations with ai. I’m just curious if you are typing or using voice speech software? Is it worth it? submitted by /u/0__O0--O0_0 [link] [comments]

With the advancement of generative ai I can see a future where anybody or atleast talented writers and other kind of creatives can become creators of amazing motion pictures. I could also imagine big box producers and already popular series making their IP available for a fee so that people can create their own episodes or sequels and prequels. Maybe we would even be able to buy scripts of some website created by random users and use that to create our own movies or settings or actors. Celebrities as we know them today will vanish and the new celebrities will be the creators. Maybe Amazon will have a service like KDP but instead of people self publishing books they can self publish movies and series to make money with it. Cable networks will try to adapt but the sheer quantity of creatives will swallow them. I see it as not just an upcoming revolution of the motion picture industry but also a liberation where creativity will not be bound by set rules. Let me know what you guys think.. submitted by /u/Elbess91 [link] [comments]

China’s Huawei develops new AI chip, seeking to match Nvidia, WSJ reports.[1] ChatGPT Made Me an AI Action Figure, Then 3D Printing Did This.[2] Malaysia temple unveils first ‘AI Mazu’ for devotees to interact with, address concerns.[3] Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis on AI in the Military and What AGI Could Mean for Humanity.[4] Sources included at: https://bushaicave.com/2025/04/27/one-minute-daily-ai-news-4-27-2025/ submitted by /u/Excellent-Target-847 [link] [comments]