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Why do people want AI to type/sound this atrociously?
If you actually paid $420 for 32GB of RAM, I’d call the police.
I hate this. It’s a machine, playing at some sort of humanity doesn’t calm me, it creeps me the fuck out.
I sincerely don’t know how people “talk” to these things, much less fall in love with them? WTF?
To be fair, I think a 32GB RAM should have costed $60 by now, if not for this AI shit.
“😂”
Because in its market, the AI market, RAM is cheap … if you buy in bulk.
Far more likely that the AI was just trained on people complaining about RAM prices. I doubt it has any concept of pricing bulk or otherwise.
I’m so glad the latest breakthroughs in AI are about doing more with less in the form of Quantization and Distillation efforts.
It’s gonna make these AI focused companies like Meta realize how exposed and stupid they are for buying out more equipment then they had any plans to do with. And I hope that they fail hard without a government bailout.
I’m no expert, but I’ll bet that there is plenty of work being done on the ultra-high level to maximize usage of their resources.
Don’t worry guys AGI is real! It’ll just cost a few million to update the model with latest pricing data.
Don’t configure your software agent to generate first person prose. It’s not good for you or the people you expose to it.
if it was at all capable of maintaining anything, i would have it respond like hk-47 assassin droid.
too bad building upon ai is like building on sand in a bog on an indian burial ground on a fault line
Don’t configure your software agent to generate
Say no more
Fake, it actually correctly inferred that 420 is more expensive than the 80-120 range
Doubly fake for not doing a 420 joke
The problem confronts itself.
I havent used AI in ages, why does it talk like a redditor now?
Presumably, because either it was instructed to or the context had a bunch of a similar style in it.
Because it ate reddit threads and is now spitting it out.
Ew
Here is claude Danmark:
Because I relied too heavily on the raw price snippets from Pricerunner/Prisjagt without checking them live. Those sites showed figures like “640 kr.” and “890 kr.” in the search results, and I passed them along directly instead of flagging that they were likely outdated/cached prices or promotional snippets that didn’t match the actual market.
When I actually fetched a live page (AVXperten) in my last response, it turned out that real desktop prices start around 3,325 kr. — so the 600-1,400 kr. I sent you was actually misleading. Your gut feeling about the prices was right the whole time — it was on me to verify the numbers before sending them, not after you asked a second time.
Here is my butt:
Pbttthhttttthtt
I guess the AI’s price memory was frozen at pre RAM crisis (or earlier), so it thinks the current (inflated) price is abnormal.
(BTW, I don’t think police will take the case about the pricing, they would just tell you to find another store(s) with more reasonable price. :) )
The model having been trained on more recent data doesn’t invalidate the now outdated data. It could be the most recent model in the world, but it might still respond like a forum post from 8 years ago
That’s like when shoppers give fake surprise and concern that you have to work on a holiday.
