It's not only you, there's an explosion of ChatGPT on HN

95 点作者 theolivenbaum大约 2 年前

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dang大约 2 年前

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mlsu大约 2 年前

Not really an HN problem, but related:I am very fatigued by the ai "hustle" culture that seems to have bubbled up overnight. ".eth" guys changing their name to ".gpt".It would be funny, if it wasn't so cynical, how quickly everyone seems to have acquired expert level knowledge in the field of language models. Something that, just a couple years ago, was a fairly obscure field of artificial intelligence."LLMs (\w*coin) will revolutionize work (finance). Here's a medium article I just wrote about how the number of attention layers in a transformer (zero knowledge proofs) will change your morning routine."

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fennecfoxy大约 2 年前

"Unavailable"Well of course there is, it's one the most exciting new technologies we've had in a long time. For so many years all the best models could do was identify handwritten digits, then semi-recently identify subjects in photos and now more recently (all of a sudden, really) generate beautiful and detailed images from plain English as well as converse in English and perform a variety of tasks to varying success.It's exciting as hecky and while I'm sure that some people are having the same reaction to it that an Intel or AMD fan has when the opposition releases a new CPU everyone wants to talk about; everyone else is appropriately excited.If this AI boom ever dies down, don't worry, everyone will go back to posting/complaining about the posts of new JS frameworks. ;)

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sph大约 2 年前

I know it's controversial during this incredible AI hype cycle on this site, but as a AI skeptic and increasingly neo-Luddite, I've reduced the amount I spend on this site by 90% since the start of the year.If only I could add my userscript on my iOS Firefox to just hide any post containing the words "GPT", "AI" or "LLM", but alas, I guess I will have to be productive instead of slacking off reading HN.I honestly miss the Bitcoin hype era, or the short lived Erlang circlejerk that had pg himself put a stop to it. This one does not seem to die down anytime soon, and I'd like to read more criticism of the technology, rather than starry eyed engineers excited to add ChatGPT to their smart fridge and bird feeder.EDIT: Funny. 1 hour ago when I wrote this comment, this post was in 3rd position. Now, with 82 votes and 103 comments, it's nowhere to be found in the first 10 pages. @dang, what's going on?

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loudmax大约 2 年前

I think Amara's law applies: "We overestimate the impact of technology in the short-term and underestimate the effect in the long run."The development of effective LLMs really feels like a tectonic shift. We're still in the process of working out where they're useful and where they aren't, but it's clear that the number of areas where LLMs are demonstrably useful is quite significant. And this stuff is developing at an explosive pace.So most of our lives aren't likely to be immediately turned upside down by LLMs. But this stuff is likely to have some impact on all of us. If your livelihood depends on interpreting and producing information, you really ought to be paying attention to these developments.

stametseater大约 2 年前

I'd love a userscript that autohides/downvotes every "I asked ChatGPT and it said..." post. I'm getting tired of doing it manually.

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stuartd大约 2 年前

As a large language model, I am not prepared to confirm or deny this.

trundler_大约 2 年前

My attitude towards AI has gone very negative lately. Like many new technologies, I believe it has great uses and some drawbacks. In the last year, it feels like we have crossed a threshold with AI where we are never going to hear the end of it for years, maybe decades. I am already tired of the cyclical conversations, and it has affected my enjoyment of the technology. Perhaps I should spend less time online.

aldousd666大约 2 年前

So, this site, which is for 'hackers' ostensibly should probably like to see articles about computer science and computer science related issues. I know that's what I come to this site for. If you post articles about AI, that seems legit. As long as they aren't 'how to make a million dollars over lunch using ChatGPT' I'm perfectly fine talking about it here

nologic01大约 2 年前

The real beauty of the chatGPT hype (as far as I am concerned) is that might make people slowly realize that the "tech" industry has not been delivering to them the goods for a long time now.The Jini that is out of the bottle is that between the computing devices and capabilities that most people do have access to (and which do little more than slurp private data and surface clickbait) and computing devices that can do a reasonable imatitation of human language after parsing all existing text there is a universe of possibilities. Not in some future AI singularity, but now.chatGPT has leaked to the masses what smart fiddling with data and algorithms can already achieve. It suggests there is a range of sophisticated tools and algorithms and apps for personal and enterprise computing that could have been available but aren't.People will eventually tire of the AI religionists and the self-appointed protectors of humanity but the revelation that there is a value dividend that is not being distributed might shake some things up ;-)

galleywest200大约 2 年前

I was just lamenting to my friends last night about how the Trending (daily, weekly, and monthly) section on GitHub seems to be 90% AI/LLM related projects. I personally use some LLM functionality in my workflows and I appreciate the technology -- but at this point I want to have other types of projects bubble back up to the top.

rsync大约 2 年前

Oh I misunderstood…I thought the headline was implying that there was an explosion of chatgpt generated comments on HN.I was wondering how they were identifying them, etc.

lusus_naturae大约 2 年前

If the content is thought-provoking or interesting, then it doesn't matter. Usually there's a goal for human-human interaction. I am not sure the goal is any different for human-bot interaction. Persuasion or marketing or charming? Not sure what else is there.Interpersonal relationships end up benefitting a community in some manner, e.g., maybe you make a friend via your online interaction etc. I can imagine human-bot friendship to be equally fruitful and fulfilling. The issue is that bots in their current state don't exist outside their realm, and they are always someone else's slave. So absent those two features of bots, they could practically fulfill human roles in relationship. I don't think the thrall-like nature of bots impacts their ability to intiate or disseminate discourse.

zamalek大约 2 年前

Related: I have also seen a few eyebrow-raising comments, such as comments that do little more than re-phrase the title of the article. I wonder if someone is running a GPT bot experiment on HN.

usui大约 2 年前

I wonder how much extra work this has created for moderation.

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FridayoLeary大约 2 年前

I was absent from hn pretty much exactly when chatgpt broke out for a few months. the first thing i noticed when i returned is how it now dominates this site. there's pretty much always 2 or 3 chatgpt related articles on the front page. It's interesting to see how swept away users are. Especially as my impressin of HN in the year 1BC (before chatgpt) was general skepticism towards claims of ai.

reportgunner大约 2 年前

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karaterobot大约 2 年前

> It's not only you, there's an explosion of ChatGPT on HNI didn't even know I was exploding, but if it has to happen, I guess I'm glad I'm not alone.

cratermoon大约 2 年前

Given how much money YC investors have in the GPT/AI/LLM space, I wouldn't expect it to slow down any time soon.

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sp332大约 2 年前

Quick, somone write an article about how there are too many articles about how there are too many articles about AI on HN.

nbittich大约 2 年前

I've trained my a.i eyes to filter all the articles written by chatgpt bros, unfortunately I missed that one

xnx大约 2 年前

LLM/AI is much more interesting and legitimate than tech fads like Bitcoin and Web3.

eternalban大约 2 年前

curiously, there is a mild correlation between transformer and UFO.<a href="https://hn.curiosity.ai/#/trends?terms=transformer;UFO" rel="nofollow">https://hn.curiosity.ai/#/trends?terms=transformer;UFO</a>

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taftster大约 2 年前

Rust yesterday. ChatGTP today. It's kind of normal around here.

cc101大约 2 年前

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