We find that indiscriminate use of model-generated content in training causes irreversible defects in the resulting models, in which tails of the original content distribution disappear. We refer to this effect as ‘model collapse’ and show that it can occur in LLMs as well as in variational autoencoders (VAEs) and Gaussian mixture models (GMMs).

So, maybe this is the end of LLM companies simply scraping the web, because they will be unable to distinguish between LLM and non-LLM content. If someone would have made a snapshot of the complete web in 2020, and waits to sell it until 2030, the person may just become the richest person on earth.

!nottheonion@lemmy.ml

Is this the reason you are playing?

Maybe they just print the money. Isn't that what dictatorships often end up doing?

Including Tiananmen Square of course

(this is not meant seriously, but as a very dark joke)

It's not a photo, it's an AI-generated image. Also, it is not clear if it is serious or a joke. Looks more serious to me.

If he had 100M followers and there are 20k accounts, that'd be 0.02%.

It's very good for servers. I wouldn't use it on desktop.

Not niche, but surely exotic: NixOS, a distribution that is configured via a purely functional language. There is no such thing as installing or uninstalling packages, you add or remove things from your configuration and then simply apply that configuration.

!analoghorror@lemmy.federated.club

The instance seems to be down right now.

But anyways, just do it. There are no issues having multiple communities about the same on Lemmy.

That's very interesting, thanks!

Well, I wonder if you could cut yourself when stepping into fiberglass chunks?

But yeah, since the material is most likely inert, it will probably at most be used as a sort of artificial reef by wild life. For the foam, that's probably also inert. But it likely swims on the surface, so has the same effect as plastic in the great Pacific garbage patch.

I read the article and didn't find any hints at actual issues caused by this, only that the beach was closed.

Do the components that broke off pose any danger to the environment or humans?

You mean poker without real money? Because there are a lot of gambling sites, I would believe that some of them also offer poker. But please, there are better things to do with your money. You could donate it for example.

Is there a metric version?

Also, half the team must be on summer vacation

True. In the end, they are gonna use some statistical methods to find what is more true. Using also all the other data they have about you.

While it's not uncommon for marine life to wash up on the shores of Devon, beachgoers should be mindful that some can deliver a painful sting.

I believe it's about how often the app is used. Advertisers label people with "gullible" and stuff like this, so when you use a calculator regularly, that may be a hint that you are not.