All these AI companies keep acting like they can cure cancer, human aging, Riemann hypothesis, discover new physics, etc.Why dont they put their money where their mouth is? Just devout all their compute to one thing. Maybe one day isnt long enough, maybe a week. I think we can all go without AI for one week.
I'm not shutting off my AI so you can figure out new ways to mutilate children's genitals or more efficiently genocide goyim so you can do land grabs
>>108646330If reddit hasn't solved cancer, "ai" literally can't. If you gave these retarded programs a week to work on something, it would almost be done picking out its gender.
>>108646330Why? There's no money in doing something thats beneficial for humanity?
>>108646363We have it solving Erdos problems semi-regularly. At some point we have to ask ourselves if its time we put the compute to good use.
>>108646422Erdös problems have the issue that the people actually skilled enough to solve them have better things to do.This is the same kind of situation as with 0-days - people who are actually good at finding those usually have more important or lucrative things to do than do a hecking felony for $5k if the bug bounty program happens to actually work.
>>108646330This just seems like some law idea in a fantasy book. Forcing for profit companies into public good just sounds so weird and corny. The AI companies job is developing their AI shit, not curing cancer. The government is free to invest the tax money they pay into public research if they think that'd be the most effective way to spend it.Also why stop at this shit? Would car companies be forced to drive poor people around for a day? Hotels to house the homeless? Hookers to give free days to /g/ tards?
>>108646470This anon is correct.So far AI has done nothing
>>108646330how out of touch could you possibly be
>>108646388your post is ai-generated
>>108646556That's because we have millions of people asking it to teach them how to tie their shoes and other retarded shit.Cut them off. Dedicate it towards something hard. If it doesnt work fine. Just 1 day out of the year. Not a big deal, and it would actually be a great marketing campaign too. Yall dont see the big picture, every year that one day of the year is like watching the moon landing. Will it be successful this time or just fucking blow up and waste everyones time?It will improve each year.
>>108646330My pornfolder is more important than your gay number problems.
>>108646646This is incorrect. These chat bots can't complete a sentence unless it's in their matrix of likely next words for the sentence. You know this as when there's something that doesn't match exactly their straight up just make something up that has never existed in human history.They won't be able to reason their way to something new, as they can't reason at all
why do so many people not understand that LLM is by nature, derivative? it can’t even rebuild closed source games like halo or wow, and you want it to cure cancer? are you retarded?
>>108646715Making a video game is unironically harder than curing cancer
>>108646646see>>108646715
>>108646330china has something like that where they shut down AI during national exams to prevent cheating.
>>108646726>Making a video game is unironically harder than curing cancer# of video games made 1,563,764# of times we have cured cancer 0You might be a fucking retard anon
>>108646735># of times we have cured cancer 0Downie-kun, I...
>>108646729They will probably be the first to make major discoveries using AI>>108646735Its true. Its the tedious nature of genetics that makes it so "hard", but computers and AI are great at tedious things.Game development is actually difficult.
>>108646756>Its true. Its the tedious nature of genetics that makes it so "hard", but computers and AI are great at tedious things.>Game development is actually difficult.Actual mong
Mentioning "curing cancer" as some kind of incredible goal as if we couldn't cure cancer or cancer was a single disease is the ultimate marker of <70 IQ
>>108646715everything is "derivative", low iq retard
>>108646358>to mutilate children's genitals or more efficiently genocide goyim so you can do land grabsThat sounds hot.
>>108646876You are confusing iterative with derivative. Those are not the same thing. LLMs can't iterate by their design.
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>>108646973Nah, I'm a fellow white.>who wants to see whites genocides>violently and painfully
>>108646959every "iteration" of something is a derivative of the previous thing and everything else you saw in your life that allowed you to make the "iteration" in the first place, making it a derivative.feel free to give an example of which real life action ai wont be able to do that humans varifiably can.>inb4 never ever
I don't know a single problem that can't be solved by doing nothing for long enough.
>>108647004>feel free to give an example of which real life action ai wont be able to do that humans varifiably can.
>>108647004Wrong. You can combine two disparate ideas together to form a new idea, neither of which is a derivative of the other, but is still an iteration. And no, how about you show one single thing that "AI" has done yet that is new
>>108647051>currently>usually>>108647056>how about you show one single thing that "AI" has done yet that is new>tu quoque fallacyfirst, concession accepted.second, you asking me that proves you are also a subhuman low iq retard who didnt even understand a simple sentence that i wrote. i specifically said that everything is derivative, retard.third: https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.06503 In bioinformatics, it discovered 40 novel methods for single-cell data analysis that outperformed the top human-developed methods on a public leaderboard. In epidemiology, it generated 14 models that outperformed the CDC ensemble and all other individual models for forecasting COVID-19 hospitalizations. Our method also produced state-of-the-art software for geospatial analysis, neural activity prediction in zebrafish, time series forecasting and numerical solution of integrals.
>>108646692nice fanfiction dickhead
>>108647072https://blog.google/technology/ai/google-gemma-ai-cancer-therapy-discovery/ Remarkably, in our lab tests the combination of silmitasertib and low-dose interferon resulted in a roughly 50% increase in antigen presentation, which would make the tumor more visible to the immune system. The model’s in silico prediction was confirmed multiple times in vitro. C2S-Scale had successfully identified a novel, interferon-conditional amplifier, revealing a new potential pathway to make “cold” tumors “hot,” and potentially more responsive to immunotherapy. While this is an early first step, it provides a powerful, experimentally-validated lead for developing new combination therapies, which use multiple drugs in concert to achieve a more robust effect. This result also provides a blueprint for a new kind of biological discovery. It demonstrates that by following the scaling laws and building larger models like C2S-Scale 27B, we can create predictive models of cellular behavior that are powerful enough to run high-throughput virtual screens, discover context-conditioned biology, and generate biologically-grounded hypotheses. Teams at Yale are now exploring the mechanism uncovered here and testing additional AI-generated predictions in other immune contexts. With further preclinical and clinical validation, such hypotheses may be able to ultimately accelerate the path to new therapies.
>currently>usuallyIf compiler developers can't do it, no one can.
>>108647072>>108647078>mayLiterally not new. You don't know what new means I guess.
>>108647091>couldnt engage after being caught in a logical fallacy alreadyfinal concession accepted, subhuman retard dumber than a 2B param LLM..
>>108647103You don't have an argument, and you haven't, still, shown something NEW. A new idea. I don't think you are quite getting the concept. I'm not surprised since all you brown retards have drank the AI koolaid since you don't understand where new ideas come from at all.
>>108647072>>108647103tl:drconfession denied, subnormal newfag.
>>108647103Nah, I'll just lobotomize you and then laugh into your soulless face. Then I'll punch you. Then again and again. I'll punch the soulless robot until it breaks down, and then I'll pump every joule of energy I have into it to torture even its dead matter whilst manically laughing into a face that will be painfully reanimated.
>>108646330If AI was capable of curing cancer they would already be selling you the cure. Instead they're selling api access.Same goes for replacing all white collar work. They would just do it themselves and pocket the full value.
>>108647134Smart anon.You mean to tell me that if a company invented a machine that granted wishes they wouldn't just rent out the use of the machine to random retards instead of using it themselves!? Impossible!Clearly that is the best use case for such advanced technology bordering on magic. Don't use the tech itself to create the greatest business of all time, instead rent the tech out to fucking morons for pennies.There is nobody more retarded than AI retards who can't see through this emperors new clothes bullshit
>>108647134Nah, discovering it is different than being able to manufacture the cure and give treatment. I think the real benefit for them would be the marketing of it every year. It just shows how limited yalls thinking really is when it comes to this.Even if it wasnt capable of solving the problem, each attempt would still have high benefit. Bare minimum it would compile the research, apply permutations of various ideas, and organize it in such a way that it would help people perform new research and eliminate dead ends more quickly.In one years time, new research comes out, rinse repeat. Every year the AI culls and polishes the data.And every year, you have people on pins and needles waiting to see if the magical holy grail is discovered. Even if its not possible for AI to do it alone (it could be, given enough time), it still inspires people and helps in other ways.
>>108647109>>108647113>>108647114you already got called out for tu quoque logical fallacy and conceeded the argument, sorry but better luck next time brownie. i know logic is hard.
>>108647247I finally understand why the Nazis kept people like you alive.Torturing you is just that much more fun.
>>108647283oof, being caught in a logical fallacy buckbroke this retard into oblivion lmao
Quite funny every time some retard online argues AI wont ever be good/"conscious"/do anything """truly""" novel etc and then gets exposed for committing some basic logical fallacy, and after being caught, doesn't even fix it, but instead just enters a cognitive dissonance lockdown mode and starts seething emotionally like an dumb animal lashing out proving himself literally dumber than the AI LLMs that he hates that can run on a modern phone.
>>108647321Your screams are what made Lagerleiters wake up early in the morning, and I'd love to see it happen again.
>>108647321You are talking to multiple people you idiot. Only jeets bring up logical fallacies they don't even understand, just for future reference.
>>108647357>You are talking to multiple peopleAnd? None of the replies made an argument and just seethed, everything written applies to them all the same.>>108647355see >>108647351And then keep seething, low iq animal.
>>108647363Ignored where I called out that you were a jeet. Concession accepted
>>108647363Screams.Torturous screams.
>>108647385A jeet is the one that made the logical fallacy, but you seem even lower iq than an average jeet since you dont seem to know what a logica fallacy is.
>>108647400npc
>>108646526>Also why stop at this shit? Would car companies be forced to drive poor people around for a day? Hotels to house the homeless? Hookers to give free days to /g/ tards?I would vote for you no cap
>>108647540Glad someone cares about the homeless. It was the homeless people thing, r-right?
>we should legally mandate the times you're allowed to use certain softwareno thanks sounds like hell
>>108647550Call me retarded but I think jobs should have an immediately and direct positive impact on a community level over just catering to the best bidder. I don't think it's fair to deprive a community of its own resources just for a guy (most of the time not even a community member) to profit.For example, if a hooker works the sidewalk in front of my house, she should be able to get shelter/food from me sometimes and me and my teenager son should be able to get free blowjobs from her without her pimp chimping out against me or my family.
>>108647247>>108647385>>108647321asdf despacito in roblox whatever, confession denied mindbroken faggit
The annoying thing is AI doing all the creative, fun tasks and not scrubbing the toilet. I know we will get AI robot slaves and sex bots eventually, but watching the creative industries get taken over by prompt engineers is kinda gay.
>>108647595Do you think that LGBTQ month means you are required to suck dick or do you just do that for fun?
It's hard to deny the strength in numbers and cooperation. It's what makes me so sad to see multiple titans interdependently competing with each other, rather than unifying towards a common goal. It makes you recognize how much time, effort, etc. is wasted or redundant. How much stronger we could be together.
>>108646330have to keep training new models to win the race
>>108646330AI companies aren't in the business of solving problems, they're selling solutions.Why would they want to sell the cure for cancer when they could instead sell a magic box that's gonna cost $19.99 per month for the rest of your life that might maybe perhaps eventually whisper you the cure for cancer?
>>108647799I said this earlier, but its a fantastic marketing campaign. Imagine saying your team created the AI that cured cancer.Even if it didnt, the hype surrounding the shutdown of the server and broadcasting a daylong event waiting for results? Even if it wasnt successful, the attention the company would get would be better than any ad campaign.Then they could just hype up the next one in a year. Makes them seem like the good guys. Etc. So many great reasons to do something like this.
>>108646330AI can't solve problems that haven't already been solved
>>108646358those are definitely not hard problems
>>108647595Wrong. It sounds absolutely awesome.
