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- Comment on AI behavioral analysis on factory workers, every step is monitored including attention detection from facial expressions 21 hours ago:
Quite interesting. I worked as a software engineer in different areas but not in data sciences. The demo I described was part of a bigger effort to bring visibility to AI related use cases. This one was a relatively good fit in my opinion, as long the data is mostly handled outside of the LLMs and they just “translate” to human language and glue things together. Otherwise I’d fear hallucinations and data not fitting into the context window.
- Comment on AI behavioral analysis on factory workers, every step is monitored including attention detection from facial expressions 1 day ago:
You’re absolutely right and I’m aware that the traceability was already a given. The collected data also was already there and has been for years.
The AI in this case added basically a simple “human language” interface and some automation. The multi agent approach was basically a “simple” way to integrate multiple systems. You could’ve done the same before but with more manual steps or fully automated but then more rigid and less flexible. E.g. with this system you could ask follow up questions etc.
- Comment on "A computer can never be held accountable. Therefore computers are a valuable tool for law enforcement and the ruling class." 1 day ago:
You could hold developers of algorithms, logic and even symbolic AI accountable.
However, it’s a completely different story for AI based on deep neutral networks. After training they’re just a bunch of weights and parameters without individual meaning and it’s not a few, it’s billions or trillions of them. And almost none of them were individually set, they’re often randomly initialized and then automatically tuned by deep learning algorithms during training until the behavior / predictions of the neural net are “good enough”.
It’s practically impossible to review the network and when you test it you just get the result for the concrete test cases, you can’t interpolate or assume even slightly different cases will behave similarly. You also can’t fix an individual bug. You can just train again or more and this effort might fix the problem but it could also destroy something that worked before (catastrophic forgetting).
- Comment on AI behavioral analysis on factory workers, every step is monitored including attention detection from facial expressions 1 day ago:
Even without recording every move the amount of monitoring in factories can be quite substantial. I’ve seen a demo of an AI application of a German car manufacturer where a number of specialized knowledge bots (basically LLMs with specialized RAG for different databases) started from a car with a problem and then correlated the car serial with the production facility, the date, the shift working at the time of production of the car and the part and then some historical data and basically gave the result “nightshift crew 6 made a mistake and their quality isn’t as good as the other crews” I’m pretty sure if Germany wouldn’t have such a focus on personal data privacy the system could’ve said who exactly is at fault.
Also even without AI some jobs just have insane monitoring, I believe call centers are some of the worst.
- Comment on Corcoran Group CEO says Gen Z’s housing market struggles mirror what boomers faced 30 years ago: ‘Stop buying Starbucks coffee,’ she advises 1 day ago:
What’s about us Y-Geners, why are we always left out :'(
- Comment on I don't get it 1 day ago:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukznXQ3MgN0
“FUCKING BLOODY BASTARD!”
- Comment on Do xenomorphs, if prepared correctly, taste like shrimp? 3 days ago:
Yeah, I mean some of our current dishes are also quite complex and turn poison into something tasty.
- Comment on Do xenomorphs, if prepared correctly, taste like shrimp? 3 days ago:
Hmmm. Would lobsters or king crabs be suitable hosts?
- Comment on Do xenomorphs, if prepared correctly, taste like shrimp? 3 days ago:
Thank you. No too bad then, maybe even a delicacy once people get used to it.
- Submitted 4 days ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 16 comments
- Comment on I'm too stupid for this 4 days ago:
Helps a bit, thanks :)
- Comment on Well do you? 4 days ago:
I don’t know and care but I just remembered that idle hands was a fun movie… I should watch it again some time
- Comment on I'm too stupid for this 4 days ago:
Not really funny, at least for me as a native German speaker. I mean the movie is great and this scene in particular but the subtitles don’t work if you understand what they say…
- Comment on yo: sup? 4 days ago:
Also “Police squad” and the other ZAZ movies
- Comment on Day 460 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 days ago:
From the first screenshot I thought it was a remake of Syndicate. Maybe that would be a nice mod, turning project zomboid into Syndicate…
- Comment on Share your poops! 1 week ago:
3 am. Bristol stool scale type 5 with a little belly ache after having a bad dream.
- Comment on What a welcoming party 1 week ago:
Only if everything goes well and even then it can be very bloody.
- Comment on What a welcoming party 1 week ago:
Never watched a splatter movie on shrooms, not sure if that’s a good idea.
- Comment on Enemies 1 week ago:
John Wick
- Comment on "Enshittification": Cory Doctorow on Why Big Tech Sucks, Keeps Getting Worse & What to Do About It 2 weeks ago:
You always did. People walking around with guns, religious fanatics, places where you can get killed for no reason. Your economy is just running better and your military is way more offensive.
- Comment on Lasagnaius 2 weeks ago:
Leekcakeius
- Comment on Which one and why? 2 weeks ago:
I dislike all of them but if I had to choose I’d be spoon 1
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I wasn’t there for the history, or let’s say not for that part of the history. I was there for the historic parts of Brasov and the surroundings.
I just stumbled into this museum in Bukarest and learned a bit about the dictatorship.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I’m not very keen on Romanian history but I visited a museum in Bukarest once that kind of explained some of the things he did. IIRC he forced women to have lots of children, right? And that’s also related to the many “rural” kids on the street, isn’t it?
Romania was one of my favorite trips ever. Beautiful country. Bukarest was also super interesting with intense contrasts. Beautiful old but pretty beaten up “French” style buildings, brutal Soviet style building blocks, insane roads with a bazillion lanes but at the same time a beautiful center with some parks where you can walk a lot. Modern, old, rich and poor. All at the same time. I spent most of my time around Brasov though. Beautiful place.
- Comment on Ohio never sleeps 3 weeks ago:
I did not hit her, it’s not true
- Comment on God what are they even for 3 weeks ago:
Are you a flame elemental or an alien species made of plasma?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
I thought it was Dog the bounty hunters wife
- Comment on Google just broke *all* third-party web clients, including yt-dlp; a full JS implementation is now required. 4 weeks ago:
I got an update for the YT Plugin yesterday evening. Also; I’m in Europe, maybe it’s a regional change?
I just tested it again, it still works here.
- Comment on Google just broke *all* third-party web clients, including yt-dlp; a full JS implementation is now required. 4 weeks ago:
GrayJay still seems to work
- Comment on “THE FBI HAS FOUND NO EVIDENCE THAT THE SO-CALLED ‘CLITORIS’ EXISTS, AND HAS CONCLUDED THAT ASSERTIONS TO THE OPPOSITE ARE SIMPLY MORE FAKE NEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FAILING LIBERAL MEDIA!!!” 5 weeks ago:
Hypnotoad