@simon I suppose so.

Just seems like something which should be simple before you think too hard 😆

@simon fair enough. It just seems bizarre that OpenAI both a) Doesn't Publish the prompts AND b) Fails to actually prevent them from leaking

Surely a bit of string pattern matching could catch when the LLM is leaking info it shouldn't.

I don't think I'll ever understand what is going through […]

@simon I don't know about any of these system prompt leak attacks. Is there any way to verify they are real and not hallucinations?

@michal if you expect you will be doing a lot of prints like that, you can use a Multi-Material printer to print supports in an incompatible plastic, so it does not bond to the main plastic. From memory I think PLA and PETG are incompatible (or maybe it was ABS)

I've never tried it myself though

@simon interesting that they got that experiment past the ethics board. Or did they just not check with the ethics board?

Music clearly stopped being good the second I left highschool

@liampomfret I think deep fried potatoes might be threatening enough to get Fixed Perds Unit on you

@Sempf strictly speaking, there is a field of Quantum Computing which focuses on speed ups in particular areas of NL (Reservoir Quantum Computing)

But Someone calking themselves an AI/Quantum expert is not doing that

@nausicaea Simon Clark has a great and thorough breakdown on the environmental impact

https://youtu.be/5sFBySzNIX0?si=EJkk-rk3VCya2MFr

The TL; DR is essentially, the technology *could* be deployed in an environmentally responsible manner, but is not currently. Also, individual boycotts likely […]

Exporting to PDF works, but then they cant edit them. I suppose exporting to .odt/.docx is an okay solution, but is annoying for other reasons.

Surely people must've figured out a neat solution to share work like this

@josh similarly. Sydney aquarium canteen/cafe sold exclusively seafood last time I was there