The absolute state of AI results.

[Ekco]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I absolutely enjoy AI it has surpassed leaps and bounds in my field of work. AI imagery in pharma has paved the way to a lot of vectors to challenge viruses and bacteria growth.

I was once told by a very wise technician in my previous position that only AGI has the means to threaten the position of a specialist. I will see how much I like AI then [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Current AI has even helped to squash conspiracy theorists and continues to educate others politically.

So no complaints here.

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Maybe not telling them what to do but the crazies seem to be confessing to AI.

"A Florida man named Jonathan Rinderknecht, who had previously confided to ChatGPT about burning a Bible, was arrested in October 2025 in connection with starting a California wildfire."

this ai has a lot of promise

Advancements in Scientific and Medical AI
ML and Deep Learning are accelerating discovery in hard sciences:

Drug Discovery and Protein Folding: AI models are being used to predict the structure of proteins and their interactions with DNA, RNA, and small molecules with greater accuracy, drastically speeding up drug development.

Advanced Diagnostics: New AI-powered tools are being used for earlier and more accurate disease detection (like cancer and heart failure) from medical scans and genomic data, often acting as a highly reliable 'second reader' for human experts.

Materials Science: ML is helping researchers discover new materials with exotic properties (e.g., high-strength 3D-printable alloys) by rapidly analyzing vast experimental data and steering simulations.

how to turn a chatbot that some idiot in Flordia is confessing to like a priest into a product that people actually want/need i'm not so sure about.

[Ekco]

there seems to be big fucking problems in the

RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation. It's a technique that combines a generative large language model (LLM) with an information retrieval system to provide more accurate, up-to-date, and factual responses by grounding the AI's output in external knowledge sources. This helps to overcome the limitations of LLMs, which can sometimes produce outdated or "hallucinated" information.

department though i noticed this when i tried to dump like 100 pdfs in a folder and have a Ollama Model retrive from it using ChromaDB + LlamaIndex and it just hallucinated like mad

saw this posted today also,

thought it was interesting to show the real world implications of using LLMs to extract information from PDFs. For context, thalamus is a company that handles the "backend" for residency programs and all the applications they receive (including handling who to invite for interviews, etc). One of the more important factors in deciding applicant competitiveness is their medical school performance (their grades), but that information is buried in PDFs sent by schools (often not standardized). So this year, they decided to pilot a tool that would extract that info (using "GPT-5o-mini": https://www.thalamusgme.com/blogs/me...for-creation-a...). Some programs have noticed there is a discrepancy between extracted vs reported grades (often in the direction of hallucinating "fails") and brought it to the attention of thalamus. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the main company is discontinuing usage of the tool.

This video analyzes a research paper exploring the theoretical limits of embedding-based data retrieval

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Maybe not telling them what to do but the crazies seem to be confessing to AI.

"A Florida man named Jonathan Rinderknecht, who had previously confided to ChatGPT about burning a Bible, was arrested in October 2025 in connection with starting a California wildfire."

awesome!

im glad yall have decided to go all in on AI especially with throught crime detection and prosecution.

We should automate that whole process!

[Castle2.0]

Le poors w/o pro subscription are mad the bad models are bad.

[Ekco]

Outside of the pro coding models I don't see the point

[atomicpaul]

it is ethical to pirate any game designed utilizing ai

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by atomicpaul [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

it is ethical to pirate any game designed utilizing ai

One might say you stand athwart history yelling stop.

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by atomicpaul [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

it is ethical to pirate any game designed utilizing ai

No because an investment firm in Sweden bought the IP.

[sammoHung]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Current AI has even helped to squash conspiracy theorists and continues to educate others politically.

So no complaints here.

What world are you living in? It's doing the opposite. LLMs are designed to Yes, and like a good improv partner.

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by sammoHung [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What world are you living in? It's doing the opposite. LLMs are designed to Yes, and like a good improv partner.

that's if you ask it dumb shit like, "am I cute?"

If you ask it, "whats the best way to approach this problem I have"

it doesn't go "yes that is good!"

That said if you're using AI to fight with strangers online about conspiracy theories. You are not the winner you think you are.