jkf
17hr ago
That's the point; it's a bad definition! The fact that you can get different results from an LLM even if you don't deliberately introduce randomness is not evidence that the model has developed agency.
However if I write some (theoretically) deterministic code it seems hard to describe that as having its own agency?
jkf
17hr ago
If you are defining agency as "non-deterministic behaviour introduced by variations at the level of floating-point math imprecision", just one?
jkf
18hr ago
It's almost as if they designed the entire system in a way that explicitly allows private equity to drain trillions of dollars from the middle class.
Almost -- probably good to keep in mind that for children that would rather inherit, the option does exist to not do this. You can certainly move your elderly parents in with you and bear that burden, people do -- it is very difficult, but that just means that the money siphoned off is in a sense payment for services rendered by the MedIC to the heirs.
I do have personal experience in this area -- granted that was a while ago, but if it's become harder that's an argument that it's worth more money than it was, yeah?
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