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Tag: Replika

Let Them Eat CakeChat. CakeChat, released by the Replika team… | by Evan SooHoo | Jan, 2022
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Let Them Eat CakeChat. CakeChat, released by the Replika team… | by Evan SooHoo | Jan, 2022

Photo by Markus Winkler on UnsplashThere are two ways to approach software development: Top-down, and bottom-up. This is mostly me taking poetic license over academic terms that mean something else, but coding interviews today have a very “bottom-up” approach to assessing software competence. They assign coding tests, likely piggy-backing off of containerization technology like Docker, and they ask interviewees to build their own self-contained programs that run only on the code they can whip up in a few minutes. They do not have to spend time setting up their environments. They do not have to customize their configuration files, or download dependencies that are necessary for other dependencies. They just code, and tests are run automatically. In some cases candidates only get a plain tex...
On Replika. Replika is a popular AI companion app… | by Matthew Maybe | Dec, 2021
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On Replika. Replika is a popular AI companion app… | by Matthew Maybe | Dec, 2021

Is oxytocin the new dopamine?Prior to GPT-3, the most powerful AI in the world was arguably the human behavior prediction system that Facebook built. In retrospect the actual AI part of this will probably appear rather crude; the true innovation making that system so powerful is how it manipulates human beings by triggering targeted dopamine releases to reward behavior that is in accordance with corporate or political goals. Humans’ inclination towards social engagement is a backdoor vulnerability which has been used to hack our nervous systems with devastating consequences.There are holes in that system, however. Everything that happens on social media happens more or less in the open, so it is observable to others when someone has been manipulated towards an end that does not match what ...