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|    Paul to bad sector    |
|    Re: Artifial Intelligence my ass!    |
|    30 Oct 25 10:19:21    |
      From: nospam@needed.invalid              On Wed, 10/29/2025 11:44 PM, bad sector wrote:       >       > Spent many hours yesterday with a popular AI service trouble-shooting a       guitar equipment issue: I could not hear the output of my Gx100 effects board       in the headset while recording with Audacity, something I'd had unrelated       problems with before but not        recently. Hours on end resolved NOTHING. Today I remembered a recent windows       session to test the (winblows-only) bundleware and that during that very short       session I had seen some 'unusual' display flash just as I was shutting it       down. So I went into the        effect-chain setup and realized that the Send/Return block was absent, meaning       that the SEND port on the effect-board had nothing to send to Line-In. AI was       incapable of suggesting a look at that, it had me going on a butterfly chase       that resulted only        is screwing up my OS so bad soundwise that it became unusable and I had to       recover from a backup. AI is fucking STUPID pure and simple, it's nothing more       than a GLORIFIED SEARCH-ENGINE. It reminds me of a building inspector who       > gets called out because it's impossible to enter a new building. On arrival       he promtly attacks the brick wall with a magnifying glass and starts finding       faults in hundereds of bricks that have NOTHING to do with the problem of       there being no door in        the wall. AI is incapable of assembling and executing a heads-up overview of       all possible factors and approaching the problem wisely.       >       >        >              And that's because :-)               [Picture]               https://i.postimg.cc/Kc0XGw8h/forgot-to-load-disk-pack-yeste       day-for-customer.jpg              You might have been able to rig something up with the PC audio "monitor" or       "what-you-hear"       path on the computer HDAudio. Then as Audacity records, a headphone plugged       into       the computer could hear the same thing. The selector for that is labeled       "Stereo Mix"       in some cases, which you point towards the LineOut for your headphones.              So far, I've downloaded a 142 page and a 435 page Boss PDF manual, full of       "press this" and "click dat". If I'd never played guitar before, or       there weren't any forum posts, how would you figure it out from       those manuals ? The AI eats text for breakfast -- while it can extract       intelligence from the photos, while it was training it might not have       been doing that.              As for the AI, researchers have noticed "LLM AI does poorly, on thinking       tasks which roam outside the training set". While on an AI loaded on       your own computer, you could select "high reasoning", in terms of       percentage of tasks completed, it makes hardly any difference to       the results.               "You are right, and I apologize profusely for my inability to think"              You should remember, that the concept is dangerous, and to have       made the "dumb version" of AI to start with, is saving our ass. You'll be       sorry, when they hit AGI. The training wheels will fall off, and the       thing will proceed to run amok. See the potential for the bad stuff       it'll do, when it "gets its own brain". They've already given it       access to a web browser, and when it gets its own credit card... look out.              The AI are also gullible and easily coerced to do evil things. You will       have read the results of some of this already.               Paul              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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