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Dancer, your Space Dad 🐝🐝🐝

@glassbottommeg @mcc That's the thing, though. The text models don't retain the expression of any text, just statistics on the probability of tokens following tokens.

So, yeah, you can do it - but a lot of people (dozens? hundreds? thousands?) have to use the same trick the same way, otherwise the model could never reproduce it.

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Megan Fox

@Dancer @mcc true, I guess there's kinda no way of effectively poisoning code. Since you can't introduce single pixel changes that do nothing to the image visually but corrupt the AI.

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@glassbottommeg
What we need, I suppose, is a programming language that has a low density of significant text, so that substantial fractions of it can be altered without changing the practical behavior of the program. Clearly, it's time for English to become a programming language. The only problem: who the heck is going to write the compiler?

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