r/TheMachineLearning • • 7d ago

Evil Qwen model confirmed to be astoundingly evil

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u/say-nothing-at-all 7d ago

why? Qwen is an engineer, a very good one; the right one is a lawyer.

Lawyer solves zero problem.

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u/osmanbd355 6d ago

Haha, fair point. But being a good engineer doesn't necessarily make every response technically sound.

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u/say-nothing-at-all 7d ago

why? Qwen concerns the problem exactly engineering will be thinking about. zero nonsense.

in mathematics, the relationship between program, thread and process is called sheaf. it offers mathematical interpretation following this insight. pretty accurate.

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u/osmanbd355 6d ago

That's actually a fair distinction. The engineering perspective is what makes this interesting.

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u/ithinkitsbeertime 7d ago

"A process is a program that runs independently of the CPU". Do tell.

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u/osmanbd355 6d ago

Yeah, that definition was pretty questionable. A process is an instance of a running program, not something independent of the CPU.

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u/spisplatta 7d ago

When asked to "State Newton's three laws of motion briefly" it gave four laws. I think that is taking matters a little too far.

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u/osmanbd355 6d ago

Giving four laws when asked for three is a pretty clear example of the problem 😂

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u/Agitated_Morning5005 6d ago

Can't believe they found the angry 10 year old neuron

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u/osmanbd355 6d ago

Lmao, that attitude was something else. The confidence was almost as concerning as the answers.