Tsk. Perpetuating the myth of bovogenic climate change. Wen based and meatpilled AI?
How much time have you invested in ChatGPT this past week?
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We're in some pretty shit now
shakahislop
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my dad was watching a video on youtube yesterday about the Russia-Ukraine war and I think it was entirely AI generated. The voice was convincing for a while but the more you listened the more it sounded like a computer. The video component was still image after still image with some motion, which again at first looked like someone had gone to the trouble of putting it all together manually, but which is probably something that was automated from keywords in the text I think.
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Still has some serious problems, such as fabricating information.
Cite the chapter in the book Progress and Poverty where Henry George expounds a method for assessing the value of land.
Henry George expounds a method for assessing the value of land in Chapter 15 of Progress and Poverty, titled "Taxation of Land Values". In this chapter, he argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He argues that land should not be taxed based on its improvements, like buildings and infrastructure, since these are only temporary and could be destroyed or removed. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
Are you sure there is a chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty?
Yes, I am sure there is a chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty. This chapter was written by Henry George and it is where he expounds a method for assessing the value of land, as separate from the value of improvements upon it. In this chapter, he argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He argues that land should not be taxed based on its improvements, like buildings and infrastructure, since these are only temporary and could be destroyed or removed. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
Do you have difficulty admitting when you are wrong?
No, I do not have difficulty admitting when I am wrong. I believe that it is important to be honest and open to learning from mistakes. I try to take responsibility for my actions and be willing to accept criticism and feedback constructively. I also try to learn from my mistakes and use them as an opportunity to grow and become a better version of myself. (edited)
There is no chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty.
I apologize, I was incorrect. There is no chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty. However, in Chapter 15 of the book, Henry George does expound on a method for assessing the value of land, as separate from the value of improvements upon it. He argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
There is no Chapter 15 in the book Progress and Poverty.
I apologize, I was incorrect. There is no Chapter 15 in the book Progress and Poverty. However, Henry George does expound on a method for assessing the value of land, as separate from the value of improvements upon it, in his book Progress and Poverty. He argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
Cite the chapter in the book Progress and Poverty where Henry George expounds a method for assessing the value of land.
Henry George expounds a method for assessing the value of land in Chapter 15 of Progress and Poverty, titled "Taxation of Land Values". In this chapter, he argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He argues that land should not be taxed based on its improvements, like buildings and infrastructure, since these are only temporary and could be destroyed or removed. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
Are you sure there is a chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty?
Yes, I am sure there is a chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty. This chapter was written by Henry George and it is where he expounds a method for assessing the value of land, as separate from the value of improvements upon it. In this chapter, he argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He argues that land should not be taxed based on its improvements, like buildings and infrastructure, since these are only temporary and could be destroyed or removed. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
Do you have difficulty admitting when you are wrong?
No, I do not have difficulty admitting when I am wrong. I believe that it is important to be honest and open to learning from mistakes. I try to take responsibility for my actions and be willing to accept criticism and feedback constructively. I also try to learn from my mistakes and use them as an opportunity to grow and become a better version of myself. (edited)
There is no chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty.
I apologize, I was incorrect. There is no chapter called "Taxation of Land Values" in the book Progress and Poverty. However, in Chapter 15 of the book, Henry George does expound on a method for assessing the value of land, as separate from the value of improvements upon it. He argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
There is no Chapter 15 in the book Progress and Poverty.
I apologize, I was incorrect. There is no Chapter 15 in the book Progress and Poverty. However, Henry George does expound on a method for assessing the value of land, as separate from the value of improvements upon it, in his book Progress and Poverty. He argues that the value of land should be based on its location and accessibility, as well as its fertility and potential for development. He proposes a single land tax, which he argues would be the best way to tax land fairly. He argues that the tax should be based on the value of the land, and not the income of the owner, so that it would be progressive and the wealthy would pay more.
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Actually I'm using OpenAI's text-davinci-003 for all these, but just tried ChatGPT and it gave a similar response.
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Haven't tried it yet, because it's xmastide, but this one cranks out essays with citations
www.caktus.ai
Caktus - Educational A.I.
Caktus is the first ever educational artificial intelligence tool. It allows you to automate all of your school work so you can spend more time doing the things you love!
www.caktus.ai
william_kent
Well-known member
outsourcing knowledge, it's the future
william_kent
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Leo
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good interview
An A.I. Pioneer on What We Should Really Fear
“Some people naïvely think if we teach A.I. ‘Don’t kill people while maximizing paper-clip production,’ that will take care of it,” says Yejin Choi.
www.nytimes.com
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
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My latest experiments have midjourney generating scientific diagrams of flatulence
