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L5[04:07:33] <Althego> .outcome add For your sins, you are sentenced to eat the McCrelly challenge, 3 times a day, for the rest of your life.

L6[04:07:34] <LunchBot> Added outcome: For your sins, you are sentenced to eat the McCrelly challenge, 3 times a day, for the rest of your life.

L8[06:29:42] <FLHerne> .outcome add After the explosion, you wake up in a generic fantasy world where your knowledge of basic physics grants you unprecedented magical power.

L9[06:29:43] <LunchBot> Added outcome: After the explosion, you wake up in a generic fantasy world where your knowledge of basic physics grants you unprecedented magical power.

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L16[17:36:28] <FLHerne> .mission add You replace the parachutes with AI.

L17[17:36:28] <LunchBot> Added mission: You replace the parachutes with AI.

L18[17:55:01] <Mat2ch> What could go wrong?

L19[17:55:11] <Althego> lol

L20[17:55:34] <xxcoder> nothing will go wrong for ai companies, they got contract and money

L21[17:57:08] <Althego> i often think of this joke image. a windows popup in a car: you suffered a serious traffic accident. would you like the airbag to inflate? yes no cancel checkbox do not show this again

L22[17:57:25] <Althego> ai would be really helpful, but not stop you from slamming into the ground

L23[18:16:03] <packbart> Althego: well, obviously you need an AI agent to click that popup autonomously. problem solved

L24[18:16:54] <packbart> also tell the pilot AI "do not crash". easy.

L25[18:17:05] <Mat2ch> What about an AI that decides after the crash if the airbag should inflate?

L26[18:17:22] <packbart> "Run a mission. Any mission. Make no mistakes."

L27[18:17:24] <Althego> will not crash, insteaddecides to burn up in the atmosphere

L28[18:18:59] <packbart> sadly, Gemini said that it would be too complex for an automated wordsalad to create KSP vessel files directly

L29[18:19:16] <Althego> but it is just text

L30[18:19:26] <Althego> that is exactly what it was designed for

L31[18:20:06] <Mat2ch> problem is: Somebody would need to write a parser that recognises broken/wrong vessel files

L32[18:20:09] <packbart> but the IDs must match and getting the positions right is tricky. it could perhaps try to come up with code to stick parts together but even that's doubtful

L33[18:21:09] <Mat2ch> and then you need to feed the llm lots of good vessel files. So the weights get set properly. And then it can run and generate something that looks like a vessel and check it against the parser

L34[18:21:19] <Mat2ch> and now it runs several instances in parallel

L35[18:21:28] <Mat2ch> hello infinite monkey theorem...

L36[18:22:04] <packbart> for now the KSP Vessel Editor's job is safe

L37[18:22:29] <packbart> I wonder how KSA's doing it. I haven't had a look so far

L38[18:27:00] <packbart> XML. hm. not an LLM's dream job, either

L39[18:27:43] <packbart> Mat2ch: acshually, I think of infinite monkeys with typewriters who read all the works of Shakespeare. The typewriters, not the monkeys.

L40[18:31:07] <Mat2ch> but you still need the monkeys to type it out. But with some weighted probability

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