Greg Moore

@gregmoore

Missives from the dark forest.


Producing training data means working toward your own obsolescence. While the number of people doing data work may continue to rise, any particular gig will last only as long as it takes for the machines to successfully mimic it. It takes years for a human to develop expertise, and sooner or later, they’re going to run out of skills to sell.

  • Josh Dzieza, writing for The Verge about another depressing “business” created to exploit people.

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The sun spot has begun its triumphant return.

A cat sits on a carpeted floor, partially illuminated by a beam of sunlight.

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My wife gives the best gifts.

A brown leather keychain and several stickers, all featuring the word Ranalah, are displayed on a white surface.

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Hard to believe this many fall leaves survived such a snowy winter. I welcome their color as gloomy rains begin to take over the season.

A tree with vibrant orange-red foliage stands next to evergreen trees on a grassy area.

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Textures and colors of a dark and rainy day.

A tree with bare branches adorned with droplets of water stands against the backdrop of evergreen trees.

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