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A good thing, I suppose. I read through the first linked paper and there was so much boilerplate. Someone needs to train a transformer model to remove boilerpla
by mark_l_watson 6y ago
A good thing, I suppose. I read through the first linked paper and there was so much boilerplate. Someone needs to train a transformer model to remove boilerplate for casual reading.
I have to love the domain AI.gov, I wish I owned something similar. I do have M-x-AI.com, but that is really only meaningful to Emacs users, right over the head of vim users.
- rsfern 6y agoDo you mean this OSTP report on cloud computing? Personally I think it’s pretty straight to the point for a government report like this. There’s like half a page introduction and it’s straight to specific recommendations and goals. They even put the core idea for each point in bold... [pdf]: https://www.nitrd.gov/pubs/Recommendations-Cloud-AI-RD-Nov2020.pdf https://www.nitrd.gov/pubs/Recommendations-Cloud-AI-RD-Nov20...
- mark_l_watson 6y agoThat was the paper. I agree with you that for government reports, it is not too verbose, I was just wishing that someone else would do the work of training a model to summarize government reports.
- panzagl 6y agoA lot of US government boilerplate is to document authority, responsibility and jurisdiction- basically it's "Why we're qualified to spend the taxpayer's money doing this, who told us to do it, and why it's necessary".