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Not sure why this isn't triggering any discussion? I recall reading a QuantaMagazine issue about combining a Cyc-like (old school AI database https://en.wikipe
by renox 4y ago
Not sure why this isn't triggering any discussion?
I recall reading a QuantaMagazine issue about combining a Cyc-like (old school AI database https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyc https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyc ) with GPT-2:
https://www.quantamagazine.org/common-sense-comes-to-computers-20200430/ https://www.quantamagazine.org/common-sense-comes-to-compute...
they had some success improving "common sense" in AI.
Combining Mathematica with ChatGPT would be similar and could improve these new AI reliability.
- wswope 4y agoExtremely subjective personal take: it’s the walled garden. The Wolfram ecosystem’s cash cow has always been academia. WA/Mathematica are great tools for what they are, but they’re not exactly open or hacker-friendly, nor is there much incentive for them to become that - so while ChatGPT+WA is an interesting concept, it’s hard to foresee it taking off and actually going anywhere.
- joshxyz 4y agoThis. Even as a student I can't use wolfram deeply because it costs so much. It's like toys for people with some amount of $.
- jjtheblunt 4y agothere's a student license which is pretty affordable, and your school might have a site license (mine did, and i use the hobbyist license since, also not nuts)
- nileshtrivedi 4y agoMathematica is available for free on RaspbianOS. You should be able to run it in a VM anywhere.
- rytill 4y agoIf WolframAlpha were more open, there would be more discussion about it. That's the price WolframAlpha pays for its extreme walled-garden, black box strategy.
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