Arshad-Talpur

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EU AI Act: Second Big Blow, or a Move Toward Sanity?(medium.com)
2 points by Arshad-Talpur 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Arshad-Talpur 2mo ago
reminds me of good old days of opensource, when we use to search everything on github, but good try, keep building
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
it looks super but I am more concerned about agentic determinism , because still they do change behavior, so curious how you are controlling it
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
The idea looks good, however I am of the opinion that LLMs cant be deterministic because of its inherent nature based on probablisitic mathematics, that is why we are building something to make AI agents auditable, if you want i can share i
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Looks cool, definitely worth a try
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Is there any meetup in Paris?
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
What a tribute, what a way of writing, honestly i just felt i was living it
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Auditability vs. Forced Determinism: Future of Agentic AI(medium.com)
1 points by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago|1 comments
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Why AI Agents Need the Right Goal, Not an Impossible One
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
I cant have an overall opinion but in my personal experience i have analysed that LLMs do reward concreteness
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
The role of developer is becoming more of a system thinker than a syntax writer, previously load balance was about what to do in a given timeline, now its more of what not to do , doing more is actually increasing technical debt.
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
How long we will be testing and benchmarking generative capabilities of LLMs? in creativity, in code generation less or more result is expected and approved, but in execution $19.8 can not be $19.9 or $19.7.
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
This is something i have been looking for long time, however i have gone through repository and docs and the problem is bigger and solution still seems to be early, I am curious how you gonna take further, will be watching it
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
You are on track ! at the age of 15 you building fantastic, just one word, "Keep Moving Sky is not the limit anymore"
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
I think they are alive just because they are rough and weired
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
I like the idea but product seems to be unfinished or at least still not usable considering the problem it is solving
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
The article is great reflection how LLMs are actually doing Quality assurance on both security and codebase sides, but i still doubt the creative part that means UI side, So far in my experience LLMs at best are unable to determine what the
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
One of the core issue here is LLMs are probabilistic not deterministic, even with set of rules or context , llms are inherently built to make best guess, so my question is how you are ensuring that LLMs are following rules?
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Answers are there ! that was the whole point of my question, using or not using should be Personal choice not government Ban , everything on internet has pros and cons.
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
That is the exact thing , I asked that because its primary a personal choice, and I support EU regulator decision on it, If you need VPN for usage like keeping your personal information intact its perfect but if someone else is using for ot
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
First question that need to asked from everyone including ownself , why you need VPN?
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
I agree with your point of view we need more research papers specially Breakthroughs AI is acheiving must be published and verified with sound mathematical backings, At our startup we are also moving in this direction perhaps I have already
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Havent used the product yet but from demo view on github and your description the project looks cool
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
I am wondering how they are even allowed to run such experiments? it is not only the business case, its pure security breach and specially given the magnitude of data they hold or power AI posses, I think all must be immediately stopped and
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Actually this debate highlights how big the AI war is! my personal opinion is LLMs must be opensource and borderless, and ofcourse with given reputation i will use USA based Opensource model than the chinese one, but will they release opens
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
May be I am old schools but rare books must remain rare and LLMs shouldnt have access to those books
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Went through the Readme, the direction you point out is exciting but i still wonder what it communicates? would love to know your personal opinion what you try to accomplish here?
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
I agree with you, instead of working on creating a bash script if we just sit as a senior developer ,check and correct what is needed is the way forward, it kind a remind me Pair programming when one do the scripting and other corrects it
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
Being a vivid reader , I usually want to read at an speed of the interest I have in subject, for example I love history, so i read it slowly but for tech kind of book i love to read faster and grab whatever i want to from that book, I belie
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by Arshad-Talpur 3mo ago
The pace of LLM improvement is insane, but this also opens a door that if the data is organized perfectly and right set of mathematical rules are set , this whole phenomenon of machine learning can open doors of new dimension that humanity

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