DalasNoin

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by DalasNoin 2y ago
In that metaphor, is openai the humans or are actual humans the humans? So is openai about to be destroyed or humanity?
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by DalasNoin 2y ago
There goes the so called superalignment: Ilya Jan Leike William Saunders Leopold Aschenbrenner All gone
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by DalasNoin 2y ago
Criminals misusing it? I feel like this is already a dangerous way to use AI, they use an enthusiastic, flirty and attractive female voice on millions of nerds. They openly say this is going to be like the movie Her. Shouldn't we have
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by DalasNoin 2y ago
Agree that artificial intelligence is an outlier. I think it is the technology with the greatest associated risk of all technologies humans have worked on.
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
I think it is interesting that llama 3 still does not use Mixture of Experts. Command R+ is also not using MoE. On paper you get 4x less training and inference compute cost. But maybe there is a good reason not to use it, this kind of suppo
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Creating unrestricted AI Agents with Command R+(lesswrong.com)
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
Just about a week ago open devin got about 13% on this benchmark. Just give it a few more weeks. edit: apparently it's not the exact same benchmark but a similar one
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
This entire difference can be explained due to their double mixture of experts architecture. So only 1/4 MLP and attention blocks are used at any time. Maybe this should be the headline, Moe reduces compute by a factor of 4 without los
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
I feel like this is more interesting than the original post. Though I am not sure what I am supposed to make out of this: is it 1. shady operations using fake identities with their signatures or 2. an early example of OAI trying to use AI f
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
My understanding from the lex podcast: they will release a lot of new models this year, but they will release intermediate models first before gpt-5
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
This humanoid form plus the voice really gives of a different feeling than the pure chat version. I think it will feel even more profound if they can add eyes and eye contact. Imagining demoing this to a random person.
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
Similar at 1:47 I... I think It sounds so human, a person would also stutter at an introspective question like this. I wonder if their text to speech was trained on human data and produces these artifacts of human speech, or if it is intent
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
It's on hn because it sounds similar to the so called Q* algorithm, the supposed secret openai algo that has seen a huge amount of speculation.
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
This is kind of a general response, but I disagree. AI is not just like any other past technology. Just two ways in which it is totally different from the steam engine: AI is able to make art, it can learn from people and then produce simil
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
"I’m 16 years old, I’m planning to go to college to become an animator. It has been my life’s dream to become an animator and to share my artwork with people, to create, to show love in every piece I make. And now, I don’t think I’m ev
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
New alt, Sama?
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
One thing that comes to mind is this: imagine someone is found with cp on a device. They could defend themselves saying it is AI generated. Unless there is a reliable way to tell AI fakes from real ones people could possibly use this defens
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
keep in mind that all the common logical puzzles have probably been tried hundreds of times by chatgpt users and are now part of the training set.
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
About your 1. point: you can't possibly know that future models will be trained exclusively on synthetic data without any hit to performance. It is also not easy to reword the entire copyrighted training corpus without introducing erro
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
I wonder if this was triggered by Microsoft having a big part in forcing Sam back into OpenAI. Certainly, housing the infrastructure and compute of OpenAI gives them some effective power.
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
There are also countries like the uk that get bard but without gemini but with the old palm model instead. https://support.google.com/bard/answer/14294096?visit_id=638...
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
I tried to find estimates of Sam's net worth and found estimates from 250-700 million usd. However, it seems that most of his net worth is bound up in equity in private companies and startups[1]. 1 million usd could be a very substanti
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
It is literally a task that requires large amounts of super smart, well-educated people to work on for years and fail many times in the process. So we should only be impressed when it can one-shot such insane questions? On the other hand, I
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
I think the key difference is that Germany doesn't have an excessive or unusual number of traffic deaths[1]. I personally (as a German) do not support a speed limit and worry that there could be second order effects that they don'
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
I feel somewhat similar about the arrival of AGI, I definitely want to cherish my time now more. I think it is at least plausible that these are the last years of anything resembling any value. Even beyond my own existence. It is not exactl
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
Noam brown switched to openai. He has been talking a lot about planning and rl in combination with language models on Twitter too.
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
Seems like it was pretty hard to pull the plug on sam? It will prevent you from pulling the plug by being smarter than you, spreading to more systems, making you dependent on it, persuasion,...
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
Your comment is a bit ambiguous, so you think that ASI/AGI safety will be important in the future as we get more compute and are less compute limited? Foom seems difficult to achieve with current LLMs, but I think there is always a po
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
"... from inside a laboratory, within an isolated network" Who said anything about it being on an isolated network, we are on route to do total commercialization. Your Windows machine might soon literally have an llm on it running
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by DalasNoin 3y ago
Genuinely curious if they really could simply "provide the IP". Is there precedent for such a situation, seems like what is left of OpenAI could sue Microsoft.

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