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by JieJie 4y ago
Isn't breaking things down into steps always going to be a part of solving any problem? I think of how I was told to approach problems while developing software in this manner. Maybe the LLM gets so smart that it doesn't need to d
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Well, it would be some amount of physical proof for this maybe? "The models also revealed new evidence of specific and non-specific associations, including the first evidence of a potential benefit (creativity) associated with unsociab
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The US just invented an AI that, in a future version might one day be hooked up to all our cameras. I would like for us to start thinking about how we want that to play out now, rather than later. I hope you'll join us for that convers
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Markets are probably essential. Ownership is a term that is loaded and the argument between socialism and capitalism is actually not really helpful. For instance, if we removed the concept of capital and implemented socialism, there would s
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I'm old enough to have had my design and publishing career evaporate underneath my feet because newsprint has mostly been replaced by the internet. I'm even old enough that I was part of replacing other people's careers with
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No disrespect to you and I'm sure you got your results legitimately, but it would probably behoove us all to stop taking screen shots of replies from these generative AI models without seeing the string of prompts that got them into th
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It's not that they disagree with me, as there were many things we agreed on. I have read over it and it seems that they don't respect what I believe so much that their example of how they felt was this angry shouting man. But agai
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Balance good. Moderation in everything, including moderation.
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You know you can use phind.com with GPT4 access in both expert and creative mode? It's fine-tuned for writing code, but it's good for other stuff, too. Or do you mean API access? There is a form to fill out and they seem to be pre
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It was a complex situation to be sure. I only shared the story to illustrate how personally people are taking these discussions. I really felt like I was being very neutral and just sharing my enthusiasm. It was entirely unwelcome, apparent
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I didn't! Someone else did it to me. I was trying desperately not to. (edit: This is the kind of stuff I think my friends are watching and being informed by [0] as it was what they are posting in our common areas.) [0]: https:/&#
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I literally lost a friend of thirty years yesterday because she is wedded to the Chinese Room analogy so fiercely, she refuses to engage on the subject at all. For all the terrible things people worry about ChatGPT doing, this was not one t
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There seems to be a huge lag in news these days. I was reminded recently that GPT-4 was only released three weeks ago even fewer people have full access to the plugins that the author is describing here. Most people are still talking about
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Sabine Hossenfelder has a video that goes into LLM's ability to "understand"[0]. Stephen Wolfram also has one or two articles about GPT-4's emergent abilities.[1][2] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP
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If we think of it in the same way we think of programming, journalists are the junior developers of the writing world, editors are the senior developers of the writing world. Editors are also writers and also do journalism, they just do it
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“I think the right way to think of the models we create is as a reasoning engine, not a fact database. They can also act as a fact database, but that’s not really what is special about them.” —Sam Altman Rebecca Jarvis interviews Sam Altman
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I think the point of the article, and it is a very valid point these days, is that it is the ease in which we turn to the pitchforks that is the problem that truly needs to be addressed. “We need to put our focus on transforming society to
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Fair point. I'm not sure if LLMs like GPT-4 haven't passed that test, but you're right about that particular distinction. I think the larger point, that we don't have very reliable tests for these things, as we're f
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We will look back on this time as the point we realized we're already cybernetic and have been for a while. For instance, many of us are already offloading memories onto our phones, Johnny Mnemonic-style, wirelessly. Just because it do
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Stochastic Parrot == Philosophical Zombie Same concept, same difference.
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"I think it'd be crazy not to be a little bit afraid, and I empathize with people who are a lot afraid." —Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI
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An RSS feed would be lovely, thanks.
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I found this Veritasium video interesting, about a company that is paring down models so they fit on analog chips, so the chips can be used in self-contained devices. It also appears that quantum computers may be even better for matrix math
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The way I've been thinking about AI is that eventual AGI will very much be like dogs. Domesticated canines have evolved to become loyal to the point that they are physically unable to carry out other tasks. [1] It reminds me of the sce
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"I used to think that today's so-called "artificial intelligences" are actually pretty dumb. But I've recently changed my mind. In this video I want to explain why I think that they do understand some of what they d
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Near the end, he recommends watching Sabine Hossenfelder's video on the subject. I think this is what you're looking for. https://youtu.be/cP5zGh2fui0
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"Information wants to be free." These days, literally. Ain't that right, ChatGPT?
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I had a fun conversation with GPT-4 about your ASCII hand. You're absolutely right, it had a very difficult time and thought it was a city skyline, game or puzzle diagram, and a scale, but after a few hints, it got it: "Considerin
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https://youtu.be/NYd0QcZcS6Q "Our recent paper "ChatGPT for Robotics" describes a series of design principles that can be used to guide ChatGPT towards solving robotics tasks. In this video, we present a summ
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Yeah, my neighbor is blind and even though she can physically get to the grocery store just fine, she can't exactly pick out items she wants once she gets there. Having a "personal shopper" isn't a luxury for her. All th

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