MVissers

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by MVissers 3y ago
We have an example: The brain. We can learn really fast with limited data. There are no laws of physics that are preventing us to do the same with an artificial LLM, or the next platform.
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by MVissers 3y ago
From 'Sparks of AGI' paper from Microsoft ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/2303.12712.pdf ). Caveat: The GTP-4 model they used in their example might have been more powerful than the one we use publicly today, since the
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by MVissers 3y ago
Humans do this unconsciously as well. You have some extreme medical conditions like confabulation where people just make up the strangest things. Split-brain personality people can make up stories when you prompted the other brain, and the
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by MVissers 3y ago
To be honest– I think this is the safest way to do it for a public LLM. Although I'd also love to see and use the raw models. In Belgium someone committed suicide after Google's (I believe) LLM agreed that that was the only way ou
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by MVissers 4y ago
Belgian (Flemish) that speaks English. I feel that those have pretty similar meanings. Gezellig can be used when talking about groups of people though, but not sure if it is used often in that context.
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by MVissers 4y ago
Another problem at high T MRI scanners (besides movement), is heat. You start heating up your subjects, so you can’t scan for long.
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by MVissers 4y ago
We actually still have them as adults, but are suppressed by our brain. With brain damage or spinal cord injury, a lot of these reflexes return.
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by MVissers 4y ago
That’s not what’s happening in the US. Too much concentration of wealth (not just tech), leading to almost 3rd world country health outcomes, education levels plummeting and unaffordability to live. Will backfire at one point if it continue
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by MVissers 4y ago
Disagree. For AI to be useful it needs to be better at the job than how the job currently being done. We humans rely on thousands of things where an approximate solution is fine. Especially when it's about interacting with other humans
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by MVissers 4y ago
Juggling is great as well. Motor activity.
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by MVissers 4y ago
Funny- That’s like saying the iPhone is a nothingburger. Who would buy such thing right? Or the internet? Who’d even want a computer at home to talk to other computers. This is going to infiltrate every text-based tool. Email, social media,
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by MVissers 4y ago
Can you give an example that ChatGPT 4 doesn't get right? ChatGPT4 is much much better at logic than 3.5, it's almost laughable. It's really really impressive. Here is ChatGPT 4s output btw: > What is the longitude an lati