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If you're using ChatGPT directly as opposed to the API, the system prompts could be driving it. Also, in section 3.6 of the paper, they talk about just switching fishing email, to email helps. Or said differently, tell it that it'
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This is super interesting. I'm still waiting for a model that generates images as part of its thought process. That's what I was hoping this was! I wonder what it would take to train a proof of concept. Maybe start with videos of
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How do you even know what original sources to read?
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YouTube is such a great multimodal dataset—videos, auto-generated captions, and real engagement data all in one place. That’s a strong starting point for training, even before you filter for quality. Microsoft’s Phi-series models already sh
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That's not necessarily true. There are many companies that have both end user products and B2 products they sell. There are a million specific use cases that OpenAI won't build specific products for. Think Amazon that has both AWS
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Yeah, exactly. You would define a HitL server and the actions it implements would be API calls to your system.
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If you aren't using LLMs for most knowledge work you're probably wasting time somewhere.
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I didn't say anything about Nazism in my comment. Those are words Trump has used. He said the eating pets thing during the debate.
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If you're looking for a quote of him saying that word for word, no. But it is not an unreasonable interpretation of the things he has said he wants to do. Especially when he's used language saying immigrants are "poisoning th
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How is ideological not wanting some level ethnic cleansing?
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Agree. American's hate out groups and want to punish them. This just shows who people really are.
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Harris' plan lowered taxes for everyone making less than 900K per year https://itep.org/kamala-harris-donald-trump-tax-plans/
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Inflation: "inflation has come down over the last two years, a lot of it has been from the healing of the supply side of the economy. What is that? Supply chains have improved. The labor force has expanded, partly due to increased immi
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I'll have to give this a shot. I switched from a windows machine to a Mac for a better dev experience on my personal projects, but I miss a lot of the windows file explorer shortcuts
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Not, the person you were replying to, but I think a better example of incrementally here would be - write me a file with the function definitions for this problem. - compile that - write a test that test x outcome - compile that - then have
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I tried an experiment with this using a Prolog interpreter with GPT-4 to try to answer complex logic questions. I found that it was really difficult because the model didn't seem to know Prolog well enough to write a description of any
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One example that comes to mind is Kahn academy. They've built out new pedagogical methods. There's also Unacademy a company I'm sure has helped millions of people learn new things.
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I ran in to the same problem last weekend and got this suggested fix from gpt-o1. I did try to Google it first, but wasn't able to find anything on it.
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I had the same issue. I've been looking for good ways to learn Hindi.
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In my anecdotal experience this hasn't been the case. Most people I know in the US can't afford to pay people to do house work or chores. I'm thinking in contrast to a place like India where it's the norm to have hired h
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Another thing I take issue with is this doesn't seem to be using known ways to improve performance of LLMs such as chain of thought and tree of thought prompting.
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We're straight forward with voters that it's an AI And we actually do have alerts that go to the campaign team if a voter asks something that the agent can't answer. I don't see how it's anymore propaganda than havi
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I'm currently building a company around using LLMs to communicate and understand voters. ( https://colloqium.com ) My view here is a bit more optimistic. LLM will allow campaigns where each individual essentially has a person
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This is a fascinating approach! I posted this as a separate comment but would be curious about your response directly. What do you think about the tradeoff of having an agent manage its own memory as opposed to having a separate agent whose
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This is interesting. Can you expand on how this gets around the context window problem? Are you thinking the agent does a one-off task rather than continuing back and forth with the user? I do think this will be way less than having all of
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This is super interesting! I was thinking about how to approach a similar problem for a project I'm working on, and my approach is similar. I am curious about the benefit of having the agent interact with the user (or doing the task) a
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I appreciate your perspective, but I have a slightly different view. First, it's important to recognize that the term "language model," as it's used in the context of machine learning, does not claim to fully capture the
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https://chat.openai.com/share/2ac75896-d0c7-4731-8519-3336f4...
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Boston City Government Generative AI Policy
(wired.com)
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The premise here was to build a Codecademy style learning tool for excel.
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