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I would caution that artwork is only 'solved' with relatively simple text prompts. To create a novel painting with a precise mix of elements that would take a paragraph or more to explain is still tough, though DALL-E 2 does seem
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AI becomes a tool for artists to use - generative art has been around for a long time, now that particular genre of art will presumably become much more prominent. For anyone pondering such questions, I would recommend reading "The Pas
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This is definitely a measure to avoid bad PR. But I don't think it's just for that; these models do have potential to do harm and companies should take some measures to prevent these. I don't think we know the best way to do
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Nick Walton on AI Dungeon and the Future of AI in Games
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Seems like you could do this pretty easily with a Docker image and a config file. Actually, I've done this with AWS (use a pre-existing image to get some open source wiki software up and running, which I then customized)+
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China Praises Ukraine Resistance, Pledges Economic Support
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An interesting aspect of this is that the endless printing of money in the last few years was a sort of stress test of modern monetary theory, which has been seeing lots of discussion in those same years. I never quite understood how this t
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Last Week in AI
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This is an absurdly cynical view. For one, Stanford admissions are growing over time (even if admit rate is dropping) - https://ivyleagueprep.com/stanford-university-class-of-2024/ https://www.pewresearch.or
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Clearview AI is creating facial recognition at a scale, concerns abound
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Russia’s AI army: Drones, AI-guided missiles and autonomous tanks
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Bootstrapping Labels via ___ Supervision and Human-in-the-Loop
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The Messy History of Facial Recognition Company Clearview AI
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hmm, I am not sure this is a fair assessment, the portion on "Experts largely agree that current forms of AI are not conscious, in any sense of the word. " provides sources and a brief argument. Sure it's not a super long def
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Neural nets are not “slightly conscious,” and AI PR can do with less hype
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One Voice Detector to Rule Them All
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Neural nets are not “slightly conscious,” and AI PR can do with less hype
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The Messy History of Facial Recognition Company Clearview AI
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There is actually at least one app for this - https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/10/a-new-app-called-garden-he... Pretty sure there are a couple of other ones. I don't get the backlash to this on here, life
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AI is changing chemical discovery
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How AI Is Changing Chemical Discovery
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Crashes caused by Tesla Autopilot are piling up, and there are consequences
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Fun fact, the original GPT-3 paper has a whole section on arithmetic as part of its evaluation - https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14165 Btw as per another comment this is GPT-NeoX-20B,not GPT-3 ; somewhat important distincti
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Oh, that's a pretty big difference, would be nice if post title was altered...
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What's your definition of 'intelligence'? Many of the things GPT-3 does clearly exhibit intelligence (just not human level intelligence).
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Might actually not be a huge feat given the transformer architecture and it's attention component - here was not that related to the rest of the sentence. Still, quite cool...
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The Messy History of Facial Recognition Company Clearview AI
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Reflections on Foundation Models
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I think it depends on the complexity of what you want to model. Lots of 3D printing prototyping is relatively simple shapes, in which case OpenSCAD is quite nice.
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"In his preface to Fear and Trembling (1843), Søren Kierkegaard (writing under the pseudonym, Johannes de silentio) says he hopes no one will read his book. Further, he predicts his wish will be granted because of the reading proclivit
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