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by andreyk 7y ago
"I’m trying to fund startups/projects helping with COVID-19, because it’s basically the one thing I know how to do that can help. " You can... donate to the many existing efforts already fighting this?
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by andreyk 7y ago
"Multiply the number above by 1,024 (assumes a doubling of cases every 3 days) if you assume no social distancing measure are put in place: 2.1MM on the low end, mulitplying by a 10x ratio. " Poke -- lots of measures are already b
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Show HN: Weekly AI News Podcast Hosted by Stanford AI Lab PhDs(aitalk.podbean.com)
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My failures over 3 years as a MS/PhD researcher at the Stanford AI Lab(youtu.be)
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My Failures as a Grad Student at the Stanford AI Lab, and Lessons Learned(andreykurenkov.com)
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by andreyk 7y ago
Can you elaborate, you think it was flawed because the reporter didn't get unfiltered access? The piece is still based on tons of interviews and it seems to me that reporter is pretty aware of conversations going on within AI research
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by andreyk 7y ago
Person doing PhD in AI here (Ive seen all of OpenAI's research, been to their office couple times, know some people there) - tbh the piece was a pretty good summary of a lot of quite common somewhat negative takes on OpenAI within rese
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Bots, Lies, and DeepFakes – Online Misinformation and AI's Role in It(skynettoday.com)
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Retraining as a Response to Automation – Promising, but Only If Done Right(skynettoday.com)
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An AI Researcher's Life: The Robotics Science and Systems Conference(youtu.be)
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My Failures as a Grad Student at the Stanford AI Lab (so far)(youtu.be)
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So-So Artificial Intelligence(skynettoday.com)
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by andreyk 7y ago
Kinda feel like saying, content aside I think both this and the prior piece are quite well written. So dear author, keep on writing and putting stuff out there :)
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Bots, Lies, and DeepFakes – Online Misinformation and AI's Role in It(skynettoday.com)
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Lessons learned the hard way in grad school (so far)(andreykurenkov.com)
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by andreyk 7y ago
Here's a link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.05867 Shortened Abstract: "AI has long pursued the goal of having systems reason over explicitly provided knowledge, but building suitable representat
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Lessons Learned from all my Failures in Grad School (so far)(andreykurenkov.com)
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Lessons Learned from my Struggles in Grad School (so far)(andreykurenkov.com)
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All My Failures in Grad School (So Far)(youtu.be)
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Retraining for Workers Replaced by AI – Promising, but Only If Done Right(skynettoday.com)
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by andreyk 7y ago
When I wrote news, I meant news for me as a researcher (which I figured can be gleaned from context), ie new papers, conference announcements, etc. Not much disinformation there...
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by andreyk 7y ago
I am a PhD student at Stanford (focusing on AI/learning algorithms for robotics manipulation) and happened to retweet this article, so perhaps I can give my perspective. This is what I tweeted about this: "Neat discussion of benef
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by andreyk 7y ago
IMO (as a PhD student and active user of science/research Twitter) your perception of science Twitter is largely wrong. Yes there are hot (wrong) takes, snark, etc., but most of it is just plain old paper / blog post announcements
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Retraining as a Response to Automation – Promising, but Only If Done Right(skynettoday.com)
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Mediocre AI could threaten labor more than brilliant AI(skynettoday.com)
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So-So Artificial Intelligence(skynettoday.com)
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by andreyk 7y ago
Yeah, as a robotics + ML researcher at Stanford I can confirm I've looked over this and was not that impressed; our own lab already has a version of this, as do most robotics lab. It's nice that it's open source but it's
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by andreyk 7y ago
The TLDR: - there are two opposing views about nature of human intelligence, nativism (that believe a fair deal of intelligence is already encoded in us when we are born, eg we are 'primed' to learn language a certain way accordin
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by andreyk 7y ago
+1 for Personal Capital, I used to use Mint but hated how buggy it was, Personal Capital has worked like a charm and I think their UI is great
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by andreyk 7y ago
yep, you read that right. Source: I am a PhD student at Stanford at the Stanford Vision and Learning lab ( http://svl.stanford.edu/ ) and read a ton of AI papers. The vast majority of papers are done with datasets anyone can

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