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ChatGPT for Creative Writing – The Good and the Bad(storiesby.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
FYI, the "you" here refers to the author, not the reader. Here's the gist: "Why aren't I working in BigTech? Why isn't everyone, if the money's so good and the coasting so sweet? Rest and vest is a real th
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Don't “Plan for AGI” Yet(lastweekin.ai)
2 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
FYI, translation to code was actually already done last year by Google (Code as Policies - https://lastweekin.ai/p/code-as-policies ) - but this still assumes a set of low level primitives, not tight visuomotor control.
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by andreyk 4y ago
Like jerpint said, there's lots of limitations here still since this only addresses the high level decision making part, not the low-level control (sending signals to motors). Not tackling low-level control means the robot is reliant o
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by andreyk 4y ago
https://downdetector.com/status/twitter/ Looks like it's already being/has been fixed. Still, pretty impressive level of brokenness for a short time.
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The Hellmouth in the Coffee Shop(storiesby.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT for Creative Writing – The Good and the Bad(storiesby.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT for Creative Writing – The Good and the Bad(storiesby.ai)
12 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT for Creative Writing – The Good and the Bad(storiesby.ai)
2 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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An Account of the Machine Wars(storiesby.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
It looks neat - do you as the author need to manage the graph yourself though? If i'm writing something long form, i'd rather just write the text with AI generating the graph automatically...
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by andreyk 4y ago
The context is pretty different - Duplex was a public demo, this is a research paper with a whole paper behind it. There's no reason to script something if they have a working algorithm...
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by andreyk 4y ago
Looks pretty similar at a high level to Google's Code as Policies paper (translate instructions to API calls with a language model). Exciting to see this sort of thing happening in robotics!
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An Account of the Machine Wars(storiesby.ai)
2 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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The Impact and Future of ChatGPT(lastweekin.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
I mean... Plenty of papers did? Might as well just cite the 1986 Hinton backpropagation paper or the 2012 ImageNet paper.
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by andreyk 4y ago
Related - I've found BeyondWords to be really nice. Its generated speech is not quite this good, but it's close, and it has a library of fairly different voices. Plus, it's UI allows you to create audio with a mix of voices,
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by andreyk 4y ago
Write in a way that accomplishes the goal you have in mind
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by andreyk 4y ago
FYI, they don't actually train end-to-end, they have three separate models that are each trained via self-supervised learning independently (I think, I haven't read the paper very carefully).
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by andreyk 4y ago
Link to paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.11325 (the one on the site seems broken) Even with the knowledge that something like this is inevitabely coming, it's pretty crazy to see the examples. The fact it can cre
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The Impact and Future of ChatGPT(lastweekin.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to negotiate start up job offers?
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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Rewriting Gender Roles in Beauty and the Beast Using AI(blog.yenniejun.com)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
Here is the key bit: "When you hear “balance,” you immediately think of a dichotomy. For two things to be balanceable, they must be at odds with each other. Lowering one side of the scale must raise the other side. When we describe wor
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by andreyk 4y ago
"between the years of 2009 and 2013, I talked to something like 13,000 to 15,000 people while I was doing retail and SMB sales for Verizon. I learned a lot from that period, but one of the things I learned that I did not expect was wha
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by andreyk 4y ago
I can relate to this post, but it does seem to be a little idealistic. The plan is: consistently set aside time, write any ideas that seem fun, then see if it's valuable and does not exist (and don't release it otherwise). So, bas
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AI's Year of Text-to-Everything(lastweekin.ai)
1 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
Personally I like Vim because I do a lot of coding while in an SSH session and it's easy to port my setup very quickly. My work involves using a workstation with a GPU so I am not able to do that at home, and debugging requires me to r
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by andreyk 4y ago
Definitely agree wrt the last point. It's bizarre that one of the one hand as far as I know Twitter is still committed to moderating a wide range of content (hate speech, violent media, etc.) but on the other hand Musk has doubled down

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