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LaMDA’s Sentience Is Nonsense – Here’s Why
(lastweekin.ai)
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LaMDA’s Sentience Is Nonsense – Here’s Why
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Same here - academia has plenty of problems, but the characterization here seemed to mostly invent ones I don't think exist. The notion of 'assignments' is quite irrelevant for any PhD student once they are done with classes,
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Meta releases largest open source AI language model to date
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Condemning the Deployment of GPT-4chan
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Very true, but here's a counterpoint - EletheurAI and at least one other effort (Big Science I think, or something similar) are making good headway from the open source side. Also, it's not quite I'm secret - the big labs con
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A lot of takes wrt walled gardens here and this vs threads, to which I could add my 2 cents. Facebook used to have its own things called Notes which was basically the same thing to this (longer format writing attached to your profile). In t
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Am a Stanford PhD Student, can confirm this is kind of a big deal. At 2 30 yesterday I was in the middle of a zoom call in the CS building, and suddenly the lights went off (except emergency lights)and wifi died. I walked 25 over to my plac
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Graph Machine Learning at Airbnb
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I can add my cents wrt AI coverage. First, remember the rule that 'most of everything sucks'. Is science coverage especially worse than politics, economy, etc.? Not sure. Secondly, over the years there have been more and more repo
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IMO Patreon exists for creators to create public profile pages on which people can subscribe to support the creator on a recurring basis in return for some perks. It's (IMO) largely succesful on the basis of network effects (once you s
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This (presumably) refers to "Good ol' Fashioned AI" aka Symbolic AI ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbolic_artificial_intelligen... ) . It's a bit of an over-simplification to say it's a bunch
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Russia May Have Used Autonomous Drones. Now What?
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Lessons from the GPT-4Chan Controversy
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He was quite strategic about how he grew his audience. For the first ~120 episodes his podcast was called 'the AI podcast' or something similar. He started out interviewing mostly notable AI researchers (via his position as an AI
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Max Woolf: Data Science at BuzzFeed and AI Content Generation
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Lessons from the GPT-4Chan Controversy
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Technology Google Debate over ‘Sentient’ Bots Overshadows Deeper AI Issues
(bloomberg.com)
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Here's a simple technical explanation for why this happened: * LaMDA is powered by a large language models. Large language models are trained to predict text completions (the text that will come after some input text) with lots of data
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Lessons from the GPT-4Chan Controversy
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Lessons from the GPT-4Chan Controversy
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Rosanne Liu on Paths in AI Research and ML Collective
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GPT3 predicted the debate over GPT-4chan
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Show HN: GPT-3 generated articles about AI
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AlphaFold already has 3000 citations... For instance "A structural biology community assessment of AlphaFold 2 applications" which states "In summary, we find that these advances are likely to have a transformative impact in
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This article has some great examples, but there are MANY it does not mention. Here are just a few others I think are super cool (links to media articles, papers are typically linked to within article): * AI model’s insight helps astronomers
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How is this BS? "How AI technology can tame the scientific literature" https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-06617-5 "SCIBERT: A Pretrained Language Model for Scientific Text" https:/&#x
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AI Is Ushering in a New Scientific Revolution
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AI Is Ushering in a New Scientific Revolution
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David Chalmers on AI and Consciousness
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