dpflan

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   by dpflan 4y ago

   Ah, so Google' response to the OpenAI+MSFT collaboration...
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   Seems like they are saying a bit more than bindings...syntax, fundamental designs for concurrency, can be typechecked/compiled...
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   Nice. What does your development environment/harness look like for this? Jupyter/Colabs?
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   That's what I'm wondering, if using LLM to create prompts for the LLM is a few steps away from integrating that into the LLM and unlocking recursive phenomenon and emergent behavior.
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   Nice, thanks. I have limited knowledge, but let's choose one example, GPT, are people using GPT to create prompts for GPT?
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   Agree. What happens? Is a human by default accepted to be an “AGI” entity?
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   “People are getting tripped up because they are seeing legitimate intelligence in the output from these systems -- but that intelligence was in the people who wrote the texts that it was trained with, not in the LLM.” This is the real magic
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   "The tactics that put a human back on top on the Go board were suggested by a computer program that had probed the AI systems looking for weaknesses. The suggested plan was then ruthlessly delivered by Pelrine."
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   by dpflan 4y ago

   Low Interest Rates --> capitalism applied to every possible market while in search of returns?
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    (Heh, a taste of fooBBQ.) Thank you for sharing. While we're here and discussing the documentaries: care to share a highlight anecdote of your time there?
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    In 1 million years.
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Interesting, doing field research?
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    I can see that, with only a few hours of footage to portray the situation they want. Is there not something interesting or an underlying personality trait that makes the voluntary inhabitants of the frozen world different from the average p
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Understandable. It struck a deep chord with me, became a larger metaphor applicable to all life.
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Heh, As in the more extreme the cold, the deeper focus? Perhaps ignoring the ever-looming dread of facility malfunction and death by freezing... Perhaps other cold environments are better suited?
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    And cheaper (compared to the upfront cost to get to the point of GPT doing this versus classic methods).
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    What is surprising about learning that earlier civilizations developed advanced understandings and respect and reverence for nature and integrating it into their daily lives? We've lost so much connection to nature as modern society ch
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    If you're interested in the people and personalities and activities at the South Pole, the Werner Herzog film Encounters at the End of the World is a revealing and interesting documentary. It includes a fascinating part about a delud
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Agree, areas where correctness can be sub 90%. When a BA is making business docs, do they want creativity in querying factual data for a report they are creating? How tempting is it to not just use it for "creative" tasks?
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Oh man, someone in an earlier discussion brought up quasi-zombie companies trying to ride this hype-cycle wave into relevance (or some stock price pumping). I mean adding AI or blockchain to your company name or mission for the past years w
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    That what I find so funny. Again, UX innovation over LLMs is what makes ChatGPT so hot right now, like Hansel, but I mean, the product is tragically flawed as like all LLMs at the moment.
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    This feels deeply ironic and cynical that MSFT touts putting ChatGPT everywhere, in essentially the business document platform, are users going to be asking about company facts and getting hallucinations and putting those hallucinations int
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Is this wild speculation the material for creating bubbles? FTA: "Walmsley adds that he’s heard venture-capital investors speculate that the market for generative AI applications could be as large as $1 trillion. He notes that the worl
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Anyone who lives Austin able to provide anecdotes?
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    If you're into logic gates and deep learning: - Deep Differentiable Logic Gate Networks ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.08277.pdf ) - Video presentation: Deep Differentiable Logic Gate Networks ( https://
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Without expert filtering of the suggestions, yes, disaster. Experts will benefit the most from this because they can filter incorrect suggestions and reinterpret. Novices will be more susceptible. There is certainly ongoing research on this
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    I also think Google is well resourced/positioned. Though, I am wondering: what does winning the AI arms race mean? The AI needs to be in some useful products/services? Perhaps it creates specialization for the "internet gatew
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Blurb in the article: "The NSA declined to say how much taxpayer money is allotted for the hiring effort. Total spending on the intelligence community for fiscal 2022 was $89.8 billion."
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Infinitely-expanding snake eats infinitely-expanding tail.
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    by dpflan 4y ago

    Thanks for the resource.