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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Language, we are learning, happens to correlate extremely well with the actual structure of the world. In hindsight, it’s not that surprising. The entire purpose of language is to help humans send information about the world to each other!
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Can you define “reasoning”? It’s not clear what the basis for your argument is.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
What do you think of the jump in capability between gpt-3.5 and gpt-4?
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
GPT-4 can't play tic-tac-toe or do simple arithmetic. Pathetic, right? Why are people freaking out? What's the big deal? I was able to get it to play tic-tac-toe perfectly by having it carefully check everything before moving forw
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
You can't think of any ways of taking advanced LLMs and using them as core components in a system that could carry out actions in the world? I bet you can come up with something.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Indeed, academics and researchers are well-known for their high-stakes special ops capabilities.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
So many people conveniently disregard facts like this. It's much easier to write it off as "impressive auto-complete", "a writing assistant", "simply regurgitating the training data", etc. It's an ali
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Why do you believe there will be no significant improvements beyond SOTA in the coming years / decades? That's an incredibly strong stance... I’d love to hear your assessment of the improvements from gpt-3.5 to gpt-4. Do you not t
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
> I contend that doesn't matter. Slowing things down is a real effect that will impact how circumstances unfold. Do I trust that a "slow down / pause" would be done robustly and sensibly? I wish I was more optimistic
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Right, it's amazing to me the extent to which people are throwing their hands in there and saying "There's absolutely NOTHING that can be done!!! We must accept the AGIs however they will manifest"... Clearly, it's
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Is there anything that affects inference compute time besides the number of parameters? Assuming same hardware, etc.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Entertainment has winner-take-all / power-law dynamics due to cultural cohesion and limits on human attention (I want to watch what other people, and my time is limited), which is why a relatively small number of them make a good livin
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Have you tried gpt-4? It's not perfect but it is a clear improvement for code.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
I have felt similar pain. I’m so sorry. No one should have to suffer the way you are right now. I’m doing much better now. Somatic therapy + touch work is the thing that helped me the most. It changed my life. You need a skilled and caring
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Very cool. What prompt did you use for GPT to get the image generation prompt?
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
From Sundar’s announcement: > We’re releasing it initially with our lightweight model version of LaMDA. This much smaller model requires significantly less computing power, enabling us to scale to more users, allowing for more feedback.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Sure, but I'd like it to be half-decent. I haven't gotten off the waitlist. How bad was it?
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
I'm on the waitlist. We'll see how long it takes.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
From the FAQ[1]: > Can Bard help with coding? > Bard can’t help you with coding just yet. Bard is still learning to code, and responses about code aren’t officially supported for now. A little disappointing. [1] https://bar
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Perhaps gpt has some form of loosy logic and loosy axioms? Not as good as a humans in many cases… but still present.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
People care if you use GPT because it has capabilities that other AIs don’t have.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Very interesting... I tried your suggestion and fixed a few other typos / inconsistencies in my prompt. Here is the new version: https://pastebin.com/BSUGtxfb It seems to be performing better! It played 2 games without
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
I just tried with gpt-4 and it failed on the first attempt :( https://pastebin.com/gSm0bbH9 It didn’t realize that it had won.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
I've been incredibly amazed by ChatGPT, GPT-4, and the potential of next-gen AI. However, I've been trying for the life of me to get GPT to play tic-tac-toe properly for the past few days. It's not going well, heh. This is t
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Interesting that CRA isn’t mentioned anymore. Someone opened an issue to discuss this: https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/issues/13072
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
How about a more human-like approach: the LLM designs a calculator and then makes use of that!
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Can you describe how to prompt gpt to play a proper game of tic tac toe? I was disappointed gpt-4 didn’t really improve much on this front, at least with how I was prompting it. Overall I’m very blown away by the generative AI developments.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
This comment will not age well in the next several years :) GPT-5 or 6 will be able to do this flawlessly, better than 99% of humans.
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
It wasn’t clearly stated but I think Tyrion Lannister was a counter-example?
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by dwaltrip 4y ago
Are you extrapolating the improvements from gpt-2 to gpt-3 to gpt-4? The progress is pretty incredible. And this is without any major fundamental breakthroughs. Definitely some great iterative improvements, but it is still all based on tran

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