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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
Sad, but this deplatforming nonsense was always going to cut both ways. The slippery slope continues.
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S1: In-Context Learning for Robotics(skild.ai)
2 points by epsteingpt 1mo ago|1 comments
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
Robotics data remains scarce and expensive, leaving many important tasks outside the pre-training distribution. Out-of-distribution ICL is therefore essential for general-purpose robot policies. S1 ICL can drive ultimate success in novel ta
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
Nice idea.
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49432761 AI needs to show profits in the 'normal' sector to grow into its earnings and valuation. nothing has happened yet, so it could get ugly pretty soon if "
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
Very interesting. related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49432761 What's most interesting is that this is driven by the AI boom as the tech companies themselves secure and drive circular earnings that have not
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
Despite flashy AI-boom revenue growth at labs and chip companies, AI companies ultimately need to drive profits in "normal" companies to grow their revenues and into their elevated valuations. I orchestrated AI to deconstruct the
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Recent public co filings analyzed: AI not generating profit yet(aiearnings.dev)
7 points by epsteingpt 1mo ago|1 comments
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
China Bros - here is visual PROOF of the Tang dynasty. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tang_%28drink_mix%29 Many ancient flavors and notoriety was achieved in that dynasty. Mango Tang was my favorite.
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
One of the most powerful slides on the topic is Ari Grant's He showed two pictures at a frustrating situation. The first WHY is this happening? Shaking a fist at the sky in anger. The second why IS this happening? Curiosity. The se
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
They're really trying to tank Anthropic's IPO huh?
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
A backup Claude for the backup Claude. However, the problem is backup Claude blocks itself from investigating the outage, think it's Chinese spying or distillation. So it takes a lot longer because the investigation is secretly downgra
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
yes, obviously like any tool. the issue is God is not only a mindset or a set of knowledge, it's a faith community. ai cannot provide that, and won't be able to. doomers here on both sides are overreaching.
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
The rate of model improvement has slowed, and may not recover. It's unclear if Mythos2 or 3 or whatever they're calling their next model will be an improvement for most common enterprise use cases. LLMs can't solve basic thin
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by epsteingpt 1mo ago
the sentiment is negative and justified. anthropic nanny states what you can do. in your instance, anthropic may decide , arbitrarily, to stop 'autonomous rebuilds / refactors and ports' because they could pose some alignmen
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
A depressing finding. The unfortunate reality seems to be the 'market' is pretty small for these hotlines. We need to solve the underlying issues of loneliness
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
The Romans didn't have the Federal Reserve.
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
Correct - no one can stop the fiscal train!
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
No one serious is worried about American solvency. The paper says 50% over the next 10 years, but even most economists misunderstand how the monetary system works. There are so many other issues to worry about at the moment more immediate t
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
Getting lost isn't fun. I resent the people who say so. In many places in the world, a missed exit on a freeway can take you 20-30 minutes or more from your destination, with no chance of turning around. There is an art to wandering, f
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
The idea that language models can write anything remotely useful yet is - mostly - a fallacy. It's a good idea for many human endeavors to be able to identify AI writing. Communication, after all, is our main way of building the social
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
I think AI will be one of the great equalizers in this respect. It was very common at the time of the founding of the USA for the law to be understandable enough for a 'common' person with a couple of years of study and apprentice
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
It could also be fraud, because they are not marking to market the true value of the loans / assets. Bad news bears.
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by epsteingpt 2mo ago
Absolutely appalling behavior. The exposure is small, but it is - quite literally - socializing their credit losses. $1T in exposure is not large - but an implosion would mean a 8-14% haircut on life insurance policies. The reality would li
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by epsteingpt 3mo ago
"Wait you mean the shareholders expected us to return back the money and also more money on top"?
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by epsteingpt 3mo ago
Can someone not super-AI-pilled explain to a reasonable lay person why this matters? It seems like the comments here are a mix of: * The test was irresponsibly designed and protected * The model was particularly persistent in finding a way
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by epsteingpt 3mo ago
This is gonna be so much better than Y2K!
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by epsteingpt 3mo ago
How'd you do it?
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by epsteingpt 3mo ago
You need to resubmit this with a better headline: People prefer scrolling to sex enough that using the iPhone explains up to half of the U.S. birth decline since 2011.
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by epsteingpt 3mo ago
yes, please keep posting these publicly so the AI safety police overlords take away frontier access for everyone again. the architecture is inherently safe. no perfect security is possible if you want access. what did you (or anyone) else

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