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Preventing the Collapse of Civilization / Jonathan Blow [video](youtube.com)
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Squiggle: A simple programming language for intuitive probabilistic estimation(squiggle-language.com)
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by iNic 3y ago
`mdfind` and `networkQuality` seem very useful!
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by iNic 3y ago
We know that models like GPT-4 go through phase changes, not in train/test loss, but for loss on specific tasks. This suggests the gradient descent is learning one thing after another, possibly in order of "difficulty".
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Mummy Brown(en.wikipedia.org)
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by iNic 3y ago
JAX's use of pytrees is great! They implemented a lot of useful utility functions, namely `tree_map`, that makes working with these objects easy and intuitive. I recommend looking at their neural network example library "stax&quot
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Top Salmon Exports and Imports by Country(worldstopexports.com)
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by iNic 3y ago
Having also watched the hearing I was pretty surprised at all the negativity in the comments. My view of Sam Altman has improved after watching the hearings. He seems to sincerely believe that he is doing the right thing. He owns zero equit
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by iNic 3y ago
You clearly know nothing about the alignment field since you are throwing together two groups of people that have nothing in common. The stochastic parrot people only care about "moral" and "fair" AI, whereas the AI saft
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by iNic 3y ago
I recommend people read the actual paper [1]. [1]: https://www.anthropic.com/index/constitutional-ai-harmlessne...
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by iNic 3y ago
Spontaneously means for something to happen surprisingly or without an apparent cause.
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by iNic 3y ago
This is why you have to choose your adversaries well.
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ChatGPT for Me(rewind.ai)
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Lipoker.io(lipoker.io)
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What does the weather percentage mean?(nicthinksaboutthings.substack.com)
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Will AI pass the Turing test by 2029 Jan 1? (Market on Kapor vs. Kurzweil bet)(manifold.markets)
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Hitler's Math(tabletmag.com)
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Russian Mountains(en.wikipedia.org)
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by iNic 4y ago
I believe distributed compute *could* be one of the few applications where crypto might make sense? You could earn tokens by supplying compute and pay to get it, and the token price is a natural market price for compute.
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by iNic 4y ago
Originally, from here[1]. Large Language Models seem to be better than humans at text prediction (at least on their trained data set). So it seems like the limiting factor for AI is more the goals we give it rather than the data or the size
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Language Modelling Game(rr-lm-game.herokuapp.com)
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by iNic 4y ago
As a mathematician I can say that all math articles I have read so far in Quanta Magazine have been excellent and they deserve praise! This one article might have missed the mark, but the topic is inherently difficult to write about to a la
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Sniffnet: Cross-platform application to monitor your network traffic with ease(github.com)
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Deadweight Loss(slowboring.com)
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FTX, RIP(thediff.co)
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Book Review: “Status and Culture”, by W. David Marx(noahpinion.substack.com)
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by iNic 4y ago
If the AI has sufficient "real life" access, think a robot body, then it can do wire-heading. Assuming it is smarter than us, and we have thought of this idea - it will also think of this idea. Now it doesn't have a reason an
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by iNic 4y ago
What I love is that this exact behavior is one of the minor problems of advanced AI. How can we make sure that a sufficiently advanced AI doesn't just edit it's reward center? Usually called wire-heading or reward hacking. Humans
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Futuure: Write Now, Reveal Later(futuu.re)
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by iNic 4y ago
I don't understand the advantage of this over just having a digital NN and then pushing the output to some electric motor?

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