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by johnthewise 2y ago
this doesn't argue whether existence of profits necessarily implies exploitation of workers but asserts it and then proceeds to argue against philanthropy funded by profits. This line of reasoning only makes sense if one already accept
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by johnthewise 2y ago
He seems to understand more than you suggest. https://www.astralcodexten.com/i/136923606/is-musk-smart-doe... He could be one of the greatest learners of all time as he is likely the greatest entrepreneur of all t
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Emergent properties are nice. They show CoT now, but who knows if there is a better planning strategy? Second thing is it kind of implies every base model can be increased in capability just with some RL tuning, cheaply. So in theory you ca
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Do you think its not emergent because you think this behavior was explicitly coded in or you dont think its emergent because you dont like the implications of thinking it?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Yes, that’s kind of a given. The model has to have all the knowledge components to solve a task, so a capable base model is needed and only thing thats being learned here is how to stitch base knowledge to plan an attack. No amount of RL wi
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by johnthewise 2y ago
I feel it’s not related to data or the architecture but the process of reasoning in general. For these models, every token predicted condition or drives the output in certain direction. Semantic meaning of these tokens have a magnitude in s
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by johnthewise 2y ago
I'd say accusing people of random stuff(racism,sexism and other isms) have been so overplayed in recent years, not only it doesn't work anymore, it works against you.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
It's mainly artists that got harmed economically and some/many of them have been pushing this line that scraping and training models on scraped data is illegal or unethical and got neutral left leaning people to agree with them on
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by johnthewise 2y ago
You can also exaggrate/repeat it to convey that you don't actually believe it. "O gelmiş" - "He/she (allegedly) came. "O gelmişmiş" " He/she (allegedly) came(but its bs).
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by johnthewise 2y ago
You just walk around and see chatgpt interface on their screens?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Would you have predicted in summer of 2022 that gpt4 level conversational agent is a possibility in the next 5 years? People have tried to do it in the past 60 years and failed. How is this time not different? On a side note, I find this ty
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by johnthewise 2y ago
>He closed up the Brazil office that was required to operate in the country. He said they froze the bank accounts of representatives and he is closing down the offices to protect those people so they wouldn't be retaliated against.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Are US citizens going to be punished up to 9k $ if they use vpn to access it? Is tiktok being banned because they didn't censor certain republican or democratic senators?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
How are they fighting Elon Musk by forcing him to ban political figures in Brazil, him not complying and then censoring the whole site?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
What if they ban everything on the internet the way North Korea does? Would they be still free to start their own internet?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Are we supposed to believe judiciary this corrupt is acting alone? It's obviously gov play.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Why is he supposed to be punished personally tho? The matter is with the company, the company should be punished.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Just hang in there. As model capabilities increase, people care less about ai ethicists opinions and it creates pressure on corporations to deliver. Meta actually canceled an early generative text model called Galactica because journalists
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by johnthewise 2y ago
It wouldn't be an argument for safeguarding it because the current tech is out there and allows you to do just all that. Photoshop has existed for some time and governments use it to manipulate people too. It's not a big deal and
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by johnthewise 2y ago
Rest of the developing world care even less.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
This is a very hostile, almost childish view. Online ads make it possible for many services to be essentially free or even possible in the first place.. I and many others gladly accept being shown ads in return for something we desire. Pers
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by johnthewise 2y ago
>Many of the old blue check mark accounts routinely posted inaccurate information or outright lies. There are always going to be misinformation. It's crazy to think a company or any committee can determine these for us though. It&#x
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by johnthewise 2y ago
It's not a certificate, it's a blue mark on a site that tell's you user is verified through payment. It should never be a symbol of trust, as twitter or anyone can't assess the trustworthiness of individuals :)
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by johnthewise 2y ago
You are saying I shouldn't be able to consent to letting someone sell my data? Can I sell my own data? How about if I shared it, would that be illegal?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
https://youtu.be/X72PZ_tQ4cA?si=Mj-w9iXFO4CCTCj0&t=78 I think he says the opposite.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
>and the folks predicting we're just around the corner have been recognized once again as shysters, hucksters, and charlatans. Do you think Sutskever,Hinton or Sutter are charlatans?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
5 rounds on different days?
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by johnthewise 2y ago
You don't need to survey every problem to feel some problem might be the most important one. If you think AGI/ASI is coming soon and extinction risks are high, you don't really need to order to see it's the most importan
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by johnthewise 2y ago
If you described Chatgpt to me 10 years ago, I would have said it's AGI.
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by johnthewise 2y ago
What happened to all the chatter about Q*? I remember reading about this train/test time trade-off back then, does anyone have good list of recent papers/blogs about this? What is holding back this or openai is just running some m

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