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Having now read the paper, the research area is interesting because optimizations in optimal path finding have applications in robotics, gaming, and reasoning (what the ultimate intention of this paper is). The research team identified ways
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Substack exists. There are places where you can match content with payment. Comparing Medium and Substack, I make money with my Autonomous Agents newsletter on Substack, not so much on Medium. I also used to run a Web3 site where people wou
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It is a collection of screenshots and embeds of tweets with replies and the statement that something has broken. Seemingly a confirmation by OpenAI that something has broken. A complaint that the system prompt is now 1700 tokens. ----- Fe
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Wow March 23rd, 2008. I was in Japan. Height of the financial crisis. https://mogami.neocities.org/files/prime_intellect.pdf
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Interestingly a lot of movies flopped in 2023 not because of bad visuals, but because their writing was bad. Hence, I believe the demise of the movie industry is overstated. I can see completely new forms of entertainment coming out of this
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Interesting. Wonder what happens when you combine search and summarization? https://open.substack.com/pub/jdsemrau/p/searching-youtube-w...
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Hallucinations are caused by missing context. In this case enough context should be available. But I haven't kicked all its tires yet.
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I implemented an AI for credit decisioning which filled up a work queue when it couldn't make the decision itself. So one could argue that the person who arranged for the work to be done that day was an AI.
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I write long form paper reviews and coding example for autonomous agent tech on my substack (Encyclopedia Autonomica). In my highly subjective experience High velocity social like Twitter or LinkedIn (where I maintain a digest with about 35
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I have lived, worked, and faced racism in 15 countries. Race is always an issue even in the most meritocratic multicultural societies (like Singapore). People will always have a bias about your culture. Just ask any German how many people g
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I believe that the movie industry is just before a major disruption. 1. Big movie studios have been overproducing content with reduced returns. 2. Business model change to direct-to-consumer (streaming). 3. Regulatory changes (DEI minority
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Not to sound snarky, but try to find an older movie like "Lost Boys (1987)" on one of the many streaming services. This is not an infinite library but they pre-select what we can and more importantly can't watch.
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I am using more often bing chat now compared to google. Mainly for the GPT integration. Yes. Bard exists and is comparable. But I don't like where Google is going culturally as well as technologically. Starting with the weird firings l
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They do the same thing with substack and medium. Content like this doesn't really show unless you specifically search for it. While I understand where this policy is coming from, i.e., to distinguish proper outlets from blogspam. But i
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AdaptLLM appeared to be just as capable.
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Ubuntu is an amazingly mature Desktop without the MS bloatware. For my AI work, I fully rely on it. Would I use it if I had to make only Powerpoint slides and Word docs? Likely not.
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While I loved the 3D imagination of the 90s, 3D navigation is not the shortest way to the needed information. Imagine your file structure would be organized like a video game? It's the same reason why transparent touch screens and VR d
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Model-as-a-service should work just fine.
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I think this underlines the misconception by YT of who the customer is. Is it the advertiser who buys ad-space, is it the content creator who makes videos, or the viewer subscriber? Satisfying all three parties at scale is incredibly hard.
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I don't expect it for free either. But they already get my user data. This seemed to work well for the last 20 years. Now they want my user data AND want me to pay on top by creating such a bad user experience for the free tier that o
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When I am not logged in I am getting one ad every 1 min 45 seconds. I measured it because I found it so annoying.
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What if Enterprises get access to a much better version of AI compared to the GPT+ subscription customer?
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Is Mistral really a 2 Billion business after only 6 months? https://www.ft.com/content/387eeeab-1f95-4e3b-9217-6f69aeeb5...
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Would be a good idea to create an annotation model like DALL-E 3 had done.
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Substack ? AI Supremacy: https://bit.ly/3Qz8uNV Latent Space: https://bit.ly/469AAFd Encyclopedia Autonomica: https://bit.ly/3FXlVlU Deep Learning Focus: https://bit.ly/40Bi
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I am doing AI paper summaries for my substack. My insight here is that usually the relevant information to understand the paper is not actually in the paper. For example, when writing about the DALL-E 3 paper, the insight is to understand
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https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/SFTBY/softbank-gro...
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Because scheduling is not a pain point. The pain point of Uber is "It's 12:05 and I quickly need to my appointment". At this point you are willing to pay almost any price for the service. Is there a similar point in digital
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I am really curious if time will tell Werner Baumann right. He is the architect of the Bayer / Monsanto deal and so far Bayer has lost double-digit Billions on this.
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