jsemrau

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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Thank you. Not only for the fish.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Good bye and thank you for the fish
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   In my case very "not useful". Background, I am writing a Substack where I write "deep research" articles on autonomous agent tech and explored several of these tools to understand the risks to my workflow, but none of th
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   I believe its even more important now than ever before.
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   I am still writing about Cognitive Agents on my Substack "Encyclopedia Autonomica" [1]. Last month I crossed 500 subscribers (~15 paying) on Substack and since today Google is properly indexing it. Throughout February I wrote lar
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   What I found one of the most interesting takeaways from Huggingface's GAIA is that the agent would provide better result when the agent "reasoned" the response to the task in code.
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   Game Theory and Agent Reasoning in a nutshell.
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   "Bybit CEO Ben Zhou wrote on X that a hacker "took control of the specific ETH cold wallet and transferred all the ETH in the cold wallet to this unidentified address." From the article. Not that I endorse crypto, in fact I d
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   Accelerationists believe in a post-scarcity society where the cost of production will be negligible. In that scenario, and I am not a believer, consumer demand would be independent of wages.
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    Google dies of many little papercuts based on decisions of incompetent people.
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    I own DeepCQ.com since early 2023 - Which could do "deepseek" for financial research. Maybe I just throw this on the pile, too.
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    Because the content has high value compared to all the ChatGPT written slop. It is well researched use-cases, based on actual research papers, and includes implementations and solutions. Also highlights problems. For the first 3 months the
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    Two thoughts on this. (1) The agent is the ad (Facebook/Reddit) (2) Game Theory and Agent Reasoning (Subtle malevolent intentions in adversarial gameplay)
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    >who don't like "magic" and want to understand where their code is running and what it's doing. I just made this point in a post on my substack. Especially in regulated industries, you NEED to the able to explain your
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    Well, I am pondering this now, tbh.
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    I built a deep search for financial research in 2023 and learned that 2025 would have been the year to launch it.
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    I think using vision models for browsing is the wrong approach. It is the same as using OCR for scanning PDFs. The underlying text is already in digital form. So it would make more sense to establish a standard similar to meta-tags that ena
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    I wrote a long while about mergekit. Makes one wonder if it will be possible to just "merge" experience from specifically trained LxMs going forward.
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    The future of LLMs is shared research and that's the part I really like. It's ok, in my opinion, if not everything is shared, but this is too important to be in one company.
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    That exactly. Fintech forced Financial Institutions into Digital Transformation. Now they have caught up, there is no "next big thing" for Fintech. Crypto might have been it, but it killed itself by terrible UI and a never ending
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    Google launches, people start using it, and then they just turn it off.
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    Might have worked in a different jurisdiction. If you look at valve and the CSGO controversy.
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    This is one of my favorite YT channels working on a similar research without all the fluff: https://www.youtube.com/@ArtemKirsanov Also have a look at Michael Levin's work : https://www.youtube.com/resu
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I have been doing some experiments with Agents, Reinforcement Learnings playing a 4x4 Tic Tac Toe game.[1]. Given my analysis of the "thought" process we are still really far from true understanding of such games. While in my game
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    I wrote this a while ago about xTTSv2 mixed with Nvidia's Nemo. Maybe it kicks off your journey. https://jdsemrau.substack.com/p/teaching-your-agent-to-speak...
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    The programmable web is a thing for a long time and I have spent a large portion of my career building infrastructure in that space. Agents are another iteration of digital transformation of services and I am all in for it. That doesn'
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    In my opinion these fields will merge at some point in time as nextgen LLMs can be used to reason trajectories. Consider RoboAgent[1] or LBMs at TRI[2] [1] https://robopen.github.io/media/roboagent.pdf [2] https:&#x2F
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    I think we are getting there. Maybe it was a bit too early.
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    the way Reddit started -- now with full automation.
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    That's a workflow problem.