jsemrau

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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Even if it were, still no one seems accountable to fix it.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   >The comparisons to AI are obvious, in as much as delegating decisions to an algorithm is a convenient way to construct a sink. There is a flag on my LinkedIn account that bars me from getting a "follow-me" link on my profile.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   I used it to create an audio version of my "game theory and agent reasoning" series of posts. ... ... tl;dr, not much.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   One day too late. ^-^
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   The SEC has a well defined API with EDGAR. https://jdsemrau.substack.com/p/mem0-building-a-sec-10k-anal...
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   Zapata AI Ceases Operations(quantumcomputingreport.com)

   51 points by jsemrau 2y ago|37 comments
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Figure 01 does the same thing.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   I think social data tracking and categorization reached a point of saturation leading to diminishing returns. As a result, data companies that relied on this to target advertising audience are rolling us premium SaaS plans to de-risk their
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Data annotation is a thing that will be a huge business going forward.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    The prompt is actually not that interesting. "A hand-drawing of a scientific middle-aged man in front of a white background. The man is wearing jeans and a t-shirt. He is thinking a bubble stating "What's in a ReAct JSON pro
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I think it does not take into consideration how much thought and expertise goes into design work. Have a look at the recent controversy about the live-action shooter "concord" that failed spectacularly mainly due to bad character
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I think this will only happen if you could selectively replace parts within an image selectively and reliably. There are still major problems even in Photoshops genaI application. For example, it is not possible select the head of a person
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I'd rather think it's the same argument as open-source and public domain. Currently, I am researching an agent that ReAct's through a game of TicTacToe. I am using a derivative of the open-source transformer's prompt
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I understand your point, but in 0% of all cases would I hire an artist to create imagery for my personal blog. Therefore, I would think that market doesn't exist.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    My favorite thing to do with Flux is create images with a white background for my substack[1] because the text following is amazing and I can communicate something visually through the artwork as well. [1] https://substackcdn.com&
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    That head movement.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    One could make the point this is better for the environment that hauling a multi-ton SUV around. /European perspective
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Make it a convertible.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I am getting obsessed with knowing everything about autonomous AI Agents and write about my journey on my substack. https://jdsemrau.substack.com/
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Just a thought exercise. If we would have an AI with the intellectual capabilities of a Ph.D holding professor in a hard science. How much would it be worth for you to have access to that AI? 100,000 ? 500,000 ?
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Agents are the new Apps
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Wouldn't surprise me.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    A couple of months I was evaluating Dialogueflow for a chatgpt like ReAct agent I was working on. They have this blue "contact sales" button where you can chat with the sales team. Easy enough I thought, jumping right into it to a
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    The Mistral models are not half as bad for this.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I used papermill a while ago to automate a long-running python-based data aggregation task. Airflow would log in remotely to the server, kick-off papermill and track it's progress. Initially I wanted to use pure python, but the connect
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Maybe like the Pentium back in the day?
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    The question is "What if AI is a platform like the smart phone?" and then "What are the apps that make multi-billion dollar businesses?".
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Coming from a regulated industry that have well established rules about AI/ML in Production. In my opinion both of these model changes and prompt changes are governance issues that should be handled by your friendly CI/CD or Risk
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    A fancy autocomplete is my Markov-chain-based Twitter bot I built in 2016.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I am writing about Graph Reasoning on my Substack (Encyclopedia Autonomica - All things Autonomous Agents) because I really find the topic interesting and there is not much research.