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katamari-damacy
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
Sam Altman bought some of GPT's training data from a Chinese army cyber group. 1. Sam Altman was removed from OpenAI due to his ties to a Chinese cyber army group. 2.OpenAI had been using data from D2 to train its AI models. 3. The Chi
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
China is working from a place of deeper Wisdom (7D Chess) than the US US: NO MORE GPUs FOR YOU CHINA: HERE IS AN O1-LIKE MODEL THAT COST US $5M NOT $500M ... AND YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR FREE!
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
It's looking like China beat the US in AI at this juncture, given the much reduced cost of this model, and the fact that they're giving it away, or at least fully open sourcing it. They're being an actual "Open AI"
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
“we now know how to build AGI” --Sam Altman. which should really be “we now know how to improve associative reasoning but we still need to cheat when it comes to math because the bottom line is that the models can only capture logic associa
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
All that talk about Israel and genocide is what got TikTok banned, even as TikTok was heavily demoting such truthful content. AIPAC couldn't take it. A lot of issues that are Israel first are disguised as America First by the Deep Chri
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2y ago
Wow thank u for this. Ottoman history is part of my history. May my paternal grandfather was in the same army class as Ataturk and some point one of my cousins had a letter addressed to him from Ataturk sent to all his former classmates cal
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
Erdogan is a war criminal too. And I’m sure the ones before him were not much more enlightened about this issue. I wonder what Ataturk thought about the Armenian genocide. I will google that to get educated on what he thought because he is
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2y ago
Covid
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katamari-damacy
2y ago
Yes, just spray Quantum on it
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2y ago
that's more fit for agents, no?
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2y ago
one way out is to get good enough with AI as a tech to automate various yet-to-be-automated industries, find customers, get investors, etc... if you try to get a job for 12 months and fail, isn't it better to try another rout? the AI a
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2y ago
Yeah we specialise in nice harmless conspiracy theories that are fun and delicate
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2y ago
I don’t get it. The whole point of asking the actors to say something is to have it end up in the script. I’m suggesting that whatever they want them to say is relevant to training some AI. Just a theory but in its hypothetical context it d
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2y ago
it's for training AI.... easier done that way, I think
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2y ago
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2y ago
Yes, so what does it say about our rigged system for a guy who neither invented the attention mechanism nor the concept of GPTs to be given that much credit for the current wave of AI? One lucky choice (betting on scale) backed by $100Ms of
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2y ago
He also said in an interview with Jensen soon after ChatGPT's launch that "before 2003, machines couldn't learn" ... LOL. I was stunned when I heard that nonsensical assertion. I guess it depends on his definition of &qu
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2y ago
None off he examples work on Safari iOS 18.1.1
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2y ago
Is it better than GPT4o? Does it have an API?
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2y ago
ChatGPT and GPT4o APIs have 128K window as well. The 32K is from the days of GPT4.
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2y ago
I did, to France, along with my wife, who was born in the USA where her family had immigrated from England in the 1670s (deep roots but was totally fed up with school shootings, homelessness, and poison in our food and water). Also, our 11