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HCI Deep Dives – Using Generative AI for Audio Creation(kaikunze.de)
1 points by kgarten 2y ago|0 comments
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HCI Deep Dives – An AI Generated Podcast Based on HCI Publications(deep-hci.org)
2 points by kgarten 2y ago|0 comments
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by kgarten 2y ago
NotebookLM is great to get an overview of a publication. I created a short podcast focusing on HCI publications using NotebookLM https://www.deep-hci.org/ Just posted some ISWC, MobileHCI and UbiComp papers, UIST is up next
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Evidence that Masks seem to be effective against Covid (2022)(cdc.gov)
15 points by kgarten 4y ago|3 comments
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by kgarten 4y ago
https://aisnakeoil.substack.com/p/gpt-4-and-professional-ben... "GPT-4 and professional benchmarks: the wrong answer to the wrong question OpenAI may have tested on the training data. Besides, human benchmarks are
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by kgarten 4y ago
lol .. then don't claim you have: "His claims are simply false, easily refuted by empirical data." he underlines his claims with examples showing what he means. I recommend you to read the original article by Chomsky, as you
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by kgarten 4y ago
ok, you didn't answer my first questions. I try a couple of more. your first argument is useless, as anything might be a path to AGI ... first order logic / expert systems are ... regarding empirical data, you are bringing up anec
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by kgarten 4y ago
ha ha ... every human is a fool in that case (as every human holds some unreasonable believes and opinions some point in time). "He has discredited his mind?" This sentence does not make sense to me. Explain what you mean by this
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by kgarten 4y ago
to make my point easier: for my definition of to read, to understand and comprehend you need a body, an embodied mind. you need agency and consciousness. ChatGPT has none of those, it's an implementation of several matrix functions. th
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by kgarten 4y ago
Yes, as I said we have different definitions. For me, it's matrix multiplications on data made to output things that are approximations to what a human has written before on that question or text you're prompting it. I know how tr
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by kgarten 4y ago
Very skeptical about this. I'm working with heart rate monitors and different physiological signals. The wrist-based smart watches are still sometimes way off compared to an ECG baseline, depending on skin type and how they are worn. E
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by kgarten 4y ago
Then we have a different definition of reading. To read means to understand and comprehend for me.
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by kgarten 4y ago
the models we have today will never be able to read .. they are just able to produce something that we cannot distinguish from human output. we should be more careful on how we use them. in my opinion, ChatGPT and similar will be horrible f
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by kgarten 4y ago
I'm wondering about the study ... I'm a complete novice so might get things wrong, yet the participant description has not much information (e.g. average, std of the age, gender etc.). N is also just given in the abstract. Also th
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by kgarten 4y ago
especially enterprise Java beans and xml!
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by kgarten 4y ago
in my opinion, the person/entity who wrote the books with the lookup tables is intelligent, the room is not …
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by kgarten 4y ago
true, true ... I especially love Liz Breadly's course https://www.complexityexplorer.org/courses/167-nonlinear-dyn... she seems an amazing educator, check out her 12 min intro: https://m.youtube.com&#x
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by kgarten 4y ago
we are talking about Haiti ... thanks for the Sweden statistic. I find both interesting, yet not consider them as downvotable. there are too many people on hackernews recently who just downvote based on their gut.
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by kgarten 4y ago
don't understand the downvotes. Agree with you.
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by kgarten 4y ago
"The average IQ of a Haitian is less than 80, that's below the level that the US Army will accept ..." The US Army does not screen recruits using IQ tests and does not reject smb with a low IQ, it seems you were listening too
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by kgarten 4y ago
It might be art but it's art created by humans using matrix multiplications and a lot of data. For me the image generators are tools. They don't have intention, consciousness, and don't "know" why they produce somet
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by kgarten 4y ago
Still love my Pursim Librem 14. It's not my everyday laptop, yet still like to use it for several private projects (doing some rust, erlang and elexir programming on it). Trying to learn a new programming language each year ...
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by kgarten 4y ago
in the whole discussion, I feel you are missing a point. AI creates something that looks like art to humans based on a probability distribution. for me art is not the end product but the process. I want to understand the artists intentions
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by kgarten 4y ago
Nice article and interesting comparison. Yet, I have a minor issue with the title: Deep Learning are also statistical methods ... "univariate models vs. " would be a better title.
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by kgarten 4y ago
Giving Elon's recent tweets about engagement and other metrics ... Sounds more like Twitter 3.0 to me ... Web 3.0 style. "the line goes up" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g Last time I logged in on
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by kgarten 4y ago
did they stop putting backdoors into software/hardware and collecting zero day exploits instead of sharing them?
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by kgarten 4y ago
I moved my apple account between countries and lost a lot tv series and books I bought ... oh sorry I didn't buy them I bought the right to temporary view them. same with some old games/apps, they work still perfectly on my older
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GitHub lawsuit threatens open source?(boxofcables.dev)
3 points by kgarten 4y ago|0 comments
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by kgarten 4y ago
on a tangent ... beautiful typography, I love Matthew Butterick's work on legible fonts an his guide to practicle typography. all the best with the lawsuit.
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by kgarten 4y ago
my point was that the architecture and models are so fairly different that at least the title is trivial. Nobody even the original research claimed that. the suggested research and the paper in question deal with grid cells and how they eme

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