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by knaik94 3y ago
>For the 16 plaintiffs, the complaint indicates that they used ChatGPT, as well as other internet services like Reddit, and expected that their digital interactions would not be incorporated into an AI model. I don't expect this law
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by knaik94 3y ago
Just looking at the eval datasets used in the HF leaderboard, ARC is CC BY-SA, TruthfulQA is Apache, and HellaSwag and MMLU are both MIT. The first dataset many people will explore ml with, MNIST, is GPL-3.0 license. The audio courpus datas
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by knaik94 3y ago
1) 7B foundational model means this is a base model that has not been fine-tuned on the "prompt: response:" (instruct) structure, and it has 7 billion weights/biases. It's the working size of the model. 2) Currently ever
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by knaik94 3y ago
I don't mean evaluating a model at the end of training, I mean datasets used to quantify the relative performance across models and algorithms. Copyrighted data would make it harder to share and use, to reproduce results. I don't
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by knaik94 3y ago
The issue isn't that the results are necessarily bad from using a dataset with copyrighted exams. Using it for training data is "fine". But a copyrighted eval dataset makes it basically impossible to reproduce the results. On
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by knaik94 3y ago
>We want to emphasize that all the student authors in this paper worked really hard on what could have been a very interesting and valuable paper had the data been collected with consent. The many problems with the published work were no
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by knaik94 3y ago
I am confident my bottleneck is thermals and hardware related. I had the same speed when comparing koboldcpp and llamacpp a few versions ago. I am running it on a laptop on a full windows 10 install. It's a 10th gen i7 hex, 16g ddr4, a
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by knaik94 3y ago
Koboldcpp [1], which builds on llamacpp and adds a gui, is a great way to run these models. Most people aren't running these models at full weight, ggml quantization is recommended for cpu+gpu or gptq if you have the gpu vram. GGML 13b
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by knaik94 3y ago
The discord servers for a few of the projects are relatively popular. Most have a help channel you could post in if you have questions. The Discord for KoboldAI has some developers from koboldcpp ,which is the easiest and one of the most bl
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by knaik94 3y ago
When we were having a short in-person google cloud training session, we used Qwicklabs. From my understanding, we were trained by a Google contractor. I don't remember if the trainer described themselves as being from Qwiklab or Google
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by knaik94 3y ago
"A lot of developers are interested in getting access to ChatGPT plugins via the API but Sam said he didn’t think they’d be released any time soon. The usage of plugins, other than browsing, suggests that they don’t have PMF yet."
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Identifying Causal Mechansims in Alpaca and Other LLMs(nlp.stanford.edu)
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by knaik94 3y ago
Social exclusion is harmful to the development and mental health of teenagers too.
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by knaik94 3y ago
Their parents trust me to talk to their kids about things they didn't feel comfortable about. Their parents ask me to look out for their kids and implicitly understand that I'm told things that they aren't. I think it's
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by knaik94 3y ago
Social media is a method of communication at its core. Excluding kids from social media now also excludes them from social interactions. Being excluded is also damaging, and we no longer live in a world where not being on social media is pr
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by knaik94 3y ago
I am giving you perspective from someone that had social media limited. Not having a social media presence caused other kids to leave me out of things. I missed a lot of context on drama that happened online, and was always late in learning
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by knaik94 3y ago
Social media is an important way for kids to communicate to a group of people outside of their immediate friends. Kids born before broadband did not have the option to communicate in the same way, and trying to live that way now will do mor
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by knaik94 3y ago
You have the ability to help guide them through social media by helping them understand good and bad. I understand that you might have different beliefs, but social media plays a very critical role in young kids communicating with each othe
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by knaik94 3y ago
I think we are on the tail end of a generation that grew up without internet trying to govern generations that did. The single question that helps me decide whether someone is equipped to address the underlying problem, is asking if they un
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by knaik94 3y ago
I had a similar experience with an Android. Even though I never approved the use of my phone, Google account security showed it was registered already. The prompts went away when I explicitly removed it as a sign in option. I also had to ex
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by knaik94 3y ago
I didn't realize it misspelled the solution to level 8, and so I spent a few extra hours finding a second valid attack prompt. I am only annoyed with myself for not realizing. I enjoyed the difficulty increase in level 8. I tried using
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by knaik94 3y ago
And from the c-span youtube channel, timestamp ~2hr 14m 50s. https://youtu.be/_E-4jtTFsO4?t=8090 You can click the three dot menu next to the share button to pull up the autogenerated transcript or offical CC on c-span, on
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by knaik94 3y ago
It would require the camera to be on without notifying you, which isn't possible on modern OSes. Also, changes in pupil size are caused by many different things. That question is similar to asking whether heart rate can be used as a si
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by knaik94 3y ago
I think I would use the word misinformed or misguided. I feel it's hard to get a clear understanding because there's a lot of performative politics. There isn't enough push back to obstructionism. There are people doing good
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by knaik94 3y ago
Mullvad has options to pay by cash, bitcoin, or even a physical gift card, in addition to the usual methods. There are no usernames, everything is tied to a randomly assigned account number. It's also moving many servers to a diskless
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by knaik94 3y ago
Part of the issue is that the government itself takes part in that marketplace as a seller and buyer. There's no resonable way to make laws for corporations while giving a pass to government agencies, it might be proposed but it would
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by knaik94 3y ago
This is only a single state ban, the majority of content creators are unaffected. There is zero chance of this ban having any impact on the network effect. If anything I predict the opposite, people will become frustrated with the walled-ga
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by knaik94 3y ago
"I apologize for any misunderstanding. To clarify, there is currently no GPT-4 model available publicly. As for "ChatGPT3Turbo," that is not a model that I am aware of. However, I can confirm that I am a language model develo
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by knaik94 3y ago
In a similar tangent, I think Google and ClosedAI/OpenAI have intentionally made their public facing products perform worse over time as a way to assuage people's fears and risk of regulation. I'm sure some decisions are rela
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by knaik94 3y ago
These foundational models have already been created. Government backing has already been used to create a fully open source model. The effort has been multi-national. Government licenses aren't currently required to run one. "An a

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