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631.
by leobg 3y ago
Any way to run a fine tuned Mistral model?
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by leobg 3y ago
They should be capturing the changes that people make to the ChatGPT outputs. Many people will be copying the outputs to some other application and then make changes. If open AI would make it easier to modify the outputs right within ChatGP
633.
by leobg 3y ago
There actually is a reward function for text that can be used to go beyond the human input data. It is plausibility: If you question the response and check it against responses about related questions, how much does it align with those? Thi
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by leobg 3y ago
Maybe Altman should just go have some kids and RLHF them instead.
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EarthCam – Dealey Plaza Cam(earthcam.com)
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by leobg 3y ago
Dr. Condor, in Stefan Zweig's novel "Beware of Pity": """ Don’t you know the medical tricks we play? When we don’t know what to do ourselves, we play for time, we keep patients occupied with chatter and little
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by leobg 3y ago
What about the date?
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by leobg 3y ago
Wasn’t this the game? Cheat people into generating top quality content for you. Once you have enough, put all of it behind a paywall. And use all that content as your chips in the new AI game.
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by leobg 3y ago
Well, of course he regrets it. That “reset params” button turned out to wipe the whole GitHub repo. :)
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by leobg 3y ago
Wasn’t saying that. In fact, I was quite puzzled. Altman hasn’t started any SpaceX, NVIDIA or even Stripe. However, pg has been working with many founders. And he has been working with Altman. I haven’t. So while it may puzzle me, I do have
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by leobg 3y ago
Read what pg has to say about him. He named Altman as one of the top 5 most interesting founders of the last 30 years. > startup investing does not consist of trying to pick winners the way you might in a horse race. But there are a few
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by leobg 3y ago
Sutskever said something interesting in his Lex Fridman interview: "In an ideal world, humanity would be the board members, and AGI would be the CEO. Humanity can always press the reset button and say, 'Re-randomize parameters!&#x
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by leobg 3y ago
In a culture where people talk, yes. In a culture where one pushes ahead and brushes the others aside, no. Marriage 101. (I don't know if that's what happened here. But many sources seem to point in that direction at the moment.)
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by leobg 3y ago
I hope her book will be as good as the article. Something like the earlier works of Walter Isaacson, rather than his latest Musk bio.
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by leobg 3y ago
Well, I guess OpenAI always had a special kind of humor. Brockman had a robot as ringbearer for his wedding. And instead of asking how your colleagues are doing, they would have asked “What is your life a function of?”. This was 2020. http
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by leobg 3y ago
Isn't Microsoft in breach of contract here? Not by the word (parties hadn't forseen such event, and so there won't be anything about this explicity in the contract). But one could argue that MS isn't acting in good faith
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by leobg 3y ago
So Elizabeth Holmes should have gone free? More so, if you were the victim of fraud, you should not be able to get your money back in court, because a lie is speech, and speech must always be free from state intervention?
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by leobg 3y ago
The benefit of the doubt is another thing that is in your constitution. Jewish people have been driven from their homelands, have had their livelihoods shattered, and have been burned, shot, and starved to death. Anybody who uses the term a
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by leobg 3y ago
I am a lawyer and have actually fought such issues (freedom of speech vs libel) in court.
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by leobg 3y ago
Serious consequences wrt the state. Not other citizens. And those can use the legal system to sue you. For "speech" in terms of facts, the state will help a citizen get a retraction and/or damages if the facts were objectivel
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by leobg 3y ago
> This was about stopping a runaway train before it flew off a cliff with all of us on board. Believe me, the board and I gave him tons of chances to self-correct. But his ego was out of control. > Don't let the media hype fool y
652.
by leobg 3y ago
Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences. Specifically when it concerns consequences of libel and defamation. Freedom of speech is the freedom to express opinions and debate. And even that is no guarantee that what do you say it w
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by leobg 3y ago
Well, he tweeted that once he “goes off” the board won’t be able to do anything about it, because he never owned any equity. That’s how I read it.
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by leobg 3y ago
Interesting take. The counter argument is that the basic idea behind copyright is that the expression of personality through the way you formulate ideas is a part of “you“. That somebody would start talking like you, or looking like you, an
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by leobg 3y ago
He’s a major investor in that AI pin thing? If that is so, maybe something like this is the cause for him being fired.
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by leobg 3y ago
This is one thing in Germany that makes me feel like I’m living in the Matrix: You think you’ve learned about World War II and the Nazis in school. You think the lessons are all to clear. But then you read Sebastian Haffner’s “Geschichte ei
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by leobg 3y ago
I tried that. But their recognition model seems to be quite picky. And you need the voice change real time. No time to edit anything.
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by leobg 3y ago
So did your grandma interact with him? How come people in the article are/were so reluctant to talk about him?
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by leobg 3y ago
It actually is enforced. They have a verification system where they show you random text on the screen and you have to read that into the microphone. So I don’t know how the tweet author got around that.
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by leobg 3y ago
Though it’s obvious that the customer does not have these permissions in probably 95% of cases, maybe 100%. Because if both people agree, then you might as well just take a photo of them together. No need for AI then. In Germany, a contract

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