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by nojvek 3y ago
The whole idea is we as humans who aren’t aligned to each other - waging wars, spreading lies, censoring information, committing genocides are going to align a superintelligence seems laughable. Competition and evolution is law of nature. T
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by nojvek 3y ago
This ^ Intelligence is a tool that a self sustaining organism uses to ensure it survives, adapts and dominates an environment. The alignment problem is fundamentally moot due to the laws of evolution. Any systems that align itself to preser
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by nojvek 3y ago
I wish they would define some of their terms. > to align future superhuman AI systems to be safe has never been more important. Align to who? Align to US citizens, OpenAI shareholders, align to what values? What does safe mean? Pornograp
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by nojvek 3y ago
Thank you for writing this. It’s somewhat sad that we in US have been divided. I don’t stand for Israel, or Palestinians but for a deeper value of protecting life. It makes me sad and mad that our tax payer money is used to build missiles a
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by nojvek 3y ago
> Protecting Young Persons from Exposure to Pornography Act. It also says senators were afraid to vote against the bill. Can someone explain to me why children looking at porn is a massively evil thing. Why that control should be in the
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America is now the #2 economy. In PPP, China is now the largest economy.
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The unintuitive thing about self driving cars is when we drive it’s not just about the source, destination, road lights and signs. That may be the 99% but the last 1% is all sorts of crap on the road that one has to triage in milliseconds w
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by nojvek 3y ago
Billion ain't much nowadays. The big 5 do 100B+/year in net profits. <1% doesn't matter. It's like being fined a $1000, while earning 6 figures. It feels like a pinch.
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Given history of how US lawmakers have passing any bills that seriously threaten the might of BigTech, compared to how EU keeps on giving the middle finger to Big Tech, it's a weak argument. Corporations run America.
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Great article overall and agree with local models. If it is connected to the internet, then it is not secure, you cannot trust your data not to be slurped up somewhere. Threat models yada yada. I'm in love with how fast models like ins
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Amazing. Thank you Microsoft.
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Since the viewer is on GitHub, I’ll take it for a spin. Are you accepting pull requests?
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Any plans to open source the code?
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Holy mother of god. Wow! Either matterport takes and runs with this or this is a startup waiting to disrupt Realestate. I can’t believe how smooth this ran on my smartphone. Feedback: if there was a mode to use the phone compass and gyro fo
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by nojvek 3y ago
Thank you for fast.ai. I'm glad the sweet VC is moving to smaller players to increase the diversity of ideas instead of it all being captured by OpenAI. The world needs more players doing tinkering. AI is only going to work for everyon
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by nojvek 3y ago
There are papers written about this. https://openreview.net/pdf/0c9a0f445d430a4d2bf9a08078c435091... Without a loop - an LLM takes a fixed set of tokens and produces a fixed set of tokens. It has some internal state. S
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by nojvek 3y ago
I really hope Tesla is going to sell this as a commodity robot even though their AI software isn't perfect. Or even the motors and actuators separately. If the video is real, what they've done on the hardware side is much more rem
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by nojvek 3y ago
They distributed phi1.5 to huggingface but I believe for phi-2 Microsoft is only adding it to Azure AI Studio in the hopes that it will make developers sign up for it. https://huggingface.co/microsoft I wonder why Microsoft
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by nojvek 3y ago
I wish they shared their 1.4T dataset. I love that the RedPajama dataset is openly shared on HuggingFace.
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The pre-training phase of GPT for next work prediction is essentially that - dump all text you can find and let the model figure out the relationship between tokens/words. I agree though - what’s missing in neural architectures is adva
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I’d say it’s a reasonable take. Israel’s response is disproportionately aggressive as they’re dropping air bombs on civilian infrastructure and putting a blockade on basics like food, medicine, water. That being said at an international lev
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Curious other than Norway with its massive oil funds and Germany with its manufacturing industry, and to some extent France. How do rest of EU ensure exports > imports? Or is it all piggy backing of the big producers like Germany that th
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I wonder if Lina Khan will be able to finally get her anti-trust case through against Google. It’s interesting how the judges in Apple vs Epic stayed with Big Tech, same with Microsoft on the Blizzard acquisition. Almost if the Judges are s
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by nojvek 3y ago
Anyone have a feeling karpathy may leave openAI to join an actual Open AI startup where he can openly speak about training tweaks, the datasets architecture etc. It seems recently OpenAI is the least open startup. Even Gemini talks more abo
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nanoGPT & micrograd are master pieces of code. Truly god level code. Andrew Karpathy is truly a gem and super grateful he still publishes videos showing his art. Cerebras showing their distributed architecture on that same piece of code
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Competition is how the world moves forward. I'm super glad small and big players have competitive models. The thing that makes me a bit sad is how announcements show the benchmarks but they way they test is tweaked to make their metric
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My bad. Should have just used the whole username.
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Anujdesh, this is amazing. Is the calculator being manufactured fully in India or shipped from China? Curious. Love the WiFi connected ability. Does the user have any choice on what api they want to export to? Or it has to be a specific app
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At the end of the day, we like all other species have our root loop as self preservation and procreation. In our modern society, money is inherently tied to survival as it can be traded with resources that helps further the root loop. We hu
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I acknowledge it’s easy to be an armchair critic. You are the ones in battlefield doing real work and pushing the edge. The thing is I don’t want the pro-open-source players to fizzle out and implode because funding dried up and they have n

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