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by nuz 2y ago
Quite impressive how many AI companies Daniel Gross has had a hand in lately. Carmack, this, lots of other promising companies. I expect him to be quite a big player once some of these pays off in 10 years or so.
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by nuz 2y ago
Lots of anti AI narrative in the news lately. Not to be cynical but I'd hate to suspect it partially has to do with it threatening their business model.
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by nuz 2y ago
Agree to disagree
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by nuz 2y ago
No need for that tone
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by nuz 2y ago
I can't be the only one suspicious that there seems to be a coordinated set of articles (guardian and NYT) roughly at the same time pushing the same narrative (conveniently about something threatening their business). Gives me "th
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by nuz 2y ago
"Demand for rare earths and critical minerals is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years" For a limited resource.
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by nuz 2y ago
Looks great! I really have to supress my "AI thumbnails means low quality AI slop" sensors though because I've heard of this site before and know it's high quality.
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by nuz 2y ago
Follow the github author to this project and you get to https://ruijie-zhu.github.io/ which has in the bio "I am deeply fascinated by large language models and had the privilege to be one of the authors of the RWKV lar
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by nuz 2y ago
Oh this is by the inventor of RWKV, cool
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by nuz 2y ago
The article seems to suggest that this is a bad thing. But what's the alternative? That it just gets soaked up by the bank or the state or whatever happens when there's no will? Better it go to a person even semi by mistake like i
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by nuz 2y ago
Hacker culture was already on its deathbed and this is the final nail
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by nuz 2y ago
Yeah both their reputations are kind of screwed at this point so I don't really believe what they say based on just this
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by nuz 2y ago
I'm curious what the difference between this and an "automated scientist" like sama/openai says they want to build would be. This is what I imagine when they mention that goal.
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FEM Collision(jak-xyz.github.io)
2 points by nuz 2y ago|0 comments
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by nuz 2y ago
These announcements are kind of underwhelming but google is definitely going full force against openai now. Who knows how the playing field will look in another 2 years if they keep using their full weight like this
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by nuz 2y ago
Sora is also movement limited to a certain range if you look at the clips closely. Probably something like filtering by some function of optical flow in both cases.
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by nuz 2y ago
Yet another release right before google releases something. This time right before Google IO. Third time they've done this by my count.
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by nuz 2y ago
Making moves like these in an obvious attempt at pulling up the ladder behind them, while saying that "startup culture" is still important in ML. As usual don't believe anything sama is saying.
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by nuz 2y ago
Kind of scary if computer manufacturers start engaging in the same practices as google has started doing and SaaS companies regularly do i.e. increase prices while keeping the product largely the same (because the moat is so massive and sto
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by nuz 2y ago
Raise prices for non critical consumer electricity supply.
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by nuz 3y ago
People like to say AI is moving blazingly fast these days but this has been like a year in the waiting que. Guessing sora will take equally long if not way longer before the general audience gets to touch it.
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by nuz 3y ago
Meta has their own data centers so they definitely didn't pay the equivalent to what AWS costs
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by nuz 3y ago
I'm absolutely against involving the government to require indefinite support or anything like this suggests. It will have the opposite effect to "ending killing games", it'll increase indie costs and basically kill deve
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by nuz 3y ago
Interestingly they only say you have to disclose it if it's a singer missing a note. Seems like it's fair game to fix a note that was off key in real life and not disclose that.
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by nuz 3y ago
Just ask them to code up a python script for you. If the customer service representative complies that's a bot not a human
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A generalist AI agent for 3D virtual environments(deepmind.google)
559 points by nuz 3y ago|310 comments
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by nuz 3y ago
Yearly obligatory open source drop. What was it last time, whisper?
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by nuz 3y ago
Math, physics, chemistry won't change. Who knows if software will be nearly recognizable in 10-20 years from now, but the reality of the world will not.
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by nuz 3y ago
These articles are usually considered an ad for recruitment purposes and aren't really given much budget/time beyond that goal.
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by nuz 3y ago
This feels like a paid ad for eg MyWishes. I can't imagine this is a natural story someone felt was newsworthy

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