nuz

10 ms·

121.
by nuz 3y ago
source apparantely https://twitter.com/dylan522p/status/1755118636807733456
122.
by nuz 3y ago
The point is probably the implication that it'll be pushed to android as a native feature (in the photos app or similar), thus it making sense for investors reading this to put money into google rather than e.g. stability or openai etc
123.
by nuz 3y ago
The other 50%
124.
by nuz 3y ago
If you make money using it, pay them. If you're using it for free, don't worry
125.
by nuz 3y ago
It's such a feedback loop though. Give promising european talent the same amount of cash and it's likely they'd do as well. Sometimes money is the main constraining factor (especially ML related things).
126.
by nuz 3y ago
90s Japan vs the US energy is back.
127.
by nuz 3y ago
The funny thing about LLMs is that there's no rush in adopting them. They're semi useful but not really right now, but you're not gonna be 'left behind' if you don't make use of them. Everyone involved is worki
128.
by nuz 3y ago
On threads
129.
by nuz 3y ago
I'm not sure we could extinguish all life on earth even if we wanted to, much less by accident via what we're doing now.
130.
by nuz 3y ago
At this point the amount of friction added to all these things is pushing things towards just not doing them in the first place (buying less stuff, using social media less). Nature walks and paper books doesn't have captchas.
131.
by nuz 3y ago
Really inspirational project. Does anyone know if there's an analog of this to the LLM space? I.e. can you take the embedding of two sentences and get a 'combined' sentence? Either by searching a corpus for the closest match
132.
by nuz 3y ago
Ilya is still around.
133.
by nuz 3y ago
Innovation is the only way we'll get out of this. Sitting on our asses consuming food for no innovation and a culture of shutting down any attempt like that will only make things worse. This is a good tradeoff for the environmental cos
134.
by nuz 3y ago
They were using stylegan faces for the profiles. It's pretty obvious. (Had they not used those they probably would have gotten away with it though.)
135.
by nuz 3y ago
This is about a different model than stable diffusion. You're using SVD I'm guessing, the weights here aren't released.
136.
by nuz 3y ago
Loras can often achieve that look. No weights though but that would have likely worked to skew it in the 'amateur video' direction.
137.
by nuz 3y ago
OpenAI probably does. Not sure about google, possibly not
138.
by nuz 3y ago
They might be willing to do things like crawl libgen which google possibly isn't, giving them an advantage. They might be more skilled at generating useful synthetic data which is a bit of an art and subject to taste, which other compe
139.
by nuz 3y ago
Or isn't allowed to by law, e.g. security etc.
140.
by nuz 3y ago
VR is gonna get wild in like 5 years if they keep this up
141.
by nuz 3y ago
Also less censored
142.
by nuz 3y ago
They can make plenty by offering consulting fees for finetuning and general support around their models.
143.
by nuz 3y ago
People can lie, people can send emails that look like they're from your boss. People now know deepfakes are a thing and have an immunity from trusting suspicious online meetings where your boss acts different than they usually do. Etc
144.
by nuz 3y ago
This is a common occurance I'm seeing lately. People treating these things as oracles and going straight to chatgpt/bard instead of thinking or researching for themselves
145.
by nuz 3y ago
This makes me excited about the future
146.
by nuz 3y ago
"Slightly" can mean such gigantic numbers still on this scale. Still interesting if this is the case
147.
by nuz 3y ago
Well the counter argument is that with an equal amount of compute, specialized models will win over generalized ones. The reason is that generalized ones have to spread out their weights to be able to do a ton of irrelevant things to the ni
148.
by nuz 3y ago
Finetuned local models can work just as well or better than gpt-4 in many use cases
149.
by nuz 3y ago
The real 'winners' here in the upcoming AI wave will be people with existing platforms. They'll replace staff and pocket the difference. This one was obvious but it soon won't be.
150.
by nuz 3y ago
"Deep Neural Networks Module: $150k" seems kind of unecessary. Torch/tensorflow already fills that niche so well.

More ›