peresthe

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Responsible AI is dying. Long live responsible AI(treycausey.com)
1 points by peresthe 1y ago|0 comments
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Superagency and ADHD(treycausey.com)
3 points by peresthe 1y ago|0 comments
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by peresthe 3y ago
This is not only not possible to build in any reliable and maintainable way, but "[w]e are the most accurate AI text detector that exists" is an outlandish claim.
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Skeptical optimists are the key to an abundant AI future(treycausey.com)
28 points by peresthe 3y ago|28 comments
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by peresthe 4y ago
It is truly strange to see so many comments on Hacker News -- a message board owned by YCombinator, a startup accelerator whose actual mission is to launch wildly profitable companies -- talking conspiratorially about the wealthy being &quo
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by peresthe 4y ago
The comments here are particularly disappointing. Relitigating old Microsoft debates (all the way down to adolescent insults — instead of Micro$oft we have (c)opywrong), blaming Microsoft for global inequality (!), multiple references to AI
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by peresthe 4y ago
So the standard for a big company success in AI is that they have to release AGI? You must spend a lot of time being disappointed.
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by peresthe 4y ago
"The goal of this paper is to offer a somewhat comprehensive but simple catalog and classification of the most popular Transformer models." Yet of the 6 comments here, 2 of them are complaining about missing models and three more
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by peresthe 4y ago
It's important to note that the author is a well-known effective altruist who firmly believes that AI catastrophe _is_ coming and tweets about this quite a bit. Quite honestly, I find it odd (or perhaps telling) that Vox just provides