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by raydiatian 3y ago
I'd argue that precisely the converse is true: A book contains intelligence (as do all things), but it cannot actively communicate it. Maybe the intelligence/knowledge debate needs to be had, where: 1. intelligence implies the aut
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by raydiatian 3y ago
You down with OPP? (other people's perception) Yeah, you know me!
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by raydiatian 3y ago
Attention is all you need is new the same way Bitcoin is new. Just because you optimally resynthesize old ideas doesn’t mean it’s not new.
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by raydiatian 3y ago
Emergency emergent emergence
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by raydiatian 3y ago
I agree that emergent behaviors are real, and important. I am skeptical, although not completely unconvinced, that LLMs like GPT are going to produce truly emergent phenomena, such as true first-principles logical reasoning. The limitations
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by raydiatian 3y ago
“Emergent anything” is probably the most obnoxious buzzword in all of machine learning.
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by raydiatian 3y ago
I dropped acid one time and turned a coffee grinder and an arduino into a system that opens my front door. I showed it to my friends but they laughed at me. But it worked, so I don’t give a shit.
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by raydiatian 3y ago
Stir my f*ing soul!
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by raydiatian 3y ago
Cus Windows fuckin sucks from the subcutaneous layer down to it’s bone marrow.
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by raydiatian 3y ago
Click Bait
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by raydiatian 3y ago
The problem is that at the inter-governmental scale of civilization, it’s essentially Stone Age tribalism. Survival of the fittest. As such, countries like the US and China are incentivized to disregard AI ethics in the interest of self pre
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by raydiatian 3y ago
Ted Lasso! Relevance!
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Knees be jerkin'
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by raydiatian 4y ago
I mean that's what happens when you signal for two decades that web is the highest paying salary for the lowest upfront investment. Furthermore, the ability for companies to do their compute in the cloud just means more HTTP traffic.
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by raydiatian 4y ago
> Instead, Olshausen and others argue that information in the brain is represented by the activity of numerous neurons. So the perception of a purple Volkswagen is not encoded as a single neuron’s actions, but as those of thousands of ne
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Isn’t that artificial super intelligence?
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by raydiatian 4y ago
> It's not cheating for people so asserting that it's cheating for machines just seems like goal post shifting more than anything. I genuinely appreciate this argument, and was considering it myself. In which case, I’d almost a
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by raydiatian 4y ago
What you’re saying gets to the core of why I would call it AGK and not AGI. Training a transformer on known answers to problems and then observing that it can successfully answer questions related to those problems is cheating. I think the
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Right but if it needs its hand held, that ends up being a transcription task rather than a logical reasoning task. Like if you _tell it_ the solution to a coding job in detail, it can build you the complex entity you’re looking for. But if
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by raydiatian 4y ago
I have been thinking for a few weeks now that we need another term for large language models trained on colossal datasets: AGK, artificially generally/globally knowledgeable. It can mimic a likeness of problem solving because the corpu
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Well, I mean it’s pretty fair accusation. ChatGPT was demonstrably bad at math. I think it was only recently mentioned that GPT4 was trained on math. Furthermore, consider what it means to apply the transformer architecture to math problems
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Unfortunately, I don't think Marvel is capable of that level of depth.
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Nice, that's probably closer then. I just plugged in the mass of the milky way for the mass.
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by raydiatian 4y ago
For those wondering, the radius of this black hole (assuming a Milkyway’s worth of mass), based on the Schwarzschild radius, would be anywhere from 10-1000x larger than Sagittarius A, the supermassive blackhole at the center of the Milky Wa
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by raydiatian 4y ago
I think AGI needs to be compared against the species in the aggregate. The vast majority of humans also cannot practice law or pass LSAT/GMAT, but some of us can. If we’re setting the bar for AGI as “anything you can do I can do better
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Artificially Globally Knowledgeable*
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by raydiatian 4y ago
GPT-4 is not quite AGI. Until it can build a functional code base for an entire distributed web platform based only on business requirements, debug it’s mistakes, it can’t be AGI. It is, to perhaps coin a term, AGK, artificially generally k
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by raydiatian 4y ago
This.
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by raydiatian 4y ago
Will try this, thank you!
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by raydiatian 4y ago
This looks rad.

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