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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
Can you explain what part of his post you believe is inconsistent with that quote?
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
IIRC that happened with evolution. In the initial presentation of Darwin and Wallace's work on evolution (presented with their consent by someone else) Wallace was described as the primary author since he was planning to publish first.
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
I think quite a lot of people can distinguish between AI and real (maybe 30%?) but almost no one is worried about distinguishing between ChatGPT and other image generators
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
If you want to accuse it of plagiarism then yes (or have an LLM do it for you I guess)
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
This is clearly not the same thing. Other than both of them adding additional dimensions to chess they have nothing in common.
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
Personally, I'd be fine with LLM writing if it wasn't so unpleasant to read
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
You can inherit basically unlimited amounts of wealth without doing much of anything, immoral or otherwise
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
I don't understand what you are trying to say. Which of the following is it, (or is it something else entirely)? 1. There is a much shorter proof that would also be accepted by lean, we just aren't thinking about the problems in t
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
It would be interesting to see how far I would have to go with jailbreaks before it becomes my problem rather than OpenAI's. For instance, if I hack into someone else's computer to copy their music then they aren't the ones v
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
I don't know about legally, but practically speaking people downloading MP3s could decrease an artists sales but chatgpt talking about their lyrics realistically can't.
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
Even in a world where these models are heavily restricted, surely the likes of cancer researchers will be among those who have access
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
I hope you keep these horrible thoughts to yourself if you ever walk through a paediatric hospital
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
It sounds plausible they spent more, given the output tokens (6 billion of them) would cost $300k at API prices and presumably there will have been many more input tokens than output tokens.
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by sebzim4500 1mo ago
Very clever but if your definition of a dying company includes companies that make more revenue and profit year after year then your definition is pointless. Words mean things.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
I don't see why an open source project would care one way or the other? If the prompter owns it then they are licensing it by submitting it to the project. If no one owns it then there is no problem.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
I think the difference is that Silicon Valley clearly had writers who were very familiar with software engineers and founder culture etc. Whereas no one on the set of e.g. Suits has ever had contact with the legal system
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
Didn't he plead guilty?
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
I think it's more that distilling is enormously cheaper than training from scratch to achieve the same results
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
My guess is we only see this once they start saturating computer use benchmarks. That's a use case which would be extremely valuable at the right costs/speed, but the current models just aren't there yet.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
I doubt he was claiming that. He's probably saying that the ability of Chinese companies to be able to distill frontier US models has put downwards pressure on the price of all models.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
Maybe, but surely there are users who are willing to trust all users of their db instance.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
What possible upside exists for Hugging Face to go after one of their most important partners in that way?
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
In this case though no damages were done. It's more like you let your dog off the leash and it scared me a bit.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
Good point because massive insurance companies can't afford lawyers and no one ever sues large companies.
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by sebzim4500 2mo ago
>You can control the temperature and music from your phone That's really cool but makes sense. Can't wait for them to be available in London. I'd use them instead of Uber even if they cost much more.
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by sebzim4500 3mo ago
Presumably it drops back to 4.8 in those cases so it's not really worse
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by sebzim4500 3mo ago
This isn't the chat that made the actual discovery, this is just a chat explain it to Tao
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by sebzim4500 3mo ago
Its probably 100x more than it would have cost to do it legitimately, so seems like reasonable damages to me
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by sebzim4500 3mo ago
I believe it's just giving a prompt to an LLM saying "combine these things ..."
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by sebzim4500 3mo ago
That's a really interesting claim, can you give an example of a question that could reasonably be on a K-12 exam that a frontier model can't answer?

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