spyder

17 ms·

121.
by spyder 4y ago
I don't think anybody wants to create a god that only can be controlled by worshipping and begging to it like in the history, if anything people themselves want to become god or to give themselves god-like power with AI that they have
122.
by spyder 4y ago
The obvious one: https://stability.ai/careers
123.
by spyder 4y ago
or a few iteration down ChatGPT will create that UI too. In the future it will not be a "boring" text chat but an interface that always morphs into the specific task you are asking it about.
124.
by spyder 4y ago
And hides a copy of itself on the machines, spreading like a virus. :-O Current model sizes makes that difficult, but even if it just leaves a backdoor access for itself it can get scary in the future.
125.
by spyder 4y ago
While reading it I was wondering if it was possible to do it with videos too and the lights containing the mains "flickering", since videos has lower sampling rates than audio it must be harder. It looks like it's harder but
126.
by spyder 4y ago
Yea, this is an example of the transfomer models' ability of in-context learning, they just don't incorporate them into their long-term fixed memory yet, but I imagine it's the next step. Some interesting recent papers about
127.
by spyder 4y ago
While that Quora article has some important references to see the whole picture better it's still very biased and the conclusion that Russia invaded Ukraine to defend itself from WW3 is pretty wild. Because otherwise NATO would've
128.
by spyder 4y ago
Yep, you can even adjust the overprovisioning manually (at least for Samsung). So if you need more endurance (and improved random write performance) just buy bigger capacity and increase the over provisioning allocation. Found this good sum
129.
by spyder 4y ago
"but where's Facebook's LLM that's available to the public" They are trying it, here: https://ai.facebook.com/blog/democratizing-access-to-large-s... Demo: https://opt.alpa.ai&#x2F
130.
by spyder 4y ago
There is a reason to fix it as the comments are showing it, but yes it's not really for safety reason. It's annoying, a shitty user experience and makes it feel like a lower quality product. Even if it's a minor thing some us
131.
by spyder 4y ago
ChatGPT got internet access and took it down :-O
132.
by spyder 4y ago
Awesome, this is probably the best one to date even compared to the recent Riffusion, Jukebox and the older MIDI generating MuseNet. especially the conditioning on humming and whistling examples are cool, but to bad they use very common mel
133.
by spyder 4y ago
OpenAI already has a model to improve factual accuracy and provide citations: https://openai.com/blog/webgpt/ It's probably not too hard for them to tune ChatGPT and the upcoming GPT4 that way, and I think it
134.
by spyder 4y ago
He means multiple GPUs in parallel that have a combined VRAM of that size. So around 4 x NVIDIA A100 80GB, which you can get for around $8.4 / hour in the cloud. or 7 x NVIDIA A6000 or A40 48GB for $5.5 / hour So not exactly cheap
135.
by spyder 4y ago
If you are interested in the machine learning part, you can try the Numerai tournament ( https://numer.ai ). They provide obfuscated high quality hedge fund data that participants can train their models on and send back only the
136.
by spyder 4y ago
Try the Lora fine-tuning method with few MB results: https://github.com/cloneofsimo/lora
137.
by spyder 4y ago
Another cool demo generating textures with stable diffusion directly in blender: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RG7B29FBZKU
138.
by spyder 4y ago
That's one of the reasons more and more sites are starting to require sign-up to continue reading the article. So only provide a summary of your article to search engines and users can access the rest by the annoying sign up (or captch
139.
by spyder 4y ago
Probably / hopefully they will not just simply add it to Bing because of the bad factual information it can produce but they will use it to query and summarize the search data. Because it's not really the factual data what is impr
140.
by spyder 4y ago
It will get worse with the advancement of AI and could scam the less vulnerable people too for example by voice cloning from few minutes of a voice sample of your friends or relatives. There was a CEO of a company who already got scammed in
141.
by spyder 4y ago
And even if they put ads in the AI's answers you could just feed it trough other AIs to adblock it (by asking to remove ads from this text). Will be interesting to see it happen because I'm sure some of them will do that.
142.
by spyder 4y ago
Another related audio diffusion model (but without text prompting) here: https://github.com/teticio/audio-diffusion
143.
by spyder 4y ago
Huh, WTF? What's wrong in getting interested in something because there is new progress in it? And how can you assume he is only interested in it because of the money when he only asked about how to learn, play around with code and did
144.
by spyder 4y ago
Domestic bank transfers in many EU countries are already "instant" and EU wants to make it mandatory for every member without extra fees: https://www.euronews.com/next/2022/10/26/eu-pushes-for-b
145.
by spyder 4y ago
It kinda answers it if you just ask it to explain it step by step to make it think harder about the question. Not perfectly because it says 3 examples but doesn't say that those are all the possible ones. And after that it started to e
146.
by spyder 4y ago
Lot of human work is just "variations on common templates".
147.
by spyder 4y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/
148.
by spyder 4y ago
Because it looks like LLMs will be able to command all those too (voice cloning, photo generation, etc) to achieve the tasks given to it but not the otherway around. So voice cloning can be dangerous in itself but it cannot interact with th
149.
by spyder 4y ago
ChatGPT is awesome and seems better than OpenAI's codex playground. Asked both of them to draw an owl in JavaScript and codex produced non-sense rectangles or circles with multiple tries: https://jsfiddle.net/709wxmc1&#
150.
by spyder 4y ago
And it will also pay for it with the money it earned from offering rides to people. :-)

More ›