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by z7 2y ago
I don't understand it either. Why is Elon Musk a "terrorist"? And why is this the most upvoted post? Maybe being European limits my ability to comprehend American political rhetoric.
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by z7 2y ago
No, the development of an artificial general intelligence does seem like a special case compared to usual IP debates, particularly in the potential multiplicative positive-sum effects on society overall.
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by z7 2y ago
How about a consequentialist argument? In some fields, AI has already surpassed physicians in diagnosing illnesses. If breaking copyright laws allows AI to access and learn from a broader range of data, it could lead to earlier and more acc
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by z7 2y ago
Business and technical analysis of DeepSeek's entire R&D history with extrapolations: https://chatgpt.com/share/67a0d59b-d020-8001-bb88-dc9869d52b...
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by z7 2y ago
> The right-wing narrative scattered throughout this article is irritating. Without further substantiation such a claim is very low signal. What it tells me is that you think he said something bad or something you disapprove of.
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by z7 2y ago
It's not even new: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Project
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by z7 2y ago
Schmidhuber said this before, cf. https://old.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/2xcyrl/i_a...
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by z7 2y ago
But if dreaming serves a purpose, like processing experiences, emotions, 'defragmenting' the mind, couldn't regular lucid dreaming disrupt this?
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by z7 2y ago
Haven't most of the old writers left Valve by now?
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by z7 2y ago
Meanwhile, two days ago Altman said that the pathway to AGI is now clear and "we actually know what to do", that it will be easier than initially thought and "things are going to go a lot faster than people are appreciating r
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by z7 2y ago
>Altmans quote was that AGI "could be just a few thousand days away" which sounds a lot more optimistic on the surface than it actually is. I think he was referring to ASI, not AGI.
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OpenAI o1 Results on ARC-AGI-Pub(arcprize.org)
187 points by z7 2y ago|118 comments
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by z7 2y ago
Source: https://x.com/polynoamial/status/1834312400419652079
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by z7 2y ago
I wonder why the author omitted Musk's stated motive for the move. Wouldn't that be of interest to the reader? Like, why do this? I also notice your explanation has been censored.
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Sam 2: The next generation of Meta Segment Anything Model(ai.meta.com)
83 points by z7 2y ago|1 comments
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by z7 2y ago
"The author critiques ChatGPT's ability to summarize accurately, arguing that it merely shortens text without true understanding, resulting in incomplete and sometimes misleading summaries, as demonstrated by a comparison between
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by z7 2y ago
Does it have some kind of world model or not? (Cf. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40719443 ) Prompt: Joe drove Sue to university. Afterwards he drove home again and drank a tea with her in the kitchen. ** There seems t
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by z7 2y ago
Nice absolute certainty you have there.
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by z7 2y ago
>Francois never claimed to be a neuro-symbolic believer His response: "This has been the most promising branch of approaches so far -- leveraging a LLM to help with discrete program search, by using the LLM as a way to sample progra
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by z7 2y ago
His predictions: >AGI by 2027 is strikingly plausible. GPT-2 to GPT-4 took us from ~preschooler to ~smart high-schooler abilities in 4 years. Tracing trendlines in compute (~0.5 orders of magnitude or OOMs/year), algorithmic efficie
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by z7 2y ago
>The researchers found that Sky was also reminiscent of other Hollywood stars, including Anne Hathaway and Keri Russell. The analysis of Sky often rated Hathaway and Russell as being even more similar to the AI than Johansson. This gives
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by z7 2y ago
Is he perhaps implying something nefarious about a typewriter? Maybe his typewriter disappeared and he's suspecting Sam Altman? Very suspicious.
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by z7 2y ago
You left out the part where PG wrote that Altman had already been doing two jobs for several years ("For several years he was running both YC and OpenAI").
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by z7 2y ago
Altman has said that he doesn't think LLMs alone are sufficient to achieve AGI: https://old.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/17wknc5/altman...
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by z7 2y ago
Being skeptical about various possibly biased stories from involved parties would mean not accepting any as true. Where is the conclusion? The burden of proof is usually on the person who brings a claim in a dispute. In contrast, the assump
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by z7 2y ago
There is no logical equivalence between being skeptical and jumping to a conclusion based on possibly biased statements from involved parties.
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by z7 2y ago
>Tasha McCauley holds a B.A. from Bard College and a master of Business Administration from the University of South California. >Helen Toner holds an MA in Security Studies from Georgetown, as well as a BSc in Chemical Engineering and
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by z7 2y ago
>Why is it that we wouldn't trust a generalist over a specialist in any walk of life, but in AI we expect one day to be able to? The specialist is a result of his general intelligence though.
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by z7 2y ago
A voice isn't owned. It exists as a transient event of sound waves moving through space, shaped and modulated by the atmosphere, surfaces, and distances. Without a medium and the presence of listeners, these vibrations are meaningless.
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by z7 2y ago
Yes, the unprecedented conversational functionality of the GPT-4o demo could be compared to the AI in the movie. Why assume that the tweet was about the voice sounding like Scarlett Johansson?

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