If you want to get dumber, confused, and lacking any situational awareness, listen to anonymous "AI influencer" drivel accounts…
@fchollet
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Brute Force State Space Search Efficiency in AI Systems
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No, the top score if you didn't account for action efficiency would be 100%, achievable with 20 lines of Python. All you need is to brute-force the state space. Please stop spreading complete disinformation.
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Evaluating AGI: Beyond Mimicry to True Learning Capability
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Judging AGI by how well it can mimic us is a category error, because mimicry isn't intelligence and isn't general. We should judge AGI by how well it learns to do things we didn't teach it (including things we don't know how to do ourselves).
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Harmattan: Paris-based military drone company innovating beyond quadcopters
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My favorite military drone company is Paris-based Harmattan (
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History of Quadcopter Drones: From 1907 to Consumer Market
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The very first quadcopter prototype was the Breguet-Richet Gyroplane No. 1, created in 1907 by Breguet Aviation in France. The first consumer quadcopter drone was the Parrot AR.Drone, released in 2010 by French company Parrot SA. It was also the first commercially successful
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AI Lacks Introspection and Metacognitive Abilities
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One of the most jarring things about current AI is its lack of introspection ability and metacognition. It doesn't know what it doesn't know, how it knows, or how it could find out. It's a one-way system.
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Full Automation Future Shifts All Work to Interpersonal Marketing
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In a hypothetical world where literally everything could be automated at no cost (we're very far from that), everybody would work in interpersonal marketing. Seriously.
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Capitalism Automation and Relative Advantage in Labor Markets
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In a capitalist economy, absolute levels of value creation and productivity take a backseat to relative competitive advantage. That's why jobs still exist despite 150 years of intense automation. As long as hiring someone represents a non-zero advantage for firm A in its
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Human Cognitive Limits as Intelligence Design Feature
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Human biological limits, like our tiny working memory and shallow calculation depth, are actually a feature. They force us to abstract, compress, intuit. If we had infinite resources, we would never have needed intelligence.
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Cognitive Friction and Interface Abstractions Enable Long-term Technical Compounding
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I'd say cognitive friction is even more than just a regularizer: it's an incentive to find the right interface abstractions, and in turn good abstractions are what enables compounding over time. Piles of spaghetti don't compound, they collapse under their own weight after a while