Can't even do your own 2-min research or your own thinking, have to delegate it to a text generator.
@fchollet
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Objective reality’s decline threatens collective decision-making
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Our grasp on objective reality is currently losing ground on seemingly all fronts, not just image posts on social media. The problem is that when objective reality is gone, we will be fundamentally unable to make collective decisions about what kind of world we want to live in.
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People’s inability to distinguish AI images from real photographs
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I am baffled by how a large majority of people appear to be unable to tell the difference between AI generated imagery and photographs, even when the picture in question has a background full of garbled text signage. RIP objective reality
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Compositionality Over End-to-End Learning: The Future of AI Models
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Much of the field obsesses over end-to-end learning. But strong generalization requires compositionality: building modular, reusable abstractions, and reassembling them on the fly when faced with novelty. The models of the future won't be just pipes, they will be Lego castles.
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LLMs Enable New Spammer Tactics with Synonym Swaps
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Spammers are now using LLMs to run multiple rounds of quasi-synonym swaps in order to avoid getting caught by spam filters due to repetitions. This is a new form of English — spammer-speak, where every sentence is nearly single-use
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Benchmarks and Competitions Drive Scientific Progress
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Benchmarks and competitions are an effective way to drive scientific progress.
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ML Engineer Recruitment for European Defense Drone Technology
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If you're a machine learning engineer passionate about European defense, and if you believe (like I do) that mass-produced semi-autonomous drones are the future of warfare, send your resume to talent@harmattan.ai. Harmattan is a very unique startup that is completely vertically
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Humanity Will Continuously Increase Compute Usage Year After Year
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You can safely bet that humanity will keep use more and more compute year after year. It's impossible to have a glut of compute, because any additional compute available can always be used to improve performance on the tasks you're already doing.
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ARC-AGI-3: New Frontier Benchmark Launching 2026
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We’ve also begun work on ARC-AGI-3, a new frontier benchmark intended to last for a while, launching in 2026. It completely departs from the earlier format — it tests new capabilities like exploration, goal-setting, and extremely data-efficient skill acquisition. Today, we're
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ARC Prize Foundation: Open Progress Towards AGI Through Benchmarks
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The ARC Prize Foundation (
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