Very cool Yutong! 😀 What's the tldr — how accurate is PEVA? What are its limitations? What did you learn from this project, and what are you planning next?
@jeremyphoward
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Coordinated Trolling Versus Bot Networks Online
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Could also be coordinated trolling instead of bots I guess.
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AI reducing credentialism impact on society and education
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Hopefully will be a very healthy thing for society. Bring the credentialism down a notch or two…
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Open weights models more interesting than alternatives
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tbh that sounds much less interesting than open weights
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Lucas OpenAI hire raises concerns about values alignment
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Ah that's actually pretty great news. Ngl I was kinda bummed that Lucas went to OAI — it's a cool company and all, but didn't seem compatible with his values and approaches as I understood them. (Also the other recent Meta big name hires have been a bit underwhelming IMO.)
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Renowned AI Researcher Releases New Compositionality Paper
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The legendary researcher behind the classic "Faith and Fate" paper has dropped a new paper on compositionality! I can't wait to dig into this. @nouhadziri is one of my absolute fave thinkers in this space so I have a feeling this will be a classic too…
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Consumer Hardware Compatibility: Quad RTX 4090s PCIe Performance
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Exciting! How well does this work on consumer hardware – e.g. quad 4090s with PCIe x16?
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Golang compatibility concerns with Textualizeio platform choice
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Documentation Pages Designed Specifically for LLMs
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We also write some docs pages specifically designed for LLMs — more concise and code-heavy than when we write for humans. E.g