right, good point; other chatbots do this though, just not with tweets
@jxmnop
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Model Innovation Beyond Profanity: Technical Merit Analysis
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is there anything novel or technically interesting about this model besides the fact that it outputs swear words?
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Unsupervised Text Deidentification Using Embeddings
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this is from our Unsupervised Text Deidentification paper (
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arxiv.org/abs/2210.11528) we use the embeddings to "identify" people from partially redacted text about them the embeddings are vectors with 3072 dimensions, projected down to 2D space to place them the map -
Nomic Creates and Prints AI Embedding Visualization Map
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the map was created with (and generously printed by!) nomic (
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Personal journey with AI embeddings and neural representations
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from last night: me with my embeddings
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Money doesn’t guarantee better quality of life perspectives
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personally i don’t think that having more money would significantly improve my quality of life
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Data Science Career Challenges and Financial Struggles in Tech
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yes this is very fair, my brain hurts every day when I leave work yet I’d be making six figures as a humble data plumber I was lucky to save for a couple years before grad school buts still tough, especially in nyc
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Mentoring and Teaching as Rewarding Career Paths
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I also think mentoring and teaching can be really rewarding, and I generally work less than most people with full-time jobs. also I’m gonna get a degree eventually… Overall I think the issue is nuanced and don’t agree with the other takes on Twitter so wanted to chime in 🙂
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Industry vs Academia: Comparing Career Satisfaction in Tech
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personally I prefer the latter, but there’s certainly satisfaction in both. I’m sure shipping products to users feels good, and obviously it’s nice to have compute and data (and $$) though in academia you can often get more personal credit for your ideas which can be rewarding
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PhD vs Big Tech: Choosing Research Independence in AI
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I turned down a job at google research to do a PhD at Cornell right before chatGPT came out and I don’t regret it at all. I see it like this. Do you want to work with a large group on building the fastest & fanciest system in the world, or in a small group testing crazy theories