It could be argued that when students see the chain of thought of LLMs they get examples of how to reason step by step to solve problems. So maybe that in itself could be valuable because students would be learning the value of step by step thinking and the different ways in
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Will the Humanities Survive Artificial Intelligence
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A beautiful article by D. Graham Burnett https://
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… ´The A.I. is huge. A tsunami. But it’s not me. It can’t touch my me-ness. It doesn’t know what it is to be human, to be me.’ ‘Historians have long extolled the “power of the archive.” Little did we know that the -
AI-Generated Novels: When Will Humans Want to Read Them?
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Good questions. They can write novels, sure, but how long before you and I will want to read such novels is a good question. Maybe never, maybe a couple of years – the uncertainty here is huge. It reminds me of https://
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Teaching AI Best Practices Instead of Banning Chatbots
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Weekend take 3: Teachers shouldn’t tell students not to use AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot. Teachers should instead teach best practices on how to use these AIs. Agree/disagree?
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Keyboard-Mouse-Screen Jobs Face Automation Wave
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Weekend take 2: Every job that is currently done through a keyboard-mouse-screen interface is likely to be automated. Agree/disagree?
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Why AI Generated Content Lacks Artistic Quality and Depth
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Weekend take: AI has generated tons of text, billions of images, video and songs. I feel however it has never generated a song worth listening, a book worth reading or a movie worth watching. Why? Admittedly, I find myself going back to my ChatGPT and Copilot history, so some
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Engineers Should Demand Fair Compensation Regardless of Location
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I don’t think so. What gov ca could do is tell everyone this is not acceptable. Engineers need to realise they are in great demand and not put up with the random stuff corporations tell them, like they should earn less because they’re in Canada or the UK.
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Vancouver AI Engineers Earn Less Than US Counterparts
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I just learned that after20 years, AI engineers in Vancouver still get paid less than their peers in the USA. That is just disrespectful and something Canadians should not put up with! @MarkJCarney Thanks to Canadian taxes channeled by @CIFAR_News and @NSERC_CRSNG
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Comparing RL, SFT, and Self-Training for Model Training
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Hi Lingesh, I added a section comparing RL, SFT and Self-Training to answer your question. SFT does not have a selection mechanism (R) and also it requires a supervised dataset. RL only requires the prompts 'o' as it generates the 'a's.