Extraordinary that sufficiently advanced math manages to cache obscure org charts while also solving distance-in-pronunciation for all words and languages simultaneously while also, no big deal, solving the problem of the human name schema that has bedeviled every program ever.
@patio11
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AI-Powered Delivery Text Interface with Auto-Translation
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One example among many is the delivery personnel have a text-like interface which includes scripted messages, which are auto-translated into appropriate display language for both sides of the text chain.
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Delivery Apps Bridge Commerce Across Language Barriers
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It is underremarked upon how much the delivery apps build to intermediate commerce between people whose shared slice of a common language is narrow.
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Sophisticated AI Testing: Math Problems Hidden in Prompts
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And if the tester is at all sophisticated Prompt #4 is going to ask you to do a math problem that doesn’t present itself as a math problem, showing all steps of the calculation, with Prompt #5 following less than five seconds later.
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Speed Requirements for AI Model Testing and Response Generation
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You’d literally have to type fifty times as fast as the tester does, doing all-natural artificial style transfer simultaneously with reading the next prompt and planning out your response to it.
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LLM Output Speed Challenges for Human Testers
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Interestingly I think this would be difficult these days if your tester was at all familiar with how LLMs write, because you’d John Henry yourself trying to keep up with the machine’s pace of output.
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Nearly Perfect Memory and Search Bar Strategy
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I have nearly an eidetic memory for everything I’ve ever written, though the word “nearly” is pulling more weight than it used to. So I just use that plus a search bar.
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Tether Remains Crypto’s Most Successful Product Company
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“Tether is the most successful product and company in crypto” is probably, if narrowly construed, true as of this exact moment in time.
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CFIUS: Committee on Foreign Investment in the US Explained
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(I’m finding ChatGPT absurdly useful for things like “Expand out CFIUS if the next word is lawyers, please.” Saving the world an API call: Committee on Foreign Investment in the US.)
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Compliance departments may reinterpret AI model regulations creatively
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I, erm, think it is very probable that many compliance departments are going to wake up in the morning and start sharpening their pencils on “We know this wasn’t what you meant, however, you may be surprised to learn that we do call FICO a ‘model’ and we have crunched on it, so.”