# New "Chatty" vs "No Yapping" toggle in OpenAI API and more upcoming I think @joannejang et al's new Model Spec is very thoughtfully designed and basically welcome it as the Three Laws of our times (in particular the Objectives/Rules/Defaults splits) But why is nobody talking
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GPT-4 Regulatory Ringfencing and Latecomer Bias Critique
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i thought it was fairly obviously drawn to ringfence GPT-4 (at 10e25) – always the classic regulatory bias of "what we have now is fine but no more without my approval ok" when being a latecomer regulator
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Timeline Flooded with DBRX Content, Questioning Sponsorship
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why is my entire timeline just dbrx propaganda rn did u guys buy twitter
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Covering Data Sources and Topics with Pivot Analysis for AI News
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ya and i basically cover all those although perhaps with some points of weakness. i need to do a "pivot" (as in pivot table) of the data sources with the topics so this helps with checking weighting. i think ultimately the dream is 1) "hacker news of ai" with these kinds of
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Cursor Party: Competitive Programming with AI Enabled
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i think either @amanrsanger or @arvid220u are speaking at AIEWF! cursor party?? could be fun to do some kind of competitive programming with cursor enabled
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RAG for Diffusion Models to Reduce Knowledge Requirements
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i wonder if we can do rag for diffusion models to get rid of the knowledge requirement. 0.6b params is great
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LLMs as Compression: Underrepresented Languages Challenge
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> This also means that languages that are not well represented online typically aren't able to be compressed well you havent referred to the idea of llms as compression anywhere prior in the post overall good article!
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Request for more behind-the-scenes technical content and broader coverage
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the behind the scenes on claude thread you did was great, more like that anything @AmandaAskell or @benskuhn is good but also it doesnt gave to be an anthropic only newsletter. you have credibility if you can objectively discuss other stuff, including competing
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Security and Safety Talks: Low Attendance Despite High Importance
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there's a whole conf in here for security/safety as well. i feel like the supply vs demand ratio for security/safety talks are hard to gauge. i dont know how to handicap here. its like testing in trad software – everyone agrees its impt, then the talks get crickets
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NYT’s Failed Gambit Against OpenAI: Content Uniqueness Miscalculation
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the thing we talked about in the Data War is coming to pass – in breaking off negotiations and choosing the nuclear option with openai; the NYT made a hard bet on the uniqueness of their content oai simply shrugged and went with the next best paper of record. NYT management may