With a chair and vice-chair from the Catholic University of America? I doubt it.
@ylecun
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Scientific breakthroughs precede industrial innovation by decades
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Innovation from industry is enabled by scientific breakthroughs that precede it by 5, 10, or 20 years.
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AI Self-Harm: The Prefrontal Cortex Problem
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Shooting oneself in the foot?
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Tesla Model S FSD Hardware 4 Autonomous Driving Capabilities
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I own a Tesla Model S with FSD and HW4. WDYM?
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Deep Learning: ConvNets and ViTs Training with Backpropagation
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Deep learning. Largely ConvNets or ViTs trained with backprop
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AI Content Moderation Legal Requirements for Social Networks
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Perhaps you would prefer one of these alternatives:
1. That these toxic contents not be filtered at all by social networks.
2. That these same people filter these contents manually and not by AI. Option 1 is illegal in many countries. Social networks are required by law to -
Deep Learning ConvNets: Core AI Beyond Language Models
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The vast majority of them use deep learning, i.e. ConvNets trained with backprop. It's not LLMs but it is AI.
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Deep Learning Without LLMs: Neural Net Backpropagation Focus
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It's all based on neural net / deep learning trained with backprop.
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MRI Technology Advancement Reduces Time and Cost
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I wasn't advocating the indiscriminate use of full-body MRIs, but the fact that the technology that makes this possible reduces the time and cost of an MRI exam is intrinsically a Good Thing.
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LLMs vs Vision Systems: Neural Nets and Architecture Differences
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Absolutely nothing. They both use neural nets and backprop. But LLMs are generative architectures trained on sequences of discrete symbols. Vision systems used in AEBS and other applications use ConvNets or ViTs trained to detect and classify from labelled samples.