We are excited to support research into safety and societal impacts via our Researcher Access Program. We aim to provide subsidized API access to our frontier models, including Claude 2, to as many researchers and academics as we can.
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Anthropic Early Access Program Application Form
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Diaspora Decentralized Social Network Recommendation Explored
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@thesephist recommended Diaspora to me and it's high on my list!
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How Different Teams View Content Strategy
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Marketing, design, tech – all see content through different lenses. Understand what content means to different teams: https://
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Autonomous AI Agents for Web Browser Automation
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Agents that can operate on websites for you! It's like self-driving… for your browser 🚙
— HyperWrite (@HyperWriteAI) 13 juillet 2023
https://t.co/pGyjv0FjHsAgents that can operate on websites for you! It's like self-driving… for your browser
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Congratulations on Princeton Admission Future Research
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Congrats! Princeton is lucky to have you, and I'm looking forward to your future work!
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Symbol Tuning: Improving In-Context Learning with Arbitrary Symbols
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Today on the blog, read all about symbol tuning, a method that fine-tunes models on tasks where natural language labels are replaced with arbitrary symbols. Learn how symbol tuning can improve in-context learning for benefits across various settings →
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Mode Collapse in Large Language Models: Book Output Example
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Here’s actual example of mode collapse in an LLM, where “book” is repeatedly outputted.
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Mode Collapse in LLMs: Understanding Model Degradation
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This is an example of mode collapse—which it turns out happens in LLMs as well (and we discuss in the paper)!
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AI Models Data Generation Distribution Guarantees
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Despite growing interest in using these models to generate data, there are currently no guarantees about the resulting distribution. For example, if I want a normal distribution, it would look like this: