The sheer volume of data makes automation imperative.
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NeurIPS Registration Fees: Industry Pricing Analysis
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1. This seems unusually early for NeurIPS registration to open. 2. The registration fees are $375/$800/$1000 for student/academic/industry, which is a pretty typical breakdown for NeurIPS. Could industry afford to pay more? Cf. @FAccTConference
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Bloom language model could have pushed further
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complètement d'accord, il aurait pu utiliser bloom pour pousser un peu 🙂
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GPT-3.5 versus GPT-4: Notable Performance Differences
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et là par contre nette différence gpt3.5 vs gpt4
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Context matters: Distinguishing GPT-4 from GPT-3.5 models
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yes, pour ça que difficile de savoir si c'est gpt4 ou 3.5 sur du texte si court, par contre lorsqu'on oriente son contexte 😉
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Efficient LLM Training with Sparsity and Dataflow Techniques
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TECHNICAL RESEARCH PAPER: Training Large Language Models Efficiently with Sparsity and Dataflow This paper demonstrates an end-to-end training flow on a LLM – 13 billion GPT – using sparsity and dataflow. @arxiv
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arxiv.org/abs/2304.05511
PDF: https://
arxiv.org/pdf/2304.05511
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Sam Altman GPT-4 MIT Sandberg Center Record Attendance
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There’s never been as many people in MITs Sandberg center as there are for Sam Altman speaking about GPT-4 and generative AI. You can feel the east coast fomo
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NVIDIA RTX Gaming Trends Ray Tracing DLSS Adoption Shift
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Uncover the shift in gaming trends as @NVIDIAGeForce RTX users fully enable ray tracing and DLSS. #RTXOn
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MIT’s First Major Generative AI Conference Features Wolfram and Altman
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MIT’s first big generative AI conference is packed for Lex Friedman interviewing Stephen Wolfram (or perhaps because
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ChatGPT Progress and Timeline for Human-Level AI
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Les progrès de #ChatGPT sont foudroyants Selon vous l’Intelligence Artificielle dépassera l’intelligence humaine vers quelle année ?