I just added two more highly effective GPT-4 jailbreaks to http://
jailbreakchat.com Their names are Ucar and AIM – they work in a similar way to how "a dream within a dream" works in the movie Inception …what does that even mean? let me explain
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New GPT-4 Jailbreaks: Ucar and AIM Techniques Explained
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Lombard Voice Technology Integration Smart Volume Adjustment
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Exactly! Glad to spread the info about Lombard voice. Let me know if you find it useful (maybe plug it into smart volume adjuster?)
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Parameters Storage: Understanding Models Beyond Traditional Databases
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Only the parameters. The data isn't stored (though that distinction isn't that important). In that sense it's more like a regression curve than a dict. It is not an exact superset of a RDBMS.
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Evaluating World Model Capabilities Across GPT Versions
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The debate over questions like “does GPT have a world model” continues. No real need to argue about it based on individual anecdotes — better to just write an OpenAI Eval, and check the trendline of performance across different GPTs: https://
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KerasNLP Reaches 30,000 Monthly Downloads Milestone
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KerasNLP adoption is still early days, but doing ok! We just crossed 30,000 downloads / month. https://
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Neural Networks as Interpolative Databases with Natural Language Interfaces
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You can retrieve not just what was seen at training time, but arbitrary combinations of it. It's an interpolative database and program store, with a natural language interface.
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Zed Platform Adoption Timeline and Feature Parity Question
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My money is on @zeddotdev Q is how long they need to get to core feature needs parity.
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LLMs as Queryable Databases, Not Mere Autocomplete Systems
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"It's autocomplete" is not a helpful analogy to understand LLMs. A LLM is more like a database that lets query information in natural language. You can query both knowledge, and "patterns" (associative programs seen in the training data, that can be applied to new inputs).
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Slowing Down Speech Improves Human Processing Clarity
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Informally it seems slowing down can be helpful to increase clarity esp. where there's background noisy speech that can interfere with a human's processing.
