people are getting hackathon fatigue
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Refusal Classifier Training with Supervised Data
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@wzhao_nlp is the expert on this and she said she thinks they have a classifier trained for refusal, probably just with some supervised data it would still work well even if it were pretty small (<1B params)
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Microsoft Restricts Employee Access to OpenAI ChatGPT
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“Microsoft restricts employee access to OpenAI's ChatGPT” This is a bizarre story, given the apparent DDoS attack yesterday on ChatGPT. Seems like there’s probably more details to come. https://
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rosoft-restricts-employee-access-to-openais-chatgpt.html
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UK Hackathon Community Event Celebrates Builders and Innovation
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We’d like to thank everyone who participated. Our team loved meeting so many inspiring and accomplished builders, and we’re grateful for our growing community in the UK. We hope to see you at our next hackathon!
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Bulletpapers: AI Assistant Makes Research Papers Accessible
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First prize went to Bulletpapers: an AI assistant that uses Claude to make the thousands of research papers published every month more accessible. The platform distills down jargon, creates explainer videos, and maps field progress to make breakthroughs more discoverable.
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aGP Chat: AI-powered personal healthcare guidance platform
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Second prize went to aGP Chat: a service that integrates personal data to provide healthcare guidance via conversational AI. Users can upload information, review visualized insights, and chat with an assistant to understand their individual health trends.
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Promptly: Learning AI Prompting Skills Through Gamified Feedback
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Third prize went to Promptly: a tool for learning effective AI prompting through games that evaluate prompts. Users play pong and minesweeper by prompting Claude, and then receive feedback to improve their prompting skills.
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London hackathon showcases 250 AI projects across sectors
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Thanks to everyone who came out for our London hackathon!
— Anthropic (@AnthropicAI) 9 novembre 2023
We welcomed 250 participants who built projects for a range of use cases including healthcare, education, the future of work, and more.
Here are the winners: pic.twitter.com/GtDzZAwKhYThanks to everyone who came out for our London hackathon! We welcomed 250 participants who built projects for a range of use cases including healthcare, education, the future of work, and more. Here are the winners:
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US Maintains AI Lead Over China For Years Ahead
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We are not going to lose our lead to china any time soon https://
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2023-11-09/us-will-lead-china-on-ai-for-years-deepmind-co-founder-says
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Silicon Valley 2 starts with the 2021 tech diaspora
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legit idea. Silicon Valley 2 starts with the diaspora of 2021