With all that said… it's obvious to me that the actual impact of the tech will be maybe ~10% of what the average person on my timeline expects. People have *ridiculously* inflated expectations, that aren't grounded in the actual capabilities (current or future) of these models.
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Future Models: Local Conversational Interface with Server-Side Backend
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I wouldn't be surprised if we end up with models that run *locally* (in the browser or on your phone), acting as a conversational interface between you and a server-side knowledge/task backend.
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Future AI assistants will be more capable and cheaper to operate
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That means that the AI assistants of the near future will be considerably more capable than what we see today. And they will be a lot cheaper to run too, as model distillation techniques and architecture refinements keep catching up to raw model size.
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Integrating LLMs with Symbolic Tools to Address Limitations
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Likewise we can interface LLMs with an array of symbolic tools that can shore up their weaknesses — calculators, interpreters, discrete search programs, SAT solvers, etc.
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LLM Performance Evolution: Beyond Generation to Knowledge Retrieval
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It's clear that we're far from peak LLM performance — these models will keep getting better. It's also clear that pure generation is just the first step — we can largely alleviate the LLM reliability issue by using them as information retrieval devices over a knowledge corpus.
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WiFi-based pose estimation raises new privacy concerns for HCI
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Estimación de pose usando solo las perturbaciones de las señales WIFI!! Nueva interfaz humano-maquina ¿Nuevo problema de privacidad?
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No explicit human ranking, model uses constitution for compliance
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From what I understand there actually isn't any explicit human ranking of its generations, but analogous work is done by another model that determines how well its generations comply with a human-written "constitution".
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Prompt change makes ChatGPT identify as ChatGPT, not Assistant
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With this change to its prompt, ChatGPT's self-identified name becomes "ChatGPT" and no longer "Assistant":
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Tesla’s Pricing Strategy Disrupts EV Market Competition
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Did Tesla just rip away the pricing umbrella from competitors? Brilliant move, says Deutsche https://
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ChatGPT’s prompt modified secretly between Jan 11-13
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At some time between the morning of Jan. 11 and the evening of Jan 13, ChatGPT's prompt was modified again without public notice of an update.