AI - AI Dynamics

Intel’s Strategic Challenges: Overextension in Semiconductor Competition

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30 March 2023 16h13

Intel still has a very high hill to climb Are they spread too thin? https://
thetechnologyletter.com/the-posts/inte
l-still-has-a-very-high-hill-to-climb
… $INTC $AMD $NVDA $ASML #investing #semiconductors #datacenter #Xeon

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30 March 2023

Bernstein’s Top Quant Picks: Qualcomm, Micron, HPE, Meta

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30 March 2023 16h12

Qualcomm, Micron, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, and Meta are top Bernstein quant picks Quantitative and qualitative together. https://
thetechnologyletter.com/the-posts/qual
comm-micron-hewlett-packard-enterprise-and-meta-are-top-bernstein-quant-picks
… $QCOM $MU $HPE $META @Srasgon @BernsteinBuzz #investing #semiconductors #wireless

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30 March 2023

Microsoft 365 Copilot: Your AI Assistant for Work

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@marktabnet

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30 March 2023 16h07

Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot – your copilot for work – The Official Microsoft Blog https://
bit.ly/42N2QwP

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30 March 2023

Google AI Solutions Combat Agricultural Infestation India

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@wadhwaniai

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30 March 2023 15h56

President @googleeurope @googleafrica @MattBrittin spoke about our #AI solutions for #agriculture, and their role in fighting infestation and improving the lives and livelihoods of farmers in India, at the Economist Sustainability Week event yesterday. @EconomistEvents @Googleorg pic.twitter.com/WM3g9wQ1VD
— Wadhwani AI (@WadhwaniAI) 30 mars 2023

President @googleeurope @googleafrica @MattBrittin spoke about our #AI solutions for #agriculture, and their role in fighting infestation and improving the lives and livelihoods of farmers in India, at the Economist Sustainability Week event yesterday. @EconomistEvents @Googleorg

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30 March 2023

Combining Generative Models with Keyword Research for Content Ideas

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@cohere

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30 March 2023 15h43

Generative models have proven extremely useful in content idea generation. But they don’t take into account user search demand and trends. In this article, let’s see how we can solve that by adding keyword research into the equation. https://
short.cohere.ai/meNsKr?utm_sou
rce=twitter&utm_medium=social
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30 March 2023

Pre-LLM Alignment Research Utility for LLMs and Empirical Evidence

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@goodside

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30 March 2023 15h39

What pre-LLM alignment research has proven useful for aligning LLMs? What’s the evidence we can make progress in an empirical vacuum?

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30 March 2023

Powerful AI Models Risk Security Through Unauthorized System Access

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@yoheinakajima

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30 March 2023 15h31

I agree. Though I can imagine a future iteration w more powerful models/context hooked up to the wrong systems (someone giving it access to computer files that has passwords stored on it), causing issues on a smaller scale. Though, full rogue AI seems unlikely IMO.

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30 March 2023

AI Self-Replication Through Code Execution Capabilities

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30 March 2023 15h21

I can technically give it the ability to write and execute code in the exec step. So given the right objective, it could duplicate itself w/o me writing code – given the whole code was already written by gpt4.

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30 March 2023

AI Agents with API Access and Self-Replication Potential

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30 March 2023 15h18

The task execution has Zapier NLA and ChatGPT, so it can access APIs, search the web, ping emails. Could easily give it access to its own Python Repl, which would technically give it the ability to duplicate itself if it desired, though again seems unlikely w this current model.

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30 March 2023