3 cool examples of ChatGPT usage in the past week: 1) friend’s kid using it to help write better stories 2) me using it to learn about genetics 3) a guy emailed to say he’s using it to help run his one-man small business—help with marketing, data entry, customer support, etc
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Survey on Transformers Applications in Reinforcement Learning
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A Survey on Transformers in Reinforcement Learning Transformers have been the prime mover of almost all modalities, from vision, speech, text and are showing potential applications in RL. This survey paper provides a nice taxonomy of Transformers in RL. https://
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Direct Tool Demonstration: User Feedback and Impressions
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Directo finalizado. Realmente increíble ¿Con qué opinión os quedáis de la herramienta una vez habéis visto cómo funciona?
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LLM Criticism and Mathematical Understanding Behind Models
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I find the criticism of his piece absurd, but it was hardly meant for people who “understand the matrix math” behind a LLM.
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Explaining GPT limitations rationally against hype
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That just says it is wrong but doesn’t offer a rationale. I think it is quite a useful way to explain what gtp does and why it is limited. And that is really needed when there is so much hyperbole and over-extrapolation.
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DALL-E 2 creates hyper-realistic police sketches
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“Hyper-realistic” police sketches of a suspect based on user inputs.
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 12 février 2023
Two developers have used DALL-E 2 to create a forensic sketch program for law enforcement.
Project: https://t.co/J8ufPrxptD pic.twitter.com/poWWVA75Js“Hyper-realistic” police sketches of a suspect based on user inputs. Two developers have used DALL-E 2 to create a forensic sketch program for law enforcement. Project: https://
lablab.ai/event/openai-w
hisper-gpt3-codex-dalle2-hackathon/eagleai/forensic-sketch-airtist
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Content-Conditioned Q&A Assistants: A Future Feature
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content-conditioned Q&A assistant is a prominent feature of the future.
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Ted Chiang analyzes ChatGPT’s underlying mechanisms and implications
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Ted Chiang, a brilliant scifi writer, wrote a brilliant piece on ChatGPT. Well worth reading if you want to understand what’s really going on behind the prompt. https://
newyorker.com/tech/annals-of
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Step-by-Step Thinking Needs Correct Answers in GPT Models
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One of my favorite results in 2022 was that it's not enough to just think step by step. You must also make sure to get the right answer 😀 https://
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Meeting in San Francisco to discuss generative AI and ChatGPT
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I’m in San Francisco for a few days. Hit me up if you’d like to meet and talk about generative AI, cerebral valley, and the profound brilliance & utter stupidity of chatgpt.