I guess I'm a bit more interested in chatgpt++ for scientific discovery more broadly and what that would take / look like.
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ChatGPT Trust Issues and GPT-3 Regulation Discussion
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Here is what #ChatGPT says about issues of trust and regulating #GPT3:
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Steering LLMs with AI Alignment and Robotic Laws
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Good reading on AI alignment, I've been wondering how one could steer LLMs with an equivalent of Three Laws of Robotics
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Optimizing ChatGPT++ with Reinforcement Learning for Better Parameters
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yes having no heat cycle is such a big deal chatgpt++ can probably help some, but i suspect RL for optimizing the input parameters can help a lot!
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OpenAI Liberalizes Developer Policies and Seeks Feedback
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openai has made a lot of improvements to our developer policies/experience and liberalized a lot of our rules. we still aren’t all the way to where we want to be; please tell us if we are doing something stupid.
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Helion Fusion, Hard Tech Envy, and AI Acceleration
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Great video on helion fusion. Few thoughts:
– "no steam turbine" umm SOLD 🙂
– triggers my hard tech envy for natural sciences, sometimes feel deep learning is not that deep
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World Cup Final Wishes for Argentina, France, and AI Engineering
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5/For the World Cup final, here’s wishing good luck to the Argentina team , The France team , and the AI engineering team !
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AI Applications Expanding Across All Sectors of Society
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4/It is inspiring that AI is making its way to all corners of society, with many applications large and small.
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Twelve cameras and sensors improve offside call accuracy in sports
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3/Twelve cameras track the players, and embedded sensors track the ball. Accurate real-time localization of everyone/everything makes off-side calls more accurate.
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Computer Vision Improves Off-Side Rule Detection in Sports
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2/Human referees have struggled to accurately call violations of the off-side rule — a complex rule involving positions of multiple players and the ball. This is where computer vision steps in.