What’s really dangerous is a paperclip factory.
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Meta Research Building Open Source AI Alternative
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Maybe someone at Meta Research could be tasked with building an open source alternative? It would surely give Meta Research more prominence, containing many strong researchers and thus being near the top of the list.
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CSRankings Limitations and Need for Better Academic AI Alternatives
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Yes. I have significant issues with various design choices of CSRankings. I wish there was a better and more customizable alternative (toggle people with industry on/off if you like?). It's, for better or worse, the best we got right now, and I get some utility from it.
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Machine Learning Research Paper from University of Washington
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http://
cs.washington.edu/homes/pedrod/p
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ContentFries Featured as AI-Powered Content Creation Tool
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Today's featured tool is @ContentFries
! Check them out on Futurepedia: https://
futurepedia.io/tool/contentfr
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Three Eras of Programming: From Assembly to AI
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The three eras of programming:
1. Assembly code
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Prefrontal Cortex as the Brain’s Rationalization Module
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A better term for the prefrontal cortex would be the rationalization module.
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Self-Curating Database Invention Could Bring Significant Wealth
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If someone invents a self-curating database, they’ll be on their way to untold riches.
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Capabilities and use cases for GPT-3
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So what can you use it for? GPT-3 will attempt to answer virtually any text prompt you give it. It can answer questions, write stories, poems, create lists, write research papers, and it can write code. A lot of code. The best way to describe what it can do is to just try it.
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GPT-3 Training Data Composition Breakdown
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GPT-3 has been trained on 45 TB of text data from different categories: ⬩Common Crawl (8 years of raw web page crawling) ⬩WebText (The text of Reddit posts with 3+ upvotes) ⬩Books (The internet-based books corpora) ⬩Wikipedia Data is then "weighed" as such: