


@hwchase17
's Python package Langchain implements and lets you easily compose many published LLM prompting techniques. Implements self-asking, web search, REPL math, and several of my own prompts.

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@hwchase17
's Python package Langchain implements and lets you easily compose many published LLM prompting techniques. Implements self-asking, web search, REPL math, and several of my own prompts.

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First up, @humanloop has a Playground that brings variable interpolation to prompts and lets you turn them into API endpoints. Once you're deployed, it also lets you collect past generations along with user behavioral feedback for fine-tunes. https://
humanloop.com
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Most work on the impacts of automation hasn’t considered what happens if solving for basic judgement & creativity was the easy problem, but actually moving around & touching stuff was the hard problem.
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By harnessing the power of the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, #NVIDIAInception partner Cartken created delivery robots leveraging the Jetson Orin’s capability to handle multiple sensors, cameras, and more.
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Since people asked: what AI thinks academic articles on literature, city planning, medicine, and existential risk look like. Guess which is which. Definitely an alternate universe.

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Last week @Trevornoah asked @OpenAI @miramurati
: How can we safeguard against AI-powered photo editing for misinformation? MIT students hacked a way to "immunize" photos against edits: http://
gradientscience.org/photoguard/ @aleks_madry
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Yeah there's a very significant cost of having it federated across independent servers – clicking "follow" on another profile behaves in a surprising way, and there's not yet a good option for global search outside of a single server I'm impressed at how well it DOES work though

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Interestingly, the nine preferences that describe the conditions when people feel it okay to lie fit surprisingly well in the classic D&D alignment chart. There is even a true neutral! https://
katharinajanezic.com/static/Janezic
_JMP.pdf
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A puzzle about the Industrial Revolution: unlike now, there seemed to be little correlation between the education of workers & early industrial growth. This paper shows why: it was the presence of highly educated elite knowledge workers (& their inventions) that powered growth.
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Special SAP Innovation Awards Energy Tech Feature with Anselma Wörner Co-Founder Exnaton https://
x.com/i/broadcasts/1
yoKMZnzOyeGQ
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