If you’re going to BioTechX, don’t miss Caroline Phares’ important talk at 17:05 local time November 8, on “Why a Successful Digital Transformation Demands a Flexible SCE.” #MLOps #datascience Reduced or free admission is available here: https://
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Digital Transformation and SCE Flexibility at BioTechX
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Research Papers on Click-through Behavior and Search Engine Data
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Paper on click throughs https://
arxiv.org/abs/2102.07385 Paper on Wikipedia being used by search https://
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Wikipedia’s Hidden Role in For-Profit Web Infrastructure
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A surprisingly large part of the for-profit web secretly depends on Wikipedia:
Wikipedia articles appear in 67%-84% of all search engine results & most info boxes
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Self-hosting servers for sustainable long-term viability
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Yeah ongoing sustainability of servers is why I chose to self-host, I only have to worry about moderating myself!
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Competitive Compensation for Top AI Talent Recruitment
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We don’t have a specific number in mind — but we’re willing to pay the going rate+ for top talent.
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HyperWrite Seeks Part-Time Designer for AI Writing Extension
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HyperWrite is the largest generative AI writing Chrome extension. Now, we’re looking for a part-time designer to help us make the experience magical. If you want to spend a few hours a week on a team putting the most powerful AI in the hands of consumers, comment or DM me!
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Exploring Instruction Induction for Inferring AI Instruction Templates
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Wonder how well it fares for longer instructions — I played around a while ago with using instruction induction to infer “instruction templates” from examples and it seemed to work:
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Experimental Optimization of AI Instruction Prompts
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Cool extension of Honovich et al.’s “instruction induction”, experimentally optimizing to find the best instruction prompt for a given set of task examples: https://t.co/h4Rd2A9JwY
— Riley Goodside (@goodside) 4 novembre 2022Cool extension of Honovich et al.’s “instruction induction”, experimentally optimizing to find the best instruction prompt for a given set of task examples: