Tesla is not running driverless cars; they are running driver assist. The human assisting is in the car. (not up on want comma is currently doing.)
BIG TECH
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Letter Criticisms and Ethical Concerns About Musk’s Role
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There were many criticisms of the letter; I have written about why I signed it despite its issues. The particular one I was focusing on here was the cynicism about Musk (which multiple people expressed).
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OpenAI DevDay Features Questioned Against Startup Innovations
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"OpenAI DevDay could be the biggest AI event of 2023." Hmm. Why do you think so? None of them are new. They are just some features other startups are doing.
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AI Legal Suits Status: No Successful Cases Yet
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I don't think there's been any *successful* suits yet, has there? The only result I've seen dismissed the claims.
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DeepSpeed-FastGen: 2.3x Throughput Improvement for LLM Serving
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Introducing DeepSpeed-FastGen V/ @MSFTDeepSpeed **************
Serve LLMs and generative AI models with
– 2.3x higher throughput
– 2x lower average latency – 4x lower tail latency
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Apple 1 Foundation: How Simple Products Drive Innovation Forward
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Yeah, there's definitely a balance. Something I think about often is how the Apple 1 was carved out of a wooden box. It was nice for what it needed to be, but it also proved the business and paved the way for much nicer products ahead.
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Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Get AI Multimodal Vision Capabilities
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Somehow missed that Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses have "Meta AI" (Llama 2?) Controlling the device & asking it questions like ChatGPT is the obvious thing, but this form factor is perfect for vision once Meta AI goes multimodal. It knows exactly what you're looking at.
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Platforms Changing Beliefs Over Reinforcement Echo Chambers
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Awesome. Possibly the first time I ever heard that on X! Imagine if this platform were geared towards sometimes changing people’s beliefs, and not just to reinforcing them.
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Grok emerges as strong OpenAI competitor benefiting consumers
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I absolutely believe Grōk will be a strong competitor to OpenAI. The main winner here is us, the commons, the end consumer. We will have so many powerful tools to pick from.
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Cruise’s Safety Claims Questioned: Remote Assist Dependency Exposed
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1. Cruise’s omission was massive; every claim about their putative safety has to be rethought.
2. More will come out about how dependent they were on remote assist
3. What they have is likely too dependent on data transmission to work on highways or at scale. 4. No further