Meet your #DataScience Human-AI Champion-Challenger: https://
abacus.ai/humanchallenger by @abacusai #DataScientists — You can use this #MLOps model to rapidly iterate on your #MachineLearning model performance, and then benchmark your model against metrics from #AI-generated models.
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Data Science Human-AI Champion-Challenger Model Benchmarking Tool
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Techbros accountability: upholding computer science ethical standards
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Techbros when they think they are in a safe space. Thank you @willie_agnew for documenting and for upholding standards for CS that the whole field should follow.
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AI Won’t Replace Coding Knowledge Deep Technical Skills Still Essential
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All the talk around coding will be obsolete is too vague. AI can generate code and can help augment most tasks but you still have to know when and where to apply certain code. You'll still need to know coding in-depth to effectively utilise AI assistance. #AI #LLMs
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OpenCV Commitment to Open Source Software Development
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The Open in OpenCV continues to mean open source!
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PyTorch Main Repository Archive Release
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this is just pytorch/pytorch. does not include third-party submodules.
Specifically its this set of files: https://
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Source Code Vulnerability Discovered in AI Technology Platform
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I am actually shocked they didn't see this coming! It's all in the source code. I can't believe this wasn't on purpose.
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Claude 3 Unredacts OpenAI Emails Using Word Length Patterns
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I used Claude 3 to unredact this part from the OpenAI emails. What's wild is that they used a "per word" redaction, meaning each redaction length is proportional to the length of the words, so assuming context and word length, this is Claude's guess using the page source:
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AI Model Superior Coding Capabilities Drive User Adoption
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It's so much better at coding. That's all it takes for me to switch.
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AI Model Code Execution Speculation and Output Generation
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Yes, it's really wild. I am speculating that it's actually somehow running the code before providing it, because it displays possible outputs a lot. Which may explain that weird disclaimer at the bottom ehere they say "yet."