Congrats, Kenneth! It was awesome teaming up with you to craft great developer experiences at Stripe. Can’t wait to see where your explorations at the intersection of LLMs and developer tools take you!
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Finite-State Automata Features Generate Complex HTML Behaviors
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Features connect in "finite-state automata"-like systems that implement complex behaviors. For example, we find features that work together to generate valid HTML. https://
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Monosemantic Features Steer Transformer Model Outputs
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Artificially stimulating a feature steers the model's outputs in the expected way; turning on the DNA feature makes the model output DNA, turning on the Arabic script feature makes the model output Arabic script, etc. https://
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Second Cohort Completion: Chatbot Course Success
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Me!! Just finished our second cohort: http://
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Training AI Models Requires More Than Simple Code
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Training a model of this type does not require merely writing 20 lines of code.
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Building Software with AI and GPT-4 Vision Learning Paths
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Ok who’s building the course on how to learn to build software with AI, GPT4 vision etc Got to be better paths than 100 days of python etc now right?
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TPUs Integration Challenges with PyTorch Framework
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TPUs are still a bit of a pain (to say the least!) to get working with PyTorch, and PyTorch is the easiest way still to get stuff done, on the whole.
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Spatial Entity Embeddings: Historical Context Since 2017
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The spatial locations thing has been around since at least the entity embeddings paper. IIRC that was around 2017 or so.
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Spherical Deep Learning Outperforms Flat Space Models
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Some well-rounded results: @GoogleResearch work shows that deep learning on a sphere — instead of flat space — is superior for things like prediction of weather & molecular properties.
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) 4 octobre 2023
Consider spherical surfaces (much better than pretending the world is flat!). See JAX code! https://t.co/8Q0msyJDcC pic.twitter.com/uGzb4piHYQSome well-rounded results: @GoogleResearch work shows that deep learning on a sphere — instead of flat space — is superior for things like prediction of weather & molecular properties. Consider spherical surfaces (much better than pretending the world is flat!). See JAX code!