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Combat AI Hallucinations with RAG and Deep Memory Solutions

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11 November 2023 23h00

Facing persistent hallucinations? Try Retrieval Augmented Generation or Deep Memory by @activeloop . It embeds input data, cross-references with documents and only answers when it matches, limiting biases.

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AI Model Hallucinations and Biases: Major LLM Challenges

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11 November 2023 23h00

Is your AI model giving you unexpected results? Hallucinations and biases are the biggest challenges we face with large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT. The gravity of the problem intensifies, especially when these models power commercial applications.

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Prompt Engineering: Diversity, Collaboration, and AI Innovation

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11 November 2023 20h00

Prompt Engineering values diversity, encouraging learning and collaboration regardless of background. It's about gaining experience, integrating skills, and pioneering in the AI field.

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OpenAI Must Better Accept Valid Criticism and Feedback

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11 November 2023 19h12

As you know, I'm a huge fan of OpenAI, and have very regularly defended the company against unfair criticism. However, I have noticed increasingly a failure to appreciate and accept valid criticism, which is concerning. Ability to reflect and learn is vital.

Balancing User Control and Responsible AI Model Deployment

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11 November 2023 18h38

Over time the plan is to give people more control, for the time being we have to do a lot of responsibility to ensure this technology does not cause harm. At the end of the day, people should be able (within reason) to use the models for what they want. We aren’t there yet but

OpenAI’s Non-Profit Capped Profit Structure Explained

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11 November 2023 18h20

For those curious to learn about OpenAI’s non-profit / capped profit structure, check out: https://
openai.com/our-structure

AI Profit Cap Structure Ensures Humanity Benefits

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11 November 2023 17h57

“Fourth, profit allocated to investors and employees, including Microsoft, is capped. All residual value created above and beyond the cap will be returned to the Nonprofit for the benefit of humanity.”

OpenAI’s Nonprofit Mission Supersedes For-Profit Subsidiary Interests

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11 November 2023 17h57

“While the for-profit subsidiary is permitted to make and distribute profit, it is subject to this mission. The Nonprofit’s principal beneficiary is humanity, not OpenAI investors.”