How does that limit human knowledge? (Putting aside the breakthrough in the hard sciences) you're saying that in the world of programming AI's already lowered the barrier to entry to such an extent that anyone can do it. Sounds like an enabler, not a limiter.
GENERATIVE AI
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Stanford AI Scholars Discuss Trump Administration’s AI Policy Impact
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At the #wef25 in #Davos, @StanfordHAI scholars James @Landay
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, and @AndrewYNg engaged in critical discussions on the evolving AI landscape, including the new Trump administration's impact on AI policy and a shift toward "small AI" for -
LLMs as Tools for Scientific Discovery and Human Genome Understanding
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What do you mean? LLMs are being used as a tool of scientific discovery too: Like to understand the complexity of the human genome. (In human language!) The 'generative' part of AI models will become more important too, as we come to the limits of human knowledge and RL is
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Dynamic Graph Rendering with AI-Powered Chart Selection
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The graphs are rendered dynamically! Based on the data points, the model chooses to call a function to display the most relevant kind of charts!
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Cursor adds o3-mini: Will it beat Sonnet 3.5?
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Cursor added o3-mini to the list of available models. Will it finally outperform Sonnet 3.5?
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AI Demonstrably Improves Human Knowledge Systems
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"AI won't improve on human knowledge" is a horrible take that is already demonstrably untrue.
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Claude’s One-Off Payments: New Monetization Model Emerges
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You can now make one-off payments to get around Claude’s limits.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 31 janvier 2025
This is going to print way more than OpenAI’s $200 per month. There will be Claude whales.pic.twitter.com/2jmzNzuiSV https://t.co/mjLQtOtL76You can now make one-off payments to get around Claude’s limits. This is going to print way more than OpenAI’s $200 per month. There will be Claude whales.
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o3-mini Launches Free for Cursor Users, Sonnet Preferred
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o3-mini is out to all Cursor users! We're launching it for free for the time being, to let people get a feel for the model. The Cursor devs still prefer Sonnet for most tasks, which surprised us.
