There are numerous rumors that full o1 will be released next week. I can't confirm any of this, but I can well imagine that it's true. I don't believe that the advance access was a coincidence, but rather a calculated attempt to fuel the hype. OpenAI is too big and important a
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Appreciation for New Multimodal LLM Articles
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Great to see your new articles on multimodal LLMs:-)
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iOS 18.2 brings ChatGPT integration and Genmoji to Apple devices
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“The iOS 18.2 operating system update, which includes major improvements to Apple Intelligence — like ChatGPT chatbot integration, the Image Playground app and custom emoji known as Genmoji — is likely to arrive on the earlier side of December”
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Meta’s Open Source AI Technology Fuels Thousands of Startups
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Tell that to the thousands of startups that exist solely because of Meta's open source AI technology.
I'm not just talking about the numerous LLM startups that popped up in the last 1.5 years because of Llama.
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Understanding Multimodal LLMs: Decoder-Only and Cross-Attention Approaches
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If you are curious how Multimodal LLMs work, I wrote a new article to explain the two main approaches, decoder-only- and cross-attention-style: https://
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Plus, I reviewed and summarized the 10 latest research papers to see how it's done in practice.
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Stanford CS229: Building Large Language Models Explained
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Stanford’s CS229 just dropped an absolute must-watch: Building Large Language Models! In this jam-packed 1.5-hour lecture, they break down how to create models like ChatGPT—from pretraining (language modeling) to post-training (SFT/RLHF). Get the inside track on how #AI
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Google Exaggerates AI Code Generation Claims Says Leak
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It seems as if Google is trying to fan the hype a little. Recently, the news circulated that Google would now have around 25% of its code written by AI. If the leak below is correct, Google would probably have exaggerated. It seems as if Google is trying to get out of the bad
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Uncensored AI Models: Weighing Benefits Against Risks
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I've often wondered whether we shouldn't have the uncensored models, so to speak. But I'm not sure. Of course, I understand the problems associated with uncensored models. People worry about creating diseases for which there is no cure. There is concern that crimes can either
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ChatGPT Search Web Cache Freshness Compared to Perplexity
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ChatGPT search's web caches are remarkably fresh. Did a quick test here to see how recent they are by getting it to pull most recent posts from hackernews newest page – and it seemed to always get something within the last 20 mins.
— Jiquan Ngiam (@JiquanNgiam) 3 novembre 2024
Perplexity's caches can go up to a month old.… pic.twitter.com/KLvDSmq44ZChatGPT search's web caches are remarkably fresh. Did a quick test here to see how recent they are by getting it to pull most recent posts from hackernews newest page – and it seemed to always get something within the last 20 mins. Perplexity's caches can go up to a month old.
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Government Role in Advancing Technology and Civilization
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Any government that slows down the development of spacecraft, medicine, robots, and intelligence is an impediment to civilization.