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Notes to Blog: Transform Your Notes Into Complete Articles
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Introducing Notes to Blog 📓
— HyperWrite (@HyperWriteAI) 9 avril 2024
This system turns your interview transcript, product announcement, or any other thoughts or notes into a full blog post draft using our in-house models tuned for writing.
Try it now on the HyperWrite platform: https://t.co/qQJGnWGlqm https://t.co/8LF3SV4hhlIntroducing Notes to Blog 📓 This system turns your interview transcript, product announcement, or any other thoughts or notes into a full blog post draft using our in-house models tuned for writing. Try it now on the HyperWrite platform: app.hyperwriteai.com/persona… Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_) Here's `notes-to-blog`, an insanely powerful @HyperWriteAI tool that turns any set of notes into a full blog post. And it doesn't sound like a robot wrote it. You can paste in: – interview transcripts – podcast notes – your own research The final output is fantastic. Try it: — https://nitter.net/mattshumer_/status/1777726029135487227#m [Translated from EN to English]
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Anthropic Hiring Research Scientists for AI Societal Impacts
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There’s much more research to be done on persuasion and the other social impacts of AI. If you want to work with us, our Societal Impacts team is hiring. Here’s our current Research Scientist job listing: https://
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Larger AI Models Prove More Persuasive Research Finds
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Our experiment found that larger, newer AI models tended to be more persuasive – a finding with important implications as LMs continue to scale. Read more about our research here: http://
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Language Models Persuasion Impact on Opinion Change
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In our experiment, a person is given an opinionated claim on a topic and asked to rate their level of support. They’re then presented with an argument in support of that claim, written by LMs or another person, and asked to re-rate their support of the original claim.
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Measuring Language Model Persuasiveness Compared to Humans
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To assess persuasiveness, we measure the shift in people’s support between their initial view on a claim and their view after reading arguments written by either a human or an LM. We define the persuasiveness metric as the difference between the support scores.
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Claude 3 Opus Arguments Match Human Persuasiveness Quality
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We find that Claude 3 Opus generates arguments that don't statistically differ in persuasiveness compared to arguments written by humans. We also find a scaling trend across model generations: newer models tended to be rated as more persuasive than previous ones.
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Anthropic Research: Measuring Language Model Persuasiveness
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New Anthropic research: Measuring Model Persuasiveness We developed a way to test how persuasive language models (LMs) are, and analyzed how persuasiveness scales across different versions of Claude. Read our blog post here: http://
anthropic.com/news/measuring
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notes-to-blog: Convert Notes Into Full Blog Posts with AI
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Here's `notes-to-blog`, an insanely powerful @HyperWriteAI tool that turns any set of notes into a full blog post.
— Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_) 9 avril 2024
And it doesn't sound like a robot wrote it.
You can paste in:
– interview transcripts
– podcast notes
– your own research
The final output is fantastic.
Try it: pic.twitter.com/QHyFqbhF8fHere's `notes-to-blog`, an insanely powerful @HyperWriteAI tool that turns any set of notes into a full blog post. And it doesn't sound like a robot wrote it. You can paste in:
– interview transcripts
– podcast notes
– your own research The final output is fantastic. Try it: -
HyperWriteAI Platform Now Accessible Try It Today
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Here's the link to try it. It's accessible via the @HyperWriteAI platform: