we really will be able to watch our dreams played backed as movies at some point https://
sites.google.com/view/stabledif
fusion-with-brain/
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GENERATIVE AI
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Future Technology: Recording and Playing Back Dreams as Movies
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Spellbook: Build ChatGPT Apps in Minutes
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To build an app using ChatGPT in minutes, use Spellbook:
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ChatGPT API outperforms Davinci in Scale AI Spellbook
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Just dropped: @OpenAI ChatGPT API access in @scale_AI Spellbook . We’re seeing lots of cases where the ChatGPT API outperforms Davinci — like evaluating quadratic equations. Deep dive on the improvements:
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Language Models: Next Word Prediction Creates Unexpected Complexity
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language models just being programmed to try to predict the next word is true, but it’s not the dunk some people think it is. animals, including us, are just programmed to try to survive and reproduce, and yet amazingly complex and beautiful stuff comes from it.
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Procedurally Generated Content Using World Machine AI Tools
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I think this was procedurally generated using World Machine or similar tool
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Microsoft LLM-Augmenter Reduces ChatGPT Hallucinations Improves Factual Accuracy
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Tackling Hallucinations: Microsoft’s LLM-Augmenter Boosts ChatGPT’s Factual Answer Score
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ChatGPT Loop: Expanding and Condensing Work Communications
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something very strange about people writing bullet points, having ChatGPT expand it to a polite email, sending it, and the sender using ChatGPT to condense it into the key bullet points
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C4 Pretraining Limits in Base Model Development
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We might be hitting limits of the c4 pretraining that the base model uses as well.
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Flan-PaLM 62B Model Shows Modest Performance Improvements
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Good point. It's a modest boost. When you take into account Flan-PaLM 62b results, this falls within expectation. It's modest. We didn't expect game changing results from this model either. We just give folks the option to squeeze a little more quality if they could afford to.
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Ken Goldberg Reconsiders Views on AI and Creativity
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We're in the middle of a paradigm shift. I'm reconsidering my prior views on AI and Creativity: