GENERATIVE AI

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Killer Apps for AI Will Emerge Over Time, Reliability Matters

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04 January 2023 10h54

to be clear i think the "killer app" usecase will grow over time – Jasper is making serious money at the app layer! but we'll take some time to learn how to harness the creative/generative/reasoning elements reliably without cherrypicking:

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Prompting GPT-3 with Python for Precise Text and JSON Generation

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04 January 2023 8h22

Prompting GPT-3 to reliably generate text and JSON data in a precise format using Python assertions, f‑strings, and variables declared only in our imaginations.

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Do Large Language Models Constitute Plagiarism?

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04 January 2023 7h30

I think it is super debatable whether large language models (and more generally, powerful ML models) count as plagiarism. This seems like a big question that we will have to grapple with as a community and society.

Navigating OpenAI Discord Prompt Engineering Channel Discussions

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04 January 2023 5h45

I’ve been through so many lately, it’s all kind of a blur. The OpenAi main discord server’s Prompt Engineering channel is always one that I try to check out (although it moves so fast you can’t really stay up to date with it)

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Introducing the ‘LGTM Effect’ for AI-Generated Content Errors

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04 January 2023 4h45

Starting a campaign to rebrand automation bias as “the LGTM effect”. The LGTM effect: The unshakable tendency of humans to read the first 15% of LLM-generated prose or code, think “lgtm!”, and commit/publish/tweet something that is wrong/batshit-insane/unfunny, respectively.

Discovering ChatGPT and Enjoying the Experience

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04 January 2023 2h51

Really appreciate that Nathan. Having the time of my life discovering all this stuff about ChatGPT.

ChatGPT’s Creative Poetry Writing Capabilities Impress Users

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04 January 2023 2h48

The poem one is kind of amazing, actually. It gets very creative. Definitely others should ask ChatGPT to write random poems about stuff.

Clarification on hours spent with various language models and AI tools

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04 January 2023 2h32

Sorry, I mis-spoke in that tweet. Not hundreds of hours with ChatGPT specifically. 750 hours at least with GPT-2, GPT-3, plus a bunch of lesser known large language models and their various modules. Another 250 hours at least with AI art tools as well.