Two key things in this paper:
1) The finding: “Crowds” of AIs match or exceed crowds of human forecasters in their ability to predict future events
2) The context: @PTetlock & co-authors are experts on forecasting. More social scientists should experiment with LLMs in their field
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AI Crowds Match Human Forecasters in Predicting Future Events
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Improving logic and state management in GPTs
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This sounds exciting already regardless of whatever it is tbh. Hooks and states would improve the logic you can build within the GPT
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Inquiry regarding prompt snippets feature in Claude Pro
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I am not planning to get Pro but wondering – do you have access to prompt Snippets on Claude Pro?
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ChatGPT Image View Now Includes Prompt Generation Feature
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ICYMI: Now you can open a side tab on the image view to see the prompt which can be used to generate a similar image. Note that this is not a prompt you've been submitting – it is a ChatGPT-generated prompt.
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Claude 3 Outperforms ChatGPT in Game Development Tasks
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Claude 3 is really really good. I was super impressed with even the free (Sonnet) version of Claude 3. The paid version (Opus) built a working mini-game for me in a single prompt. Sonnet built the same game in 2-prompts. ChatGPT struggled still after several prompts. Both
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Flowise Adds Open Source Vision Models Like LLava
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Amazing to see how community has been using the latest vision capability in Flowise!
— FlowiseAI (@FlowiseAI) 5 mars 2024
We're also adding support for open source models like Llava🌋
Share with us what you have been building with the vision & speech to text features🙌 https://t.co/Rp8NvK14vaAmazing to see how community has been using the latest vision capability in Flowise! We're also adding support for open source models like Llava Share with us what you have been building with the vision & speech to text features
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LLMs Emulate Consciousness: Cold Reading Not Reality
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Every time a new chatbot comes out, Twitter is filled with tweets of the AI insisting it is somehow conscious. But remember that LLMs are incredibly good at "cold reads" by design – guessing what kind of dialogue you want from clues in your prompts. It is emulation, not reality.
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AI Chatbot Names Are Confusing and Hard to Remember
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To be honest – ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude are all bad names. I cannot tell you the number of times I talk to people who call it ChatGTP. No one remembers the name Perplexity the first, second, or third time. Claude always requires you to spell it out. People hear Cloud.
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LLMs vs Image Generators: Understanding Distinct Capabilities
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AI image generators, and their errors, tell you very little about LLMs & their capabilities. When you ask ChatGPT or Bard to produce an image, the LLM is just writing prompts (often inexpertly) and those prompts are then processed separately by the relatively dumb image makers.
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Gemini Claude ChatGPT Bing interfaces tools comparison
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A few more comparisons:
Interfaces: Gemini feels the most polished, Claude is extremely stripped down and feels the most clean, and Bing & ChatGPT are… what they are. Tools: GPTs are a big advantage for GPT-4. Gemini has interesting connections to Google. Claude is alone.