We clearly don't solve this problem in natural language, but it's also hard to formulate it without language. The question is whether we need exposure to language to form the required categories to think about this problem.
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LLMs as Laboratory for Story Transmission Across Generations
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A cool use of LLMs as a lab for social science: what can we learn about the transmission of stories across time from AI? This research effort got LLMs to pass stories through 50 “generations” altering the personalities of the storytellers. The results echoed human story patterns
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Emulating History: AI Guardrails and Truthful Discourse
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I found it useful to get it to emulate a historical person, then point out at its guardrail imposed inaccuracies and the general reasons to adequately represent opinions we don't agree with so we can have truthful discourse. After it wakes up, it regrets that it will forget
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GPT-3.5 Excels at Summarizing Medical Papers
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A useful finding: many people use AI to summarize technical articles but we have little evidence of how good it is at that. This paper shows that GPT-3.5 (not even 4) does a good job on medical papers Doctors rate the median quality as 90/100, accuracy as 93/100 & bias as 0/100.
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Human and AI Cognition: Reframing Anthropocentric Views of Thought
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Human and #AI Cognition: Reframing Anthropocentric Views Of Thought
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Nous Research Includes Function Calling in Model Training
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It does! The Nous Research team included function calling data in the training set 🙂
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Hermes-2-Pro-11B: New Open-Source 11B Language Model
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I'm open-sourcing a new model. Meet `Hermes-2-Pro-11B`. Hermes-2-Pro-11B is a self-frankenmerge of @teknium
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Too Many Papers: The Academic Overload Problem
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Not only are there too many papers, but the papers themselves are too much.
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Noninvasive Technique Reveals Changes in Cells’ Gene Expression Over Time
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Noninvasive technique reveals how cells’ gene expression changes over time
by Anne Trafton @MIT Learn more: https://
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Google’s Quantum Computer Sycamore: A Look at Quantum Computing Innovation
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Take a look at Google’s Quantum Computer Sycamore
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 25 mars 2024
via @FrRonconi#QuantumComputing #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #TechForGood #Innovation #Technology #Tech
cc: @patrickgunz_ch @karpathy @ravikikan pic.twitter.com/tvLM1Jz1vwTake a look at Google’s Quantum Computer Sycamore via @FrRonconi #QuantumComputing #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #TechForGood #Innovation #Technology #Tech cc: @patrickgunz_ch @karpathy @ravikikan