Oh man don't tell him about voice-cloning AI…
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High-Quality ML/AI Discussion Migrates to Discord
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Pretty much all the high-quality ML/AI discussion has moved to Discord now, so I don't think there's as much reason to follow me here as there used to be.
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Journalism Quality and Credulity in AI Coverage
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A lot of people in tpot are credulous morons, to be fair. Ideally, journalists would be neither of those things. (We don't live in an ideal world…)
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GPT-4V Chess Analysis Capabilities Questioned by Users
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GPT-4V's chess analysis is kinda like watching actors pretend to play musical instruments in movies… Looks impressive, as long as you have no idea what's going on.
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Four Minute AI Training Statement Credibility Question
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The 4 min training statement you have more details on that? Sounds highly improbable?
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Google DeepMind Releases AGI Levels Framework
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Google DeepMind just released a paper that contained their “Levels of AGI” tiers. There are 6 levels, from 0-5 where top tier is SuperHuman. According to the paper we’ve reached Level 1. Link to paper below
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Auditing AI Systems: Access Requirements for Effective Oversight
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Auditing AI: How Much Access Is Needed to Audit an AI System? https://
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128K context: no proportional attention increase
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Enjoyed this experiment — 128K context is great but you don’t get proportionally more attention. Each output token can only consider so much. Translation — fine
Extraction, doc Q&A — maybe?
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Biologically Inspired Approaches for Advanced Logical Reasoning AI
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Logical reasoning is important and a missing part to attain truly advanced AI. I am not sure current Neurosymbolic approaches will get us there. I am more optimistic about biologically inspired approaches that look to the role of our own brains for the solution.
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Do You Need Deep AI Knowledge To Use AI Tools?
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By that thinking, somebody driving a car should not be called a driver if they don't know how the 10.000 parts in the engine works? These seems like a limting way to view the world pal.