“In a nutshell, the joke was that in order to prevent A.I. language models from behaving in scary and dangerous ways, A.I. companies have had to train them to act polite and harmless. One popular way to do this is called “reinforcement learning from human feedback,” or R.L.H.F.”
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Gated Recurrent Unit Architecture: Deep Learning Fundamentals
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Gated Recurrent Unit Architecture #DL #AI #RNN #AILabPage #VinsLens @KirkDBorne @SwissCognitive @alvinfoo @mclynd @SpirosMargaris @ipfconline1 @Fabriziobustama @FrRonconi @enricomolinari @ingliguori @schmarzo @asokan_telecom @SBUCloud @terence_mill
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AI Capability Doubling: Implications for Next 1-2 Years
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These seem like reasonable assumptions with current AI tech. What happens if AI doubles in its capability / reliability over the next 1 – 2 years?
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AI Statement Coverage Raises Ethics and Context Questions
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Very confusing. Something about the Vice article I first saw seemed off (like details about the AI system, training, etc). But the statement that the quotes from his speech were “taken out of context,” and just a “thought experiment” don’t seem to add up either.
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Thought-provoking AI conversation with sci-fi author Ted Chiang
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The Gap Between Lab Success and Real-World AI Medical Breakthroughs
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AI Generates 40,000 Chemical Weapon Molecules in Six Hours
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AI suggested 40,000 new chemical weapons in just 6 hours. Researchers put AI normally used to search for helpful drugs into a “bad actor” mode to show how easily it could be abused. It found 40k lethal molecules in 6hrs. http://
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AI Enables Paralyzed Man Walk Again After Twelve Years
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AI helped a paralyzed man to walk again after 12 years.
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Researchers used AI to decode the man's thoughts and translate them into spinal cord stimulation, which was activated using an implant and a bluetooth headset.pic.twitter.com/DpoIpPgAHVhttps://t.co/4EOidyiWAZAI helped a paralyzed man to walk again after 12 years. Researchers used AI to decode the man's thoughts and translate them into spinal cord stimulation, which was activated using an implant and a bluetooth headset. https://
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AI Identifies Five New Heart Failure Categories from 300K Records
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Scientists have used AI to identify five new categories of heart failure by scanning 300,000 health records. This will allow doctors to provide their patients with a more accurate prognosis and more effective treatments. http://
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AI Transforms Kidney Disease Diagnosis and Management
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AI can now manage and diagnose Kidney Disease. AI is now helping doctors diagnose and manage kidney disease and predict trajectories for kidney patients, http://
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