Agents are going to open a whole bunch of cans of worms.
SAFETY
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Lex asks about Q-Star; Sam declines to discuss
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Lex: Can you speak to what Q-Star is? Sam: We’re not ready to talk about that. https://
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Testing GPT-4 Papers Against Gemini 1.5 and Claude 3
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I want to see key GPT-4 papers re-tested with Gemini 1.5 and Claude 3 to see what generalizes across GPT-4 class LLMs. At a minimum, the papers on hallucination rates, Theory of Mind & Chain of Thought; as well as papers on performance on medical, legal & psychological questions
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AI Accuracy Depends on Access to Quality Human Comparisons
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But that doesn’t mean that AI can’t be more accurate than a human. It just depends on what humans you have access to.
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AI Quality Threshold Reduces Human Oversight and Error Detection
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Lex is right, Sam was wrong. Our research shows that people don’t really check the work of AIs, once those AIs cross a certain threshold of quality. We found that consultants, for example, “fell asleep at the wheel” and did not look for AI errors. Training didn’t help, either.
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Claude 3 GPT-4 Gemini guardrails comparison analysis
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What a weird set of guardrails from Claude 3. GPT-4 is the only one willing to run with it. Gemini tries to be helpful, suggesting I have come across a crime scene.
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AI Responsibility: People Drive Misuse, Security Requires Multiple Safeguards
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AI does not produce illegal content, people do. And the way to stop a bad guy with an AI is ten good guys with AIs.
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AI Tool Normalization and Attribution in Creative Work
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Even in the joke you are normalizing the use of the tools. Also, you're sharing someone's work without credit.
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Image Generators: Ethical Concerns and Environmental Impact
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Please no. The image generators are constructed based on stolen data and exploited data workers, and are environmental disasters. Don't use them & don't normalize their use.
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OODA Loop: Speed of Decision Cycles Wins
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The basic idea is that, in combat, pilots go through repeated cycles of:
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 18 mars 2024
👁️Observation, gathering data
🧠Orientation, analysis of data, drawing on background & mental state
↔️Decision, choice of action to take
🎆Action, making a decision happen
Whoever does the loops faster, wins pic.twitter.com/T8Jfkyh0NyThe basic idea is that, in combat, pilots go through repeated cycles of:
Observation, gathering data
Orientation, analysis of data, drawing on background & mental state
Decision, choice of action to take
Action, making a decision happen
Whoever does the loops faster, wins