Meh I don't think Adobe has anything there. AI is just a tool. Are they going to sue Microsoft and Dell just because those two were involved in the laptop used to instruct the agent to do the thing? Are they gonna sue…
Solve by collecting taxes properly and then using the funds to provide research grants. Then it's a shared risk, shared reward. But no instead we have our governments pissing away money on useless bullshit and private…
Capitalism, corruption and humans are all synonyms imo. We can't help but not play fair. It's wired into us.
I thought I'd follow up by pointing out that capitalism (optimisation for profits) often shuns developing new technology. There are hundreds of thousands of similar stories but the origin of the blue LED, something…
I don't know why there's so much drama. Animal human beings distracted from the real task at hand (eliminating poverty, hunger, human suffering) as usual. Experts in fields are still required to validate the claims of…
But their gaze can also create bias. If you go to a window and look out of it, your dog will as well. If you mime looking at something your dog cannot see, it will come over and try to find what you're looking at.
For now it is. But remember how much power early computers consumed! Something like this seems fit for a newer variant of Taalas chip. In addition to regular security protocols, of course.
The weight of expectations is a heavy one.
Ever seen a crab wiggle its way down into the sand? Now that AI + Robotics is taking off, perhaps the industry will get something in the near future that can crawl along the cable and help bury it over time (perhaps…
>Argentina, the world’s eighth-largest country I think this says something about human progress. We haven't really pulled it together yet, have we? Through the efforts of many (and yet still few) we have created such…
I wonder if AI would have helped in this situation. For example [request to defrost n fridges in y locations]->[agent cannot find any emails or business communications about this and last defrost report was only a short…
Lmao they literally assassinate people with nerve agents on British soil as is and get told they're naughty boys and not to do it again please. I think an actual invasion would initiate a very serious and deadly…
I've never seen a consent banner for being fingerprinted even though I'm sure companies are fingering my prints in the background enough that my colon could become a national database.
Eh I think it'll be more like Gibson's defensive ICE in that ICE is "my swarm of agents scans your code for nasties, then compiles it from source".
Aaaaah, I don't use an iPhone so my apologies.
I was curious about whether or not it could validate reasoning (because I don't have the time at the moment to try to slam together a hybrid llm+decision model that uses decision on its reasoning before output). It…
Yeah but I think they're asking based on the content of the notification. Like a friend that always talks shit 99% of the time so you don't have on priority but when they send "help i just got mugged" at 2am it should…
I tried out the multimodality and this is the biggest win, imo. You can give it a CCTV image (like of a train platform) and ask it to quickly decide actions such as triggering an automated auditory alert, deferring to a…
I find their (your?) example of using it as a separate API for expressions a bit odd. If you're already outputting voice surely other metadata could be outputted at the same time? In text mode I'd use structured output…
"temperature=0 & sampler=deterministic is all you need".
Idk why Jev was even hyped in the first place. Mostly by social media people who are the type to write inspirational LinkedIn articles, Medium posts and make longwinded Youtube videos about subjects they don't know or…
Huh. And here I was thinking the obvious thing is that it's a way to have "null" without it accidentally being parsed as null.
They/their. Hmmmm.
Well yes, there are only so many attention heads (well whatever magical variant frontier models are using these days) that can attend to the context and so as the context grows attention becomes spread thin. But with…
Interesting. I agree that it seems that LLMs are wont to fall into recognisable patterns much more readily than humans however I asked a model to evaluate your comment history and it found loads of patterns such as:…
Meh I don't think Adobe has anything there. AI is just a tool. Are they going to sue Microsoft and Dell just because those two were involved in the laptop used to instruct the agent to do the thing? Are they gonna sue…
Solve by collecting taxes properly and then using the funds to provide research grants. Then it's a shared risk, shared reward. But no instead we have our governments pissing away money on useless bullshit and private…
Capitalism, corruption and humans are all synonyms imo. We can't help but not play fair. It's wired into us.
I thought I'd follow up by pointing out that capitalism (optimisation for profits) often shuns developing new technology. There are hundreds of thousands of similar stories but the origin of the blue LED, something…
I don't know why there's so much drama. Animal human beings distracted from the real task at hand (eliminating poverty, hunger, human suffering) as usual. Experts in fields are still required to validate the claims of…
But their gaze can also create bias. If you go to a window and look out of it, your dog will as well. If you mime looking at something your dog cannot see, it will come over and try to find what you're looking at.
For now it is. But remember how much power early computers consumed! Something like this seems fit for a newer variant of Taalas chip. In addition to regular security protocols, of course.
The weight of expectations is a heavy one.
Ever seen a crab wiggle its way down into the sand? Now that AI + Robotics is taking off, perhaps the industry will get something in the near future that can crawl along the cable and help bury it over time (perhaps…
>Argentina, the world’s eighth-largest country I think this says something about human progress. We haven't really pulled it together yet, have we? Through the efforts of many (and yet still few) we have created such…
I wonder if AI would have helped in this situation. For example [request to defrost n fridges in y locations]->[agent cannot find any emails or business communications about this and last defrost report was only a short…
Lmao they literally assassinate people with nerve agents on British soil as is and get told they're naughty boys and not to do it again please. I think an actual invasion would initiate a very serious and deadly…
I've never seen a consent banner for being fingerprinted even though I'm sure companies are fingering my prints in the background enough that my colon could become a national database.
Eh I think it'll be more like Gibson's defensive ICE in that ICE is "my swarm of agents scans your code for nasties, then compiles it from source".
Aaaaah, I don't use an iPhone so my apologies.
I was curious about whether or not it could validate reasoning (because I don't have the time at the moment to try to slam together a hybrid llm+decision model that uses decision on its reasoning before output). It…
Yeah but I think they're asking based on the content of the notification. Like a friend that always talks shit 99% of the time so you don't have on priority but when they send "help i just got mugged" at 2am it should…
I tried out the multimodality and this is the biggest win, imo. You can give it a CCTV image (like of a train platform) and ask it to quickly decide actions such as triggering an automated auditory alert, deferring to a…
I find their (your?) example of using it as a separate API for expressions a bit odd. If you're already outputting voice surely other metadata could be outputted at the same time? In text mode I'd use structured output…
"temperature=0 & sampler=deterministic is all you need".
Idk why Jev was even hyped in the first place. Mostly by social media people who are the type to write inspirational LinkedIn articles, Medium posts and make longwinded Youtube videos about subjects they don't know or…
Huh. And here I was thinking the obvious thing is that it's a way to have "null" without it accidentally being parsed as null.
They/their. Hmmmm.
Well yes, there are only so many attention heads (well whatever magical variant frontier models are using these days) that can attend to the context and so as the context grows attention becomes spread thin. But with…
Interesting. I agree that it seems that LLMs are wont to fall into recognisable patterns much more readily than humans however I asked a model to evaluate your comment history and it found loads of patterns such as:…