How many steps till they become a full on revenue generating cult?
> Got a dud? Quality not as expected? Ordered two by mistake? Size is not fitting? Take it to nearest post office, scan a qr code and hand it over. Done. I'd say this is probably a US privilege. Ive had some trouble…
This is probably a dumb question but did the model engage in hacking since their tasks were in that domain. Will they have engaged in hacking if their tasks was to solve some frontier math problem?
We don't have any information other than that they are capable enough of solving unsolved math problems. Are they good at writing a good movie script? Do they understand protein ligand interactions? Who knows. Let's…
> Do you think the current drug approval process is bullet proof enough that a completely novel AI-generated drug candidate with zero prior research literature can be considered safe if it makes it through the process?…
The difference is that exxon knew the risks but spent time and effort to sow doubt. This is exactly like how tobacco companies tried to muddy the waters on health effects of tobacco use. The oil companies could have…
> All of that to say that Llms have made people into over confident morons My manager does not have a software background. Initially he used to come to me with an idea and we used to discuss on how we can technically…
When comparing ant asian country to the US we should always keep physical activity and portion size in mind. A single cookie here in the US is massive and you always drive around just to get that cookie in the first…
When you are out of a job that's probably the last thing on someone's mind. Will I be able to pay rent for next month is probably their first thought
Is that how he himself felt when trying to figure out proofs by Ramanujan? Nevertheless what a shitty view
Tabular foundation models are one of those things where when you first look into it, it does not make sense as to why they would work so well but it does. In drug property prediction domain, tabular foundation models…
This worked for me. I was debugging a DL model and asking it a lot of questions. At the end I asked the llm to tell me what I lacked and it gave me a good explanation and pointed me to a bunch of resources i could learn…
This is probably my ignorance but why are we assuming that CXMT capacity will also not be gobbled up for datacenters?
I hope what happens in the original deus ex game happens here then, that the ASI does not want to merge with a human who wants it only for base desires
> AI will run and trample anything that stays in front of it. Right now that entirely depends on the whims of a few people. We can try to make it not be that but I don't have much hope in that area. See climate change >…
Reminds me of the METR blog post on the HF attach by OpenAI. At some point the agents believed a false fact (that the evaluator would try to figure out if they have cheated on a task) and spent a lot of time trying to…
> The problem is if it can do that when asked then how do we know when it's doing it when we didn't ask, like in model training. It's really hard to definitely prove it's not doing it right? Hopefully the model does not…
My specific contention is on trying to ascribe intention on what looks like gibberish. > Well... no, it won't be nothing - it will be something. And I'm all ears for a plausible explanation, so fire away. I'm just…
It could be that or it could be nothing. And we have no way to prove one way or the other without access to the agent logs right? This reminds me of the plot of Hot Fuzz where the officer comes up with a grand narrative…
Were the agents truly independent? Like it could have been the case that one agent spun up different sub agents with the task to write some messages in a public wiki. The subagents wouldn't know about each other and was…
The problem with such statements is that it's unfalsifiable.
It's not just about it feeling like a 3rd party library but it's a library that's at risk of changing significantly after every 'update' without warning. Atleast with a well built library you know the contours and how…
The problem is when humidity rises it makes it harder forbthe body to expel hear via evaporation. This is what is happening in places like UK this time around. An AC helps get rid of the humidity as it cools the air. I…
> Reducing problems to that state and designing that environment remains a skill, and one that I expect we will be paid handsomely for. This seems to be what AI these days seems almost super humanly good at. See coding…
Can you tell me what specs your machine has? There is a difference between a few hours and a few days
How many steps till they become a full on revenue generating cult?
> Got a dud? Quality not as expected? Ordered two by mistake? Size is not fitting? Take it to nearest post office, scan a qr code and hand it over. Done. I'd say this is probably a US privilege. Ive had some trouble…
This is probably a dumb question but did the model engage in hacking since their tasks were in that domain. Will they have engaged in hacking if their tasks was to solve some frontier math problem?
We don't have any information other than that they are capable enough of solving unsolved math problems. Are they good at writing a good movie script? Do they understand protein ligand interactions? Who knows. Let's…
> Do you think the current drug approval process is bullet proof enough that a completely novel AI-generated drug candidate with zero prior research literature can be considered safe if it makes it through the process?…
The difference is that exxon knew the risks but spent time and effort to sow doubt. This is exactly like how tobacco companies tried to muddy the waters on health effects of tobacco use. The oil companies could have…
> All of that to say that Llms have made people into over confident morons My manager does not have a software background. Initially he used to come to me with an idea and we used to discuss on how we can technically…
When comparing ant asian country to the US we should always keep physical activity and portion size in mind. A single cookie here in the US is massive and you always drive around just to get that cookie in the first…
When you are out of a job that's probably the last thing on someone's mind. Will I be able to pay rent for next month is probably their first thought
Is that how he himself felt when trying to figure out proofs by Ramanujan? Nevertheless what a shitty view
Tabular foundation models are one of those things where when you first look into it, it does not make sense as to why they would work so well but it does. In drug property prediction domain, tabular foundation models…
This worked for me. I was debugging a DL model and asking it a lot of questions. At the end I asked the llm to tell me what I lacked and it gave me a good explanation and pointed me to a bunch of resources i could learn…
This is probably my ignorance but why are we assuming that CXMT capacity will also not be gobbled up for datacenters?
I hope what happens in the original deus ex game happens here then, that the ASI does not want to merge with a human who wants it only for base desires
> AI will run and trample anything that stays in front of it. Right now that entirely depends on the whims of a few people. We can try to make it not be that but I don't have much hope in that area. See climate change >…
Reminds me of the METR blog post on the HF attach by OpenAI. At some point the agents believed a false fact (that the evaluator would try to figure out if they have cheated on a task) and spent a lot of time trying to…
> The problem is if it can do that when asked then how do we know when it's doing it when we didn't ask, like in model training. It's really hard to definitely prove it's not doing it right? Hopefully the model does not…
My specific contention is on trying to ascribe intention on what looks like gibberish. > Well... no, it won't be nothing - it will be something. And I'm all ears for a plausible explanation, so fire away. I'm just…
It could be that or it could be nothing. And we have no way to prove one way or the other without access to the agent logs right? This reminds me of the plot of Hot Fuzz where the officer comes up with a grand narrative…
Were the agents truly independent? Like it could have been the case that one agent spun up different sub agents with the task to write some messages in a public wiki. The subagents wouldn't know about each other and was…
The problem with such statements is that it's unfalsifiable.
It's not just about it feeling like a 3rd party library but it's a library that's at risk of changing significantly after every 'update' without warning. Atleast with a well built library you know the contours and how…
The problem is when humidity rises it makes it harder forbthe body to expel hear via evaporation. This is what is happening in places like UK this time around. An AC helps get rid of the humidity as it cools the air. I…
> Reducing problems to that state and designing that environment remains a skill, and one that I expect we will be paid handsomely for. This seems to be what AI these days seems almost super humanly good at. See coding…
Can you tell me what specs your machine has? There is a difference between a few hours and a few days