it is mostly just a math/logic contest, with the benefit that you can get the result on the fly, and maybe cheese some problems without rigourous proof or you can look at other form of competitive programming, like…
>I think it would be interesting to see if people could reliably distinguish between AI generated flyers and human made flyers i think people can point those out pretty consistently for in-the-wild cheap posters, since…
having labs open their research: what harness system they used, what types of problems they tackled, which problems success and which fail, how they success and fail so we have a better idea of what tasks LLM are…
the behaviour is alien because it is different from human, they don't know in detail how those trillions thinkprints work together to produce output openai "knew" about scaling law for a decade now and still can't fully…
it is mostly just a math/logic contest, with the benefit that you can get the result on the fly, and maybe cheese some problems without rigourous proof or you can look at other form of competitive programming, like…
>I think it would be interesting to see if people could reliably distinguish between AI generated flyers and human made flyers i think people can point those out pretty consistently for in-the-wild cheap posters, since…
having labs open their research: what harness system they used, what types of problems they tackled, which problems success and which fail, how they success and fail so we have a better idea of what tasks LLM are…
the behaviour is alien because it is different from human, they don't know in detail how those trillions thinkprints work together to produce output openai "knew" about scaling law for a decade now and still can't fully…