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CNNs excel in vision tasks where you have limited compute, limited memory, limited data, and want something that works super well and quick. People usually don't hook CNNs up to a …

I spent part of my life growing up in a major Asian city where communal ties are very strong, and spent a very significant fraction of my childhood outside of my house, just becaus…

My PhD advisor found out that my English writing skills are quite good and the rest of their lab were Chinese internationals, so they started making me write all of their research …

Unfortunately, consciousness is deceptively hard to define, and so any benchmark to measure or quantify it can be endlessly debated. You can argue that it's a property that all liv…

> There hasn't been real product innovation at Apple in over a decade. Everyone says this but forgets that AirPods were released in 2016, Pros in 2020, and they're now the most pop…

> Well, both, obviously. So, 95 with 1k?

Peter Thiel and Mamdani are more alike than you may think. https://x.com/aphysicist/status/1937879912221667792 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/billionaire-peter-thiel-warns... Nobod…

Not Palantir. Their CEO has explicitly said that they don't collect data on US citizens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-IH7EVrBbQ

The whole point of Apple intelligence is that it shouldn’t feel like you’re talking with an LLM, it’s that it fades into the OS but delivers new features that make the OS more inte…

All of this, as well as the crazy weird behaviors by o3 around it's hallucinations and Claude on deceiving users - is pointing to an interesting quote I saw about scaling RL in LLM…

I'm not sure if people here even read the entirety of the article. From the article: > We applied the AI co-scientist to assist with the prediction of drug repurposing opportunitie…

> So, I'm not a believer in the classic winner takes all approach here where one company turns into this trillion dollar behemoth and the rest of the industry pays the tax to that …

I wonder if its just about having competent adversaries? The West has always consisted of near-powers competing for resources and technology. A notable exception is modern history,…

It most definitely does. If money is a medium for people to convert goods and services from one form to another, then in a technologically advancing world where things become cheap…

Not sure what you're talking about. Neural networks are powering a LOT of the internet. > Siri/Cortana/Google Home/Alexa, powered by DeepSpeech+language models > Google Search, pow…