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dreamfactored
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Comment #48691204
It's deliberately not prescriptive as the implementers are the ones best placed to solve for requirements - you don't want policy makers providing technical checklists. And it's no…
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Comment #45215510
First time I heard of it and have pro workspace
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Comment #45215502
AI's variable reward mechanics, what makes pigeons peck and humans type, why Microsoft's AI CEO thinks you're going insane, how AI got inside your OODA loop, and the difference bet…
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Comment #45212851
AI's variable reward mechanics, what makes pigeons peck and humans type, how AI got inside your OODA loop
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Comment #45210323
AI's variable reward mechanics, what makes pigeons peck and humans type, why Microsoft's AI CEO thinks you're going insane, how AI got inside your OODA loop, and the difference bet…
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Comment #45128038
More descriptive for HN
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Comment #44789341
Hopefully will post here before the weekend but tl;dr the mathematics to model neurons has not yet been discovered/invented
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Comment #44780270
Working on a follow up article on exactly this (it is mathematically impossible and we have receipts...)
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Comment #43432999
Colleague generated this satirical bit the other week, I wouldn't call it vanilla or poorly written. "Right, so what the hell is this cursed nonsense? Elon Musk, billionaire tech g…
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Comment #43432924
A lot of people have been bamboozled by the word 'neuron' and extrapolated that as a category error. It's metaphorical use in compsci is as close to a physical neuron as being good…
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Comment #42444528
I'm certain that humans are picking up AI dialect. Very hard to prove though and will become harder.
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Comment #42444504
Compilers weren't trusted in the early days either.