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Comment #49126641
Sure, but the same must be true for these models as well. They must be doing some form of reasoning, even if it's not formally correct and it relies instead on all kind of half-ass…
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Comment #49041728
Human languages aren't just a set of more or less arbitrary conventions relating groups of sounds with meanings. Language is probably humanity's greatest and most advanced technolo…
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Comment #49041181
Indeed.
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Comment #49041166
Sure, I'm all for opening the whole enchilada. But at least Chinese AI development is more open than the US one. And not just on the weights front, but AFAIK also more open when it…
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Comment #49038118
Regardless of the motivations behind the paper, the fact is that they are right. It's a topsy-turvy world where America closes up and China opens, and I hope it gets corrected soon…
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Comment #48976532
I guess the question of why counterexamples are so rare and/or hard to find is still left to be investigated.
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Comment #48975388
I feel the same. When those large datacenter projects were being considered, the necessity for building new power lines should have been included in the ask. Instead they built the…
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Comment #48975232
> What I'd really wish for is an EU browser that 'just works'. Have you tried Zen Browser? It's entirely open source but the core team and sponsor are European, and it's actively p…
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Comment #48972927
That difference is not essential to the question at hand. An open book test based on an erroneous book would give the same results as this test, even if it wouldn't penalize blank …
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Comment #48969910
Yep, a possibility that has found support with Roger Penrose, who wrote two books about it.
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Comment #48969859
I don't see how stealing IP is inconsistent with a sympathy for openness. If anything, it's the opposite. "Information wants to be free" and all that. They were just liberating tho…
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Comment #48956379
That's just one surface feature of how fascism manifests at the level of economic policy, it doesn't capture the essence of the movement. You wouldn't expect Mussolini to have the …
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Comment #48956350
"Mussolini's model"... Wikipedia has a whole page on the definition of Fascism [1]. Also worth reading is Umberto Eco's article on this subject, which also has its own wikipedia pa…
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Comment #48951404
Watercolors in SVG?
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Comment #48948120
Isn't steering the agent the new journey? Why shouldn't that provide "little intrinsic rewards"?
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Comment #48947308
Prefill isn't supported in the major commercial models anymore. Probably in order to thwart jailbreak attacks.
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Comment #48945254
Not only is AI art often slop, it's also often theft. Or maybe even always theft. And it's both of these things that account for this newfound ability to create something normally …
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Comment #48943843
It's because they are post-trained to be agreeable, which is clearly a desirable trait in a model. I think the correct way around this is converting the conversation from first- an…
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Comment #48916986
> From Shannon's theory, it's abundantly clear that "information" is just a mathematical description That's a very narrow and technical definition of information. It's what people …
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Comment #48910369
Why shuffle, though?
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Comment #48906551
> Finally, to claim that information is somehow the important fundament of existence is patently absurd to me, since it would've similar to arguing that miles have some very specia…