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profchemai

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    Comment #47704626

    Not the author, as a scientist in a scientific field which often gets used as argument for AGI existence, it's great to know these kinds of efforts. Can't agree more withe their me…

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    Comment #46538021

    Sorry for the caution but this is becoming very common. Lots of red flags for AI-Slop: Zenodo, single author work, lots of jargon, author has not had prior work in the field.

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    Comment #44490669

    Out of 100 of evals, ARC is a very distinct and unique eval, most frontier models are also visual now, don't see the harm in having this instead of another text eval.

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    Comment #44042123

    Agree, if anything it's Applied Linear Algebra...but that sounds less exotic.

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    Comment #44041990

    Once I read "This has been enough to get us to AGI.", credibility took a nose dive. In general it's a nice idea, but the blogpost is very fluffy, especially once it connects it to …

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    Comment #44008099

    I've read this book, I don't think this was the case. I think the name was made in good-faith. It's "transformer" because it involves transformations of molecules involved in life …

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    Comment #43619547

    Could be a good idea, but without any evidence (benchmark/comparisons) it's just a flashy name and graphic. Sounds like another "state" that gets contexualized via a gating mechani…

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    Comment #43508592

    I love this analogy.

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    Comment #43508386

    Awesome, I am a fan of their work, just wish they did not use the word biology (which is rooted in living) to describe LLMs, we have enough anthropomorphizing of AI tech.

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    Comment #43365952

    Criticism feels harsh. Of course models don't know what they don't know. Reporters can have the same biases. They could have worded it better "lowers the probability of hallucinati…

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    Comment #37450411

    Two big points I see is 1) that normal people are not models, 2) peoples looks will vary widely based on their country of origin. So I could see this working better with normal peo…

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