Meet “Claude”: Anthropic’s rival to ChatGPT
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#2Related:
Anthropic's Claude is said to improve on ChatGPT, but still has limitations - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34331396 - Jan 2023 (52 comments)
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#3I appreciate the comparison and some of the prompts. I didn't even think to play with multi-hop questions.
Anyone remember Ask Jeeves? This feels like what it should have been.
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#4I just read that their chatbot will update word-by-word Slack channels, justifying the need for edits and an emoji to acknowledge the interaction is over. Why do they ensure that the appearance happens "word-by-word"? Is that a trick to reduce the response time or is that a design feature (that feels very much like a flaw to me)?
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#5so can we try it? can't find a link.
also, why is everything now named with common names and nouns? it makes annoyingly hard to google informations around them.
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#6I just read that their chatbot will update word-by-word Slack channels, justifying the need for edits and an emoji to acknowledge the interaction is over. Why do they ensure that the appearance happens "word-by-word"? Is that a trick to reduce the response time or is that a design feature (that feels very much like a flaw to me)?
The response takes a long time to generate. The user could just sit there and stare at a blank response, or start reading in realtime as the response is generated.
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#7I just read that their chatbot will update word-by-word Slack channels, justifying the need for edits and an emoji to acknowledge the interaction is over. Why do they ensure that the appearance happens "word-by-word"? Is that a trick to reduce the response time or is that a design feature (that feels very much like a flaw to me)?
The response takes a long time to generate. The user could just sit there and stare at a blank response, or start reading in realtime as the response is generated.
I find it surprising that you can display any of it before the whole thing is done, since I would expect information dependencies between the start and the finish of a sentence or paragraphs. I have yet to really look into how these models work, they are black boxes to me.
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#8Semi offtopic, but for some time I have been dreaming of training chatbot to communicate in cuneiform or hieroglyphs to bring some old languages back alive. Could it be possible, using old tablets as training data?
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#9I just read that their chatbot will update word-by-word Slack channels, justifying the need for edits and an emoji to acknowledge the interaction is over. Why do they ensure that the appearance happens "word-by-word"? Is that a trick to reduce the response time or is that a design feature (that feels very much like a flaw to me)?
The response takes a long time to generate. The user could just sit there and stare at a blank response, or start reading in realtime as the response is generated.
I did not expect that, when iterating with smaller models like nanoGPT, even tough the output is one token at a time it did not felt like it would take half a second between each of them, but I guess that's what happen with billions parameters models.
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#10Is the future going to be increasingly advanced AIs competing publicly for the currency of human attention?