didn't they also claim this about gpt-2? for sure there is a lot of PR involved as well. Models can also be both, really good at cyber security and bad at writing emails.
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I'm quite impressed on how far they got while the claude code code looks like it does.
I wonder what happens if you prompt it to be a tool and not an assistant and that it does not need to be helpful just do as instructed or something like this
I wonder how well this does on a German tax declaration, might be a good alternative to touring test judging by complexity
this. could already be useful to narrow down the search space
something like a European GitHub you mean? (didn't read the article)
I'm always impressed how fast people get used to new things. couple of years ago something like chatgpt was completely impossible, and now people complain it something's does mit do what you told it to and sometimes lies. (not saying your points are not valid or you should not raise them) Some of the points are just not fixable at this point due to tech limitations. A language model currently simply has no way to give an estimate of its confidence. Also there is no way to completely do away with hallucinations (lies). there need to be some more fundamental improvements for this to work reliably.
the way people treat Llms these days is that they assign a lot more trust into their output than to random Internet sotes
laughs in unhinged head of state that imposes arbitrary tarrifs on half of the world and mistakes dementia test for IQ test, says it's difficult
why would it not be fine if the content is fine but it's fully AI generated? Just curious on why that would not be on with you
that's already happening for Juniors, combination of ai and less funding
why? aren't you desperately longing for trying to put into a prompt how a model should be animated? /s
keyword is mostly here. it opens up the opportunities where there was really nothing before.
how strong are you ?
can I ask what language you are using AI for, there is also a difference in performance for AI in different languages
as far as I understand they want the software on your device, at one point you need to decrypt if you want to read the message content
from an intelligence perspective the human brain is ultra efficient
die Fugger, best Game of my childhood! thanks for the reminder!
could just be online for a start, then it's just time for the organization that you'd need. sounds like a fun project to be honest
how do you measure ? genuinely interested, because I'm confronted with the same problem
except the area is so hugely popular with people who unfortunately lack the rigor or curiosity to ask for this and blindly believe claims. for example this hugely popular repository https://github.com/x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-t...
where the authors fail to explain how the prompts are obtained and how they prove that they are valid and not a hallucination.
if you are the military and you are using drones to win a war, I don't think birds are your primary concern tho
I don't know if that's something you should be congratulated for though
pytorch, tensorflow, numpy there are quite a few examples ai/ml has been steadily more commodetized, so it's far from only being developed by mathematicians. Hence every highschools student and his mother has an AI startup now. (And I'm not even mad, it's actually very exciting to see what people come up with nowadays)
who are these people who have 30 minutes in the morning to make a smoothie and develop software to learn a foreign language
it even goes beyond trump unfortunately. how can others be sure that we won't someone like him again or worse in 8 years from now. Our system does not have safeguards against lunatics like him I would not trust the US either if I were from some other country.
they absolutely can build gpus with larger vram, they just don't have the competition to have to do so. it's much more profitable this way.
you will be also interested to be reading about PMML: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictive_Model_Markup_Lang...
having worked with half a remote team from Poland which also never turned the camera on I can tell you that faces provide a lot better method of person disambiguation for Germans than polish names. (no disrespect to the Polish language or people, my lack of knowledge therof is to blame here)
you are right you still need the number of clusters