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it's bizarre.

the first sentence is "Announcing Magistral — the first reasoning model by Mistral AI — excelling in domain-specific, transparent, and multilingual reasoning." and those should clearly be comma

and this sentence is just flat out wrong "Lack of specialized depth needed for domain-specific problems, limited transparency, and inconsistent reasoning in the desired language — are just some of the known limitations of early thinking models."

Just once I'd like to see an article like this from someone who's not currently working on an AI tool (some sort of Khan Academy tutor in this case)

So it gives you the wrong answer and then you keep telling it how to fix it until it does? What does fancy prompting look like then, just feeding it the solution piece by piece?

Meta Llama 3 2 years ago

the examples they use are always so unimpressive. a slightly more convenient way to find a restaurant or plan a trip

if you have a bot with a simple model that keeps an internal state of happiness and uses machine learning to determine sentiment, update its model, and generate a response, ie the nicer you are to it the nicer it will be, would that be conscious?

I would say yes because there are degrees of consciousness

thats true, I guess theyre not required for consciousness but thats how it evolved here on Earth. I suppose all you would need is to be able to have a mental map of the world, however it happens