What are some of the red flags you see in the claims?

Im surprised that the EU doesnt have a secuirty requirement for IT infrastructure in the food supply. Seems like an oversight

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/openai-unleashes-hundreds-more-math-results-upon-a-field-already-in-shock/

This article seems was a little easier to get through for me

Its a real the boy who cried AGI problem. They are doing constant bullshit hype to keep investors so when they announce anything the assumption is bullshit hype. It doesn’t help that their product is really really good at writing bullshit hype.

Glad to see Meta is finally not censoring conservitive content. /s

There are benifits to working on the same campus. Though the problem with trying to set up office overseas is now you have to flex to their cultural expectations have work with their legal frameworks. You may have to navigate their bribery/lobbying system as well, which might require even more overhead. All of which duplicative if they have to have that somewhere else in order to leverage the much more lucrative investment markets.

These are for profit companies the general motivation for them to do anything is to maximize the extraction of value. You’re right, they aren’t anti American nor pro immigrant. In a different geopolitical and economic market they would gladly pay warlords to maintain an active slave population as long as doesnt personally effect their social lives and the profit margins were wider then the h1b1 program.

Is there a way to read the article that doesn’t download a file?

Is there really a market for mass production of low quality software?

Maybe it’s just never been needed in any of the market segments I work, but it always seems like it’s better to spend 40 hours today to refactor or clean up code then to spend 10000 hours bug hunting spaghetti code. Like sure your perl script worked but for the love of all let’s actually make a project with a maintainer and a code base you can reasonably attach an SLA to plz

Home and family: Has working nodes

Hell yeah, I’ll take that assumption

Not that I see either looking at opensource inference engines. vLLM supports setting the seed so if you have that you do, and maybe it’s just as simple as harness setting and recording that. At least for replay this request type of operation but that does not show where in model each random numbers would have been applied.

Me too

We are saying the samethings but you are adding no to it.

Right, during inference random numbers are generated, that plus the numbers from input are added to the weight values and the matrix multiplication happens. If you used the same random numbers and inputs it is deterministic. For regular use you don’t do that because you want a stochastic output, if you wanting to do forensics and trace what led to an output you would benifit from that determinism.

This is one of my critics of wilderness areas (I love them otherwise). Without having a place for people to be apart of and with the rest of the natural ecology of an area it’s too easy to see avoiding active harm as an optional charity instead of a needed part of maintaining a living biosphere

Tbf this walking just with robot leg support

Well a Koch brother is. The other one is trying to privatize firey pits if the lore is to be believed.

Honestly for physical therapy if these are built right a huge amount of people could benifit from this. For people with no treatment options too that just need assistive tech.

I mean it is a semantic collection of weights tied to tokens (fractions of written language). There is also tool calls which could be analysied for additional input analys.

No that should be discoverable with the models weights, input and random numbers added to the weight at the time.

Say for example you find that a collection of outputs behave oddly or in an undesired way, you could use this to find what simularties they share with each other but delta with other and naively prune the nodes or simply decrease their weights. Those you could also try to corralate that to certain input tokens to engineer better prompts or try to trace it back to initial training data.

It could also be a failed tool call adding garbage data in, or malicious. A trace could catch that as well.

1. “China’s” is a possessive and makes no sense.
2. “an executive” is singular, “aren’t” is plural
3. “that’s true” is surperfulous and already understood

Does this sound better? “While China is getting there, executives in the U.S. aren’t so convinced.”

Also who the hell cares if existing execs aren’t convinced lol

EVs and electricity are both easier to do DIY at home than ICE and homemade ethanol (and no one even pretends home mode petrol production is remotaly feasible). The only reason EVs are seeing the subscription model harder than ICE is: a they are newer and it’s new and b. They are HARDER to lock people into bullshit. No sweetheart deal with a dealership for biannual fleasing by lube techs they are ripping off, no guarantee that in 3-5 years the rube Goldberg explosion machine and the rest of the car are going to be so shitty that a new car makes sense.

Slate, Edison, and Mutany Motors are all examples of what new world of EV could be like instead of the bull shit that ICE and oil industry and kept us in for nearly a century of enslaving humanity.

Also also, e-motos and e-bikes because not everyone needs a ton of metal to move around cities if they are built for people and not just to extract wealth from suckers.