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interesting interface

is it open-source?

which LLM are you using?

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inspiring to see a small, female-led company thrive in such a niche and traditionally male-dominated industry.

From two sewing machines to supplying Boeing and Leonardo—proof that precision craftsmanship still has a vital role in high-tech fields.

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Looks like Apple is stepping in the race by buying Perplexity AI which Meta rejected in favor of Scale AI ...

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Interesting, read somewhere Apple has positioned itself as a health care tech quietly over the years.

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in-context scheming = alignment red flag

More capability + low clarity on intent = low trust

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Never thought my $3 makes me richer than 11% of Americans.

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From publishing "LLM Thinking is an Illusion" to having talks of buying Perplexity within a month, we have come a long way.

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I was part of Google+ moderation team in 2015.

I learnt this is one of the major legal issue in social media which we could not find any reasonable technological path to address it.

I always wondered how Facebook is keeping this under control and if AI has made this problem approachable today?

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In my previous workplace, colleagues were not each others' friend as well.

Things are different now

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Not sure. In this view, it might be same as saying Database is a New Computer

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I have been experiencing this for the last 2 days. Still preferring to block ads.

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Not sure if we got Einstein, Curie, Tesla, Newton in our pocket. May be just a very advanced search engine.

Illusion of thinking paper claims we are struggling with even medium logical problems and we cannot apply logic of one problem to another similar new problem.

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This means that if we start with 50% of the book then there is 42% chance that we can recreate the remaining 50%.

What is the distinction between understanding and memorization? What is the chance that understanding results in memorization (may be in case of humans)?