“Independent media is under attack. For EU reforms to work, they’ll need buy-in from the member states, but most importantly, they need to earn the trust of journalists,” said @at_tgibson, CPJ’s EU representative.
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@rachel_l_woods I've found that GPT3.5 + GitHub Copilot in VSX are the ultimate combo for highly productive coding. I hardly ever bother with GPT4 since it's so slow. Much faster to ask 3.5 and get it to correct/iterate with lightning speed rather than wait.
@rachel_l_woods Maybe you can approach it from an existing Operations Research framework such @Google#ortools. Broadly this would come under constraint programming. https://t.co/0NOQnm8Ngy I used GPT4 to build out a solution for a much simpler scheduling problem using or tools.
@GlennGalen@rachel_l_woods Lol that sounds like a similar argument against the use of Wikipedia. AI will always need the same editorial review as humans, just at a different scale. Don't be naive about what companies will do with this version vs what a future creature may predict.
@mattparkins@rachel_l_woods Some predictions can be made based on intuition or experience without any formal calculations. However, in many cases, mathematical or statistical models are used to make predictions, which involve calculations to generate estimations of future outcomes based on existing data.
Revisiting approach.
I expected GPT4 could do a half-good job giving me code to solve it. Even if it was slow, unoptimized, etc.
But it hasn't.
And its making me rethink the nuances of "GPT4 as a reasoning engine"
Will definitely be writing about this soon.