Lucas Le Ray

opinion modeling

[Lucas Le Ray @Lucas_Le_Ray]

Comment les partis politiques peuvent utiliser les modèles d’I.A. pour comprendre l’opinion des électeurs sur des sujets de société, des partis ou des personnes ?

Je tâche d’y répondre dans mon article :
https://t.co/WaGEEB3M7A

[Antoine Copra @Cobra_FX_]

🔴 À l'unanimité, les sénateurs viennent de voter une loi qui interdit de fait tout entrainement de modèle d'IA en France.

Voire même toute commercialisation d'une IA.

À l'unanimité.

[Lucas Le Ray @Lucas_Le_Ray]

@InvestirEnBG @BFMTV @SofianeAklouf En revanche, il faut, bien sûr, que les personnes ayant cet argent puissent le dépenser comme ils le souhaitent.

[Lucas Le Ray @Lucas_Le_Ray]

@InvestirEnBG @BFMTV @SofianeAklouf « Faire tourner » une industrie se fait toujours aux dépens d’une autre, qui ne bénéficie pas de ces moyens. Il faut être vigilant à prendre en compte ce qu’on ne voit pas, et pas seulement ce que l’on voit.

[Lucas Le Ray @Lucas_Le_Ray]

@Percepinea_ Quelle horreur de laisser des citoyens libres traiter avec une institution libre pour éduquer leurs enfants 😳

[Edward @somefoundersalt]

wrong. we never stopped

[BFM @BFMTV]

EPR de Flamanville: la première réaction de fission nucléaire est "imminente"
https://t.co/b6l7hx6a6I

[François Chollet @fchollet]

Demos showing a LLM "generating" a working game of Space Invaders or Tetris with a single prompt would be *very* impressive if you could generate any game of similar complexity you might come up with. But you can't. You can only generate specific games that the model has memorized. Anything else, you're on your own. It's a glorified copy-paste function.

[Simon Maechling @simonmaechling]

Lemons are a human invention.

The same is true of:-

→ Grapefruit.
→ Oranges.
→ Limes.

You would never find them in the wild.

They were created by selectively breeding from three primary ancestors native to South and East Asia.

→ Citrus.
→ Pomelos.
→ Mandarins.

When life gives you lemons:-
↳ Thank scientists and farmers.

Almost everything you eat has been modified genetically by humans.

P.S. Repost this lemon 🍋 ♻️
Thank you!

[sarah @sablaah]

humiliating. looks like shit. yet another massive W for earth, the best planet in the universe

[Louis Anslow @LouisAnslow]

Science fiction has conditioned us to be hypervigilant about avoiding dystopias born of technological acceleration & totally indifferent to avoiding dystopias born of technological stagnation

[LaurieWired @lauriewired]

You play doom with a CPU.
I play doom with CPU usage.

we are not the same

[Devon Eriksen @Devon_Eriksen_]

It's astonishing how few people understood Dune.

It's as if they cannot reconcile the concepts of a good man and a bad outcome existing together.

This is the whole point of Dune. It is a cautionary tale about the merging of church and state, about the dangers of cults of personality, of idolatry.

If you think "Paul is bad", you've missed the whole point of the story, which is that structures of power have a life of their own, and they constrain those who wield that power.

If Paul were bad, then the possibility would remain that placing a good man in his position would lead to a good outcome. But because Paul is not bad, we are able to see the implication that Paul's position, not Paul's character, is what leads to the numerous bad outcomes of the books.

Being prescient, he sees this, and much of the story of him and his heir, Leto the second, is devoted to his struggle, not against external enemies, but the constraints of his own power and position and legend.

The "golden path" is dimly glimpsed thread of possibility whereby a good outcome for humanity can eventually be achieved, but it will come about as the result of the destruction of everything that Paul and Leto have built.

The fact that they strive for that outcome is a testament to their moral character.

This is why Tolkien hated Dune. It was a direct contradiction of the basic authoritarian theme of Lord of the Rings. In Lord of the Rings, power is simple; it is wielded by a central authority, and all must kneel. The only question is whether it is to be an evil authority or a good one, Sauron or the True King who has Returned.

There is no notion of a bureaucracy which has its own influence and character, nor is there any notion of bad outcomes from good intent, no notion that the world is complex, that outcomes are hard to judge, that suffering might arise from mistake as easily as from malice.

Just find noble king, place on throne, done.

In Dune, Paul IS the noble king, and the evil of his rule arises not from Paul the man, but from the institution of kingship itself.

[David Deutsch @DavidDeutschOxf]

I always wonder whether the people who use this tactic of making people's lives a misery rather than using persuasion and democracy, envisage that theirs is the last cause that justifies this, or whether they're OK with a future of continual misery for ever.

[frye @___frye]

21-year-old woman with dark hair playing a piano as it drives down the road. cinematic lighting, 35mm film, vivid colors

[Antoine Copra @Cobra_FX_]

On dit qu’ils vont révolutionner l’agriculture.

Au point que 1000 scientifiques, dont 34 Nobels, supplient le parlement 🇪🇺 de les autoriser.

Mais c’est quoi, ces fameux NGT ? Et quels sont leurs super-pouvoirs ?

Petit #thread explicatif, écrit avec @agritof80 ⬇️⬇️⬇️

[Ferghane Azihari 🌐 @FerghaneA]

🌏En finir avec les petits gestes. Les trois périodes où l'on assiste à une réduction drastique des émissions de CO2 en France sont les guerres mondiales et l'activation des réacteurs nucléaires. Concentrons nous sur ce qui change la donne pour ne pas gaspiller notre temps.