@y0b1byte i like food-related classes, like sandwiches and pizza, that seems pretty fun. maybe go over simple html so they can see what websites are made of?
Biological brains 🧠 are characterized by neurons of many different classes. Yet most artificial neural networks only use one activation function throughout.
We show that through neural diversity alone we can solve RL problems in networks with random weights 🤯
Since we've been looking for more things to do, @emilymbender@mmitchell_ai @mcmillan_majora and I wrote a statement about the horrible "letter" on the AI apocalypse, the very first citation of which, was our #StochasticParrots paper.
https://t.co/6kFtBcXhZj
Kola Heyward-Rotimi (@KolaHR) investigates Eko Atlantic and the speculative aesthetics of “corporate Afrofuturism” as a mode of neoliberal world-building.
https://t.co/yVuTp4jo2i
i'm going to go out on a limb and say no spanish-speaking person was involved in the design of this name, nor in the approval chain... 🤦♂️
(also, comments on the tweet did not disappoint!)
Here's a cute example, due to Itamar Turner-Trauring (@[email protected]), who observes that Google gave bad results which were written about in the news—which the new GPT-Bing used as reliable answers. Autogenerated trash feeding the next cycle, with one step of indirection.
Construction is underway at the @AmherstCollege Aliki Perroti & Seth Frank Lyceum!
Inspired by the Lyceum of ancient Athens, this 20,000-sf project combines an existing, historic house w/new construction to create a new facility for the College’s Center for Humanistic Inquiry
ICE reported that it has been posting WRONG DATA for over four months. Adding to the confusion, ICE frequently posts data, replaces it, and replaces it again without any indication that changes have taken place, or which are the "correct" numbers.
https://t.co/eRKpufpI1C
Duncan + team found a neuronal circuit with bistable high-activating and low-activating rates given excitatory/inhibitory inputs. They think such networks could be involved in decision making processes in the hypothalamus. Really accessible + interesting talk.