Dipen Chaudhary

[Marshall Mathers @Eminem]

Silver pilfer kill fer Gilbert's still hurts steel shirts Bill Burr milf word off kilter no filter chill brrrr feel burn still slur will stir Trent dilfer Val kilmer Still third shield her he'll squirt Steven Spielberg Lil twerp Wilshire She'll purr Kill birds milk curd feel worth Real nerd Stans documentary I liked your film sir

[Jacob Singh @JacobSingh]

The point of marketing isn't to tell people what you do better than others, it's to show them they can do better for themsleves by working with you.

[Funkeeee @sucre_xo]

I like it when people show you they're good for a reason 🔥❤️

[Dipen Chaudhary @dipench]

@paraschopra Happy Birthday! 🎉

Wish you happiness & success in whatever you do.

What was your trigger / reason for leaving day to day at wingify? You seem more engaged & happy post wingify, what was your process to transition into this state of experimentation & engagement?

[QED42 @qed42]

We collaborated with @UNmigration to build a #DataVisualization portal that illuminates mobility-related impacts of #ClimateChange. This portal helps to visualize potential risks and make data-driven decisions.📊 #nonprofits

🔗Read the full case study: https://t.co/cal1DzPjxL

[QED42 @qed42]

We partnered with @drreddys to design & develop a knowledge management system benefiting healthcare pros!

Our research-informed design strategies ensured credible, personalized content delivery aligned with business goals. Read more: https://t.co/NPyUc3KbTF

#KMS #HealthTech

[Drupal Association @drupalassoc]

#UNICEF partnered with @qed42 to make knowledge sharing more accessible and actionable. The #Drupal-powered platform led to streamlined content authoring and enhanced #UX.

🔗 Dive deep into the case study to know more: https://t.co/MAfCHh4mC3

[Dipen Chaudhary @dipench]

@ponnappa @perplexity_ai feature request -- "Explain this tweet"

[QED42 @qed42]

We collaborated with @UNmigration to build a #DataVisualization portal that illuminates mobility-related impacts of #ClimateChange around the world. Here’s a glimpse of our portal.

An interactive map with 2D and 3D representations of climate change!

[Seth Bannon @sethbannon]

This man is now worth $110B

[Dipen Chaudhary @dipench]

WTF is? has become my most "look fwd to" piece of content across all platforms. Great format, topics & guests; with recent episodes crossing 3hr+ duration & yet leaves you wanting more. Weekends well spent.

Kudos to the entire team ❤️

[Nikhil Kamath @nikhilkamathcio]

Change is the only constant in life. Adapt first, don't fight, all of life is transient, including your belief systems, and ur authentic self today.

Didn't think this would happen 8 months ago, but thank you all, here's hoping I remain relevant for a lill longer until I don't.

[thedroptimes @thedroptimes]

QED42 Elevates UNICEF's Knowledge Management with Drupal https://t.co/MzUBUvJyXc @QED42

[Bindu Reddy @bindureddy]

Open-Source LLMs Are Far Safer Than Closed-Source LLMs

While everyone agrees that we don't have AGI yet, a reasonable number of researchers believe that future versions of LLMs may become AGIs

The crux of the argument that closed-source companies use is that it is dangerous to open-source these LLMs because, one day, they may be engineered to develop consciousness and agency and kill us all.

First and foremost, let's look at LLMs today. These models are relatively harmless and generate text based on next-word predictions. There is ZERO chance they will suddenly turn themselves on and go rogue.

We also have abundant proof of this - Several GPT 3.5 class models, including Llama-2, have been open-sourced, and humanity hasn't been destroyed!

Some safety-ists have argued that the generated text can be harmful and give people dangerous advice and have advocated heavy censorship of these models. Again, this makes zero sense, given that the internet and search engines are not censored. Censor uniformly or not at all.

Next, safety-ists argue that LLMs can be used to generate misinformation. Sadly, humans and automated bots are more competent than LLMs at generating misinformation. The only way to deal with misinformation is to detect and de-amplify it.

Social media platforms like Twitter and Meta do this aggressively. Blocking LLMs because they can generate misinformation is the same as blocking laptops because they can be used for all kinds of nefarious things.

The final safety-ist argument is that bad actors will somehow modify these LLMs and create AGI! To start with, you need a ton of compute and a lot of expertise to modify these LLMs.

Random bad actors on the internet can't even run inference on the LLM, let alone modify it. Next, companies like OpenAI and Google, with many experts, have yet to create AGI from LLMs; how can anyone else?

In fact, there is zero evidence that even if future LLMs (e.g., GPT-5) don't hallucinate or mimic human reasoning, they will ever have agency.

The opposite is true - there is tons of evidence to show they are just extremely good at detecting patterns in human language, creating latent space world models, and will continue to be glorified next-word predictors.

Just like a near 100% accurate forecasting model is not a psychic, an excellent LLM is not AGI!

Open-sourcing models have led to more research and a better understanding of LLMs. Sharing research work, source code and other findings promotes transparency, and the community quickly detects and plugs security vulnerabilities, if any.

In fact, Linux became the dominant operating system because the community quickly found and plugged vulnerabilities.

AFAICT, the real problem with LLMs has been research labs that have anthropomorphized them (attribute human-like quality), causing FUD amongst the general population who think of them as "humans" that are coming for their jobs.

Some AI companies have leveraged this FUD to advocate regulation and closed-source models.

As you can tell, the consequences of not open-sourcing AI can be far worse - extreme power struggles, blocked innovation, and a couple of monopolies that will control humanity.

Imagine if these companies actually invented AGI.

They would have absolute power, and we all know - absolute power corrupts absolutely!!

[Sam Altman @sama]

Let yourself occasionally get a little screwed in exchange for not having to live with your guard up all the time. It’s worth it.

[Dipen Chaudhary @dipench]

All ❤️ to Maxwell, it's unreal! But also makes you wonder how much fitter Kohli is, compared to the RoW.

[जयदीप सिंह कण्डारी @JayKandari]

Wow this is an epic match today #AUSvsAFG .. any side wins, its going to be an incredible story to tell.
#ICCCricketWorldCup23

[QED42 @qed42]

Attending a #DrupalCon for the first time is a unique adventure! In our latest blog, Aastha Shrivastava @Shriaas2898 shares her heartfelt journey at #Lille, offering insights into the remarkable #DrupalCommunity that welcomed her with open arms. Read more: https://t.co/pDTKcCnS81

[QED42 @qed42]

What does #Drupal mean to you? At #DrupalConLille, we asked the community this simple question.
The answers? Here is Drupal. Defined by you! 💙#DrupalLove

[Drupal Association @drupalassoc]

When UNICEF needed to bridge the gap between internal knowledge and public access, they chose #Drupal and @qed42. Clearing House and Knowledge at UNICEF are the results. Dive into their journey of knowledge management. https://t.co/tf306HL9bU

[QED42 @qed42]

Join Tarkesh at #DrupalConLille2023 for an engaging session on Designing for Privacy where he delves into mitigating privacy risks, designing for consent, leveraging privacy-enhancing technologies, and sharing best practices. @DevaTarkesh
Register here 🔗 https://t.co/sd7QwfghHx

[Dipen Chaudhary @dipench]

Hard work, enables an authentic voice.

It could surrender & be one with nature or shape the future. Depends on expression.

[svs 🇮🇳 @_svs_]

My standard answer to people who ask me about hard work.

There are forces that have shaped the world, that shape our society and our lives. Hard work is required to become an instrument of these forces. After that we just go along for the ride.

Like singers train for years to become an instrument of the soul, and what emanates from them is millenia old, primordial and a force of nature. They are doing nothing, merely being an instrument.

That is what the hard work is for. Not for shaping the world, but for surrendering to the forces of nature.