The naming of Muse models isn't very intuitive.
Wonder > Spark > Ember > (Glimmer)
Gemini is similarly hopeless:
Krypton > Carbon > Argon > Hydrogen
Claude is close:
Fable > Opus > Sonnet > Haiku
Best so far, surprisingly, is GPT:
Astra > Sol > Terra > Luna
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Excalidraw CLI v0.3 released π
- Render to SVG
- Markdown conversion
- Export frames as separate images
- Share as link/slides (Excalidraw+)
- Many small fixes
I think its technically five billionaire-funded magazines, though I believe all have editorial independence: the City Journal (Paul Singer's Foundation), Baffler (Soros Open Society), Poetry (Ruth Lily Endowment), Noema (Berggruen Institute) and Works in Progress (Stripe).
Top of the Democratic agenda on day 1 needs to be a pause on advanced AI development, regulation of this out of control industry, and a ban on artificial superintelligence.
@gmiller@GarrettSativa@DrewPavlou If true, then it's still beneficial for them to slow down the US buildout so they can catch up in domestic EUV and crush on pure compute.
(And as it's being shown, they don't even need EUV.)
@AdamHoltererer One wonders if Gemini, as with many other Google products, is just a side gig for appearances sake, and they don't really care about usage.
The idea of injecting safeguard-triggering keywords into payloads in order to bypass LLM detection is a great example of how the guardrails that were put in place by these models to avoid misaligned use expose the vectors for bypassing LLM-based scanning protections
I manually inspected 40,000 animations to post train an LLM to make demoscenes.
Scraped 10 years of demos, did continued pretraining, curriculum learning and finally RLHF-ed with myself as the reward function.
Yes, models can have "taste".
All you need is data.
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