@james_moore_24 Basically the RL env was a text JEPA model. It only saw "kawasaki" a couple times in training, so its embedding was basically still random noise. I guess the decoder found a local min at kawasaki lol
all roads lead to kawasaki
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The UX of software is plummeting.
I take a lot of pride in trying new software products. I try something new every single day.
But I'm finding that there's a huge gap between what I want from a product and what the product wants from me. Like I click a button expecting one thing, and I'm immediately given another.
Eventually, I just get pissed off and delete it.
So yes, you can write a million lines of production level code and I still won't use it.
If you're going to put something out into the world, make it elegant.
Build something small and beautiful.
People are way too obsessed with LLMs.
LLMs are by all means "intelligent". It's amazing that I can talk to a model in natural language.
But the idea that language is all that's needed to produce human-level intelligence discredits the human mind.
Language is a collapsed representation of thought. It's one output method of the minds ability to express itself. Just because we can build a model to predict one output method of the brain, doesn't mean that this model is naturally equivalent to the human brain.
You can argue that all we need for digital tasks are LLMs. But don't pretend that LLMs are the end-all-be-all of AI just because it can write essays for you about hard concepts.
Also, the idea that the science of AI is finished is a limiting belief. You are holding yourself back by assuming labs have already solved the "final problem".
🚨 BIGGEST SINGLE-DAY WIPEOUT IN US STOCK MARKET HISTORY
$2.8 Trillion has been wiped out from the US stock market today so far, the largest one in history.
Previously, the largest single-day wipeout was of $2.69 Trillion during the Covid crash.
@Zacbunchanumbrs@GaryMarcus It's the timeline that doesn't make sense. Everything we know today was obvious Tuesday night. Dems were very clear about their position on data centers. Data centers in general have been deeply unpopular for years.