Software engineers shouldn't fear being replaced by AI. They should fear being asked to maintain the sprawling mess of AI-generated legacy code their employer's systems will soon run on.
Because that one will actually happen.
One of the very interesting innovations in the UK education system is the high-schools specializing in the study of mathematics.
These are called "Maths schools", have selective admissions, are sponsored by a nearby university and receive additions grants from the government.
@kingsmathschool was the first one started in 2014 and the models seems to be working well enough that a few years later, more like @ExeterMathsSc @CamMathsSchool@LivMathsSchool@LUSoM_ have come up.
It seems to be the need of the hour for India as well.
Current LLMs are trained on text data that would take 20,000 years for a human to read.
And still, they haven't learned that if A is the same as B, then B is the same as A.
Humans get a lot smarter than that with comparatively little training data.
Even corvids, parrots, dogs, and octopuses get smarter than that very, very quickly, with only 2 billion neurons and a few trillion "parameters."
I am not sure if this is accidental or fraud @IndiGo6E
but you have an internal domain exposed for search on google. If anything you should at least make this non crawable.
https://t.co/lhBpmGiLe3
Turns out the Shahmukhi character set was still in the works when I was working on the above project. On a similar note, the initial domain for Punjabi wikipedia also was simply for a Gurmukhi-based wiki with subdomain of pb,which I remember was changed to pb_IN and pb_PK. 4/n
I was reminded of some things I saw very early in my career. My first piece of professional work was helping adapt a spell checker aspell to Punjabi. Aspell worked very well for indic languages 1\n
At that time, I had a vague idea that Punjabi was written differently as "Shahmukhi" in West Punjab, And I wondered how people there would write if this is the Punjabi Unicode character set. 3/n
@ponnappa@protosphinx I think non-tech has been mislead to mean non expertise. If anything it's likely that non-tech founder has better understanding of the problem space.
@apansinghal Not to say that it wasn't a great movie. But it was much like any other bollywood movie which is fine by itself but the very nature of bollywood as a mass medium has always meant that it makes things too simple. And ever so often we as society don't take the leap forward 1/2