Software, Final Fantasy, Semantic tech, Music. I want to build the next generation of personal digital assistants for truth-seeking people in Smart Cities.
In a world of software that doesn't care about {context persistence and semantic analysis across service/app/source boundaries} nearly enough, which sadly happens to be our world, every Alt-Tab or Ctrl-Tab is a story never told.
Our Chief of Security Architecture Bruce Schneier outlines how LLMs and large-language-model optimization will transform how we all use the web. via @TheAtlantic
https://t.co/R6qnttGQR8
On the same topic, another treasure trove of references and amazing work on multilingual AI, by @seb_ruder:
https://t.co/LGTq0te7eK
So many golden paragraphs.
(slightly sad conclusion that the state could be so much better, but hopeful of the huge potential for improvements)
These links are total treasure troves for fans of linguistics, semantics, and NLP:
https://t.co/z1OTuddV5n
https://t.co/Ot7TzUc3yR
The amount of global+multilingual+collaborative research in WordNets/thesauri and NLP refuels my faith in humanity a bit.
Watch your back, metacrap.
What an amazing "article" (how do I classify this?).
All of these small random questions, like:
>which soundtracks have a french-horn?
>How many sandwiches did you eat last year?
I love and hate them. I want to help fix the software problem.
cc @SWEJWO
https://t.co/MZi1dXHoZW
@MatthewWSiu Context enrichment tools focused on "remembering" (but with a lot of "processing" too) is my dream. Twofold: I'd love to have these tools, and I'd love to work on them.
https://t.co/hY1A3PN4O9
This is one of the doors I thought of: having LLMs process their candidate output in the realm of imagination (simulation), just like humans.
Simulation is All You Need for Grounded Reasoning!🔥
Mind's Eye enables LLM to *do experiments*🔬 and then *reason* over the observations🧑🔬, which is how we humans explore the unknown for decades.🧑🦯🚶🏌
Work done @GoogleAI Brain Team this summer!
Machines that learn should "suffer time" more.
I'm usually on the side believing knowledge graphs need to lead in NLP, but a couple of recent reads made me think of improvements to LLM and KG-less machine learning that might be valuable to all sides, even Stochastic Parrots™.
One might say new versions of LLMs (1/year, at best) play that role, but that's still too frozen in time. Maybe an "evergreen/everlearning model" is needed.
Personal AIs in the form of digital assistants and chatbots also fit part of that description, and there's potential there.
"The world is awful. The world is much better. The world can be much better."
And none of these statements would be verifiable without good and open data.
https://t.co/CFmX9zF4LJ