@o_guest It does get brownie points for remembering that Luxembourgish is also a language for once, but the correct word is “Schnéi” (schéi means pretty 😉)
@rogerkmoore Also, people running chatGPT on <insert favourite robot here> are a dime a dozen. I don’t see much of value down that road but even if there is some, this certainly isn’t it.
@mjdramstead or, you know, we can leave them to their shenanigans and relocate to the blue place 😉 though part of me feels like driving people away is what all these changes are actually about - I just can’t figure out why.
We've released annotated slides for a talk titled "Evaluating LLMs is a minefield". Current ways of evaluating chatbots/LLMs don't work well, especially for questions about societal impact. There are no quick fixes. More research is needed. w/ @sayashk 🧵https://t.co/6ZUh850wx3
@LucaAmb I would argue that, for talking science, the Blue place is quickly becoming the place to be. Plus it doesn't need you to filter out promoted content and endless crypto ads.
🤖🧠NEW PAPER🧠🤖
Language models are so broadly useful that it's easy to forget what they are: next-word prediction systems
Remembering this fact reveals surprising behavioral patterns: 🔥Embers of Autoregression🔥 (counterpart to "Sparks of AGI")
https://t.co/w0wl4eW1M0
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The #HRI Summer School just started, with a focus on the role #robots have in transforming #human - human #interaction. Lots of interesting people, discussions and robots in a special scenery in an abandoned quarry in Poland!
I consider it a personal triumph that we are back in the Horizon programme! I bravely overcame all the obstacles that we created ourselves, to finally secure exactly what we had before, but with no say or input into how it’s run.
We're hiring again at @USR_Lab! Postdoc assoc. with EU project, topics inc. robot transparency, multimodal interaction, algorithmic fairness and gender-sensitive design. Need to have or be *very close* to having PhD! https://t.co/ocL1U9J8Cs
@IrisVanRooij@ira_hyman If we can go outside Philosophy, then Barbara Liskov springs to mind in Computer Science for the Liskov Substitution Principle.