@0xblacklight@threepointone It’s probably down to latency atm, once they can operate in (basically) real time I think the solutions will become more obvious
@skirano If I may describe too much, it's the feeling of the "world just beyond the frame" that always resonated...maybe even haunts me. Films sparked this as a young child, and paintings like Nagai's especially. If only I could just, peek outside the frame a bit there'd be a whole world
@dotnetschizo idk I'd guess because the reality is you won't even notice/interact directly with AI most of the time; it'll be omnipresent but so integrated with existing deterministic systems you won't even notice it
The lesson from the Hugging Face Incident should be that RL with verifiable rewards is an incredibly powerful optimization algorithm that will produce increasingly weird and surprising behavior from LLMs.
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