New Princeton research shows that as generative AI models continue to gain popularity, they are also becoming more indifferent to the truth in order to please their users. https://t.co/FOHJrNekVe
Releasing weights indiscriminately isn't safe. Neither is keeping capable models inside a few labs.
We think there's a path between them. We haven't mapped all of it. Our new post covers the part we can see: how we assessed Inkling, and why access should widen in stages.
https://t.co/zGFbuXNr0Y
"I've tried to be largely guided by my curiosity. We're not worried too much about how practical things are, but especially if you're an academic, following your own curiosity is a good strategy and it's been very fulfilling." – Peter Howitt
Curiosity led last year's laureates in economic sciences – Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt – to understanding the benefits and potential threats of technological change.
In our new podcast episode, they speak with host Adam Smith about the paths that led them to economics, disruptive technologies, human progress and friendship.
Listen here: https://t.co/OQVKTYf6u9
"I am impelled to tell you how much I have come to admire your intellect, your drive, and your honesty... If the rabble continues to occupy itself with you, then simply don't read that hogwash" - @AlbertEinstein to Marie Curie.
Read the letter: https://t.co/yOISMrZoBX
“Timing is very important. You need to pick hard problems to solve and be ambitious with them.”
Demis Hassabis discussed how his aspirations as a young gaming programmer were ahead of their time.
Watch our official interview: https://t.co/xqAePpZyc3
Take a look at this wedding photo from 26 July 1895 of the most renowned couple in the history of the #NobelPrize: Marie Skłodowska and Pierre Curie.
Instead of a bridal gown, Marie Curie wore a very dark blue outfit that would serve her for many years as a laboratory outfit.
Kevin Feige addresses fans saying that Doctor Doom has no buildup compared to Thanos:
“The Thanos buildup has built up in people’s heads over the years. He sat on a chair at the end. He put on a gauntlet and said, ‘I’ll do it myself.’ And he yelled at Ronin on a video screen briefly.”
(via @BrandonDavisBD)
The knowledge that makes AI useful is diffused. It lives with scientists, engineers, clinicians, firms. For AI to benefit from distributed knowledge, it must itself be distributed. Agree with Jensen that this is a future worth building.