if a guy tells you "llms don’t work on unseen data", just walk away
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At least 5% of new Wikipedia articles in August were AI generated
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"Godfather of Accelerationism" Nick Land says nothing human makes it out of the near-future, and e/acc, while being good PR, is deluding itself to think otherwise
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Nobel laureate and AI pioneer John Hopfield says he is worried that AI will lead to a world where information flow is controlled like in the novel 1984
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The world of work has completely changed and most people don’t realise yet.
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Ilya Sutskever says predicting the next word leads to real understanding. For example, say you read a detective novel, and on the last page, the detective says "I am going to reveal the identity of the criminal, and that person’s name is _____." … predict that word.
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