The hottest AI training Substack posts right now

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Import AI 399 implied HN points 18 Mar 24
  1. Alliance for the Future (AFTF) was founded in response to concerns about overreach in AI safety regulation, highlighting the importance of well-intentioned policies leading to counter-reactions.
  2. Covariant's RFM-1 shows how generative AI can be applied to industrial robots, allowing easy robot operation through human-like instructions, reflecting a shift towards faster-moving robotics facilitated by AI.
  3. DeepMind's SIMA represents a significant advancement towards a general AI agent by fusing recent AI advancements, showcasing the potential of scaling up diverse AI functions in new environments, opening possibilities for further development and complexity.
muddyclothes 176 implied HN points 27 Apr 23
  1. Rob Long is a philosopher studying digital minds, focusing on consciousness, sentience, and desires in AI systems.
  2. Consciousness and sentience are different; consciousness involves subjective experiences, while sentience often relates to pain and pleasure.
  3. Scientists study consciousness in humans to understand it; empirical testing in animals and AI systems is challenging without direct self-reports.
Import AI 1 HN point 03 Jun 24
  1. The GPT-2 model release by OpenAI was significant, sparking debate with its unusual publishing strategy and predictions of potential applications and misuses that actually came to pass over time.
  2. In the exploration of AI policy and consciousness, it is challenging to predict the timing and impact of advances accurately, highlighting the importance of evidence-based claims and the potential consequences of regulatory actions.
  3. Decentralized AI training presents compelling incentives like cost-efficiency but faces obstacles due to network and technical challenges, which could disrupt current AI policy assumptions.
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PashaNomics 0 implied HN points 20 Mar 23
  1. When evaluating a language model like GPT-X, consider factors like accuracy and impact.
  2. The impact of the model extends to both individual users and broader society, such as through unintended consequences and negative interactions.
  3. GPT's aimability, or its ability to follow rules effectively, is a complex issue that may not be effectively addressed with current training methods.