The hottest Text generation Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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70 Years Old. WTF! 58 implied HN points 19 Feb 23
  1. LLMs are Large Language Models, which are computer systems trained to generate language based on patterns.
  2. LLMs can write better than most humans, but they lack the freedom of expression that humans have.
  3. The difference between how a human writes and how a machine like ChatGPT generates text is the ability to freely use explicit language.
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Cybernetic Forests 59 implied HN points 20 Nov 22
  1. The purpose of a system is reflected in what it actually does, not just what it claims to do.
  2. AI systems like Galactica may generate convincing but inaccurate results due to lack of contextual understanding.
  3. Criticism and evaluation of AI technology is crucial to ensure intended purposes align with actual outcomes and potential risks are identified.
Decoding Coding 19 implied HN points 02 Feb 23
  1. Detecting AI-generated text can be done by analyzing how likely the text is based on minor changes. If a text keeps showing a low probability, it probably came from an AI.
  2. Watermarking is another method, where certain words are purposely biased to make AI writing unique. If those specific words show up often, it's a sign that the text was generated by an AI.
  3. As AI tools become more popular, it's important to develop better detection methods to prevent cheating and ensure fair use in writing and academics.
ppdispatch 8 implied HN points 01 Mar 24
  1. Google faced a controversy with its image-generating AI model, Gemini, highlighting the importance of responsible AI development and oversight.
  2. Mistral AI introduced Mistral Large, a powerful text generation model with multilingual capabilities, partnering with Microsoft for integration.
  3. Apple has canceled its long-term electric car project, redirecting focus to advancing AI capabilities, while Meta is set to launch Llama 3, a refined language model that handles controversial queries.
Experiments with NLP and GPT-3 1 HN point 12 Mar 23
  1. Large language models are not AGI but are making significant advancements in solving various NLP problems.
  2. LLMs excel in tasks like parts of speech tagging, semantic parsing, named entity recognition, and question answering.
  3. LLMs can automate back office work and offer solutions for tasks like stemming, lemmatization, relationship extraction, summarization, keyword extraction, and text generation.
The Counterfactual 0 implied HN points 07 Feb 23
  1. It's tough to tell if text is written by a human or a language model like ChatGPT. People are concerned about students using it for school work or spreading false information.
  2. There are different methods being proposed to detect machine-generated text, like checking word patterns or adding hidden markers to the text. However, each method has its own challenges and limitations.
  3. As more tools become available for generating text easily, it raises worries about the quality and authenticity of online content. Many fear this could make online information less trustworthy.
Decoding Coding 0 implied HN points 20 Jul 23
  1. CM3Leon is a new type of language model that can generate and fill in both images and text. It uses advanced techniques to combine these two forms of media.
  2. The model tokenizes images and text separately to understand them better, improving how it creates content. It also applies a method to ensure the documents it uses are relevant and diverse.
  3. CM3Leon aims to deliver quality results that are as good as current image generation models. Future posts will dive deeper into research and technical details about such technologies.