The Guardian has fund the reason why ChatGPT delves: cheap labor from Africa: theguardian.com/technology/202…

The redesigned Reddit looks like Quora. And this is not a compliment. If you are looking like a content farm, you are becoming one.

yukari the hundred-page machine learning book (great for understanding broad strokes)

practical deep learning for coders 2022 version (great if you know a bit of python)

AI based on machine learning is only so popular because the notion of probability distribution was abstracted out. A user can use ML by being a full layman in terms of probability. If handling probabilities was a part of the ML process, it would be as unreacheable for most as…

Soon, on the streets of your favorite city:

I know I told many times that AI will not replace any human professions. I was wrong. Whoever invents these idiotic costumes for haute couture shows will be replaced with a diffusion model for good.

When thousands try and everyone knows that the success is achievable with the right starting conditions (you just has to be lucky to guess them right), three lucky winners are quite expected. They aren't better than anyone else, they are just lucky winners, that's all. Next time…

Trying to squeeze incremental performance gains from 7B models doesn't make any sense. As generalist models they will always lose to ChatGPT-3.5 which is free. As starting points for supervised finetuning for solving business problems, pick any popular model and keep labeling…

Hey Hugging Face. This prevents people from seeing the open llm leaderboard. Is there a way to see a static version of this page somehow? Waiting an hour is annoying.

If you look for a sign that the era of bullshit in AI is over and people care once again about solving real problems well, wait for quality multilingual 1B+ encoder-only models that support inputs of 100k+ tokens. Once they start to appear, we are out of the woods.

They often say that Claude is better than GPT-4 in coding, but it's not:

Do you think that the modern AI capabilities are just enough for the humanity or a stronger AI is needed?

My book is currently sold on Amazon with a 25% discount ($10 off). It's the best moment to buy if you considered buying it one day.

If you expected WW3 to look like WW2, but with lasers and robots, you will be disappointed. WW3 is happening right now and it will last decades.

Multi-decade democracy during the times of peace inevitably turns into a circus, where opportunistic clowns win elections. Modern autocracy wins against modern democracy. Autocracy can focus the resources on making hard strikes on the international opponents, it can effectively…

I thought that deploying Jupyter notebooks in production was the stupidest idea. Then I changed my mind: using langchain for building LLM based apps was worse. Then I say wait a minute, DSPy would be slow and resource hungry as hell, this should never be used. But then someone…