A worthy cause, notwithstanding the obstacles to democracy in the United States.
(Thanks to Brian Berkey for the pointer.)
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This whole comment is actually a nice bit of philosophy on which to test its own claims. I ran this…
Many thanks to Prof. Kaufman’s thoughtful and provocative piece. Just my two cents in 3 points: 1) One point Prof.…
I just want to address this comment: > What initially presents itself as impressive intelligence can, upon closer inspection by…
Hi Dan, Actually, no, that the engine is next-token prediction does not entail that “there is only so much recycling,…
I’m a mathematician who works on AI research, though not specifically on training LLMs. Basically, we really don’t know what’s…
My experience with LLMs as a layperson/non-philosopher is that the aforesaid are excellent as spell checkers and translators (and, at…
I think we need to separate several different issues here: the future of the university, the future of education, the…
A worthy cause, notwithstanding the obstacles to democracy in the United States.
(Thanks to Brian Berkey for the pointer.)
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