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XMPPwocky
10d ago
hm- does the model that wrote this know that labs already pay for training data- that stuff scraped from the Internet is not particularly where today's capability gains come from?
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XMPPwocky
17d ago
Looks like this has nothing to do with the hypervisor, it's not a traditional VM escape
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XMPPwocky
28d ago
Thanks for the response! This helps me understand what you meant way better. I'm about to go to bed here, but I'll respond in the morning. Ty!
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XMPPwocky
28d ago
> My point here is there is no continuous state that is not computed from the context. Oh, are you talking more about the lack of continual learning across context windows? Gotcha if so, my error. Could you explain why running without
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XMPPwocky
28d ago
> The state is entirely internal to the network and disappears after a token is generated, Yes and no, but mostly no, at least within a context window. Mathematically, you could write a single step of LLM decode as a pure function from
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XMPPwocky
1mo ago
Definitely agree with that last paragraph - I don't think anybody involved thinks they're doing an RCT here!
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XMPPwocky
1mo ago
tbc, I'm pretty sure that both an individual subatomic particle and a NAND gate or an adder are not conscious. (At least when I'm not in panpsychist moods!) But, in the same way that one particle not being conscious doesn't n
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1mo ago
Is a single subatomic particle conscious? Unless you're a panpsychist then surely no, right? And yet humans, made of such particles, are! So it seems like reductionism doesn't work here.
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1mo ago
I think you'd benefit from explaining why something being "just math" means it can't be intelligent, conscious, or have a personality- it seems like you're sort of assuming that implicitly, could you make an argumen
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XMPPwocky
1mo ago
Could you explain how this is related to "consciousness", "intelligence", or "personality"?
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XMPPwocky
1mo ago
Ah, you think by "Luna would eventually get smarter" they meant that the model backing it would, without retraining, somehow improve? I figured they just meant they'd use newer models as they come out.
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XMPPwocky
1mo ago
Why does the quoted statement you think they don't?
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2mo ago
Why?
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3mo ago
> This was their third office space, serving as their headquarters before they outgrew it and eventually relocated to Market Square at 1355 Market Street in 2012. The arab spring twitter uprising was fully a CIA/NSA operation. To be
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3mo ago
For what it's worth, this sounds a lot like something downstream from "reward hacking" in ML- in training, passing tests is often sufficient, and thus gets trained for. There are attempts to fix this (e.g. trying to detect su
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3mo ago
Why is something being human or not relevant here?
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4mo ago
> The difference is that when a human reasoner goes to solve a problem, they'll think "this kind of proof usually goes this way" - following an explicit rule enforcement. How is this different from "probabilistic patt
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5mo ago
Hm, say more about what your opinion's based on here?
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5mo ago
Hm, it sounds like to you consciousness implies non-determinism, and so determinism implies a lack of consciousness - is that right? If so, why do you think so? And if not, what am I missing?
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5mo ago
Yup- the question is "can math be conscious?" (If you've engaged w/ the literature here, it's quite hard to give a confident "yes". it's also quite hard to give a confident "no"! so then wha
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7mo ago
Presumably the decryption key is in the firmware.
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1y ago
I also can't help but note that this blog post itself seems (first to my own intuition and heuristics, but also to both Pangram and GPTZero) to be clearly LLM-generated text.
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1y ago
nit: assuming you mean basis points, one basis point is 0.01%. 4.5bp would be 72.7% to 72.71%. this is 450bp!
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1y ago
How is it a black box? You can get the firmware trivially.
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2y ago
I think your pitch would be significantly stronger if the resources you linked didn't largely revolve around "What if Snoop Dogg had his own currency?" I'm not ... completely unable to be persuaded that there are use cas
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2y ago
What makes you say that? Have you read serious arguments against this view (ideally from academic philosophers, not somebody like me on HN!)?
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2y ago
> IGN has accused the game developer for being sexist (based on some poorly translated social media posts) and gave it a low score before properly playing/testing it. What score did they give it? Because I just checked and they see
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2y ago
Could you be more specific? What underclass (and why don't they matter?), and what segregation?
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2y ago
Experts in any field are generally not the ones communicating with, and making recommendations to, the public.
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2y ago
" by the same people that believe whatever they're told by anyone in authority, and then feel the urge to pass it on to others without critical thought." respectfully, what the hell is this bit doing in your post?
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