adamzwasserman

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by adamzwasserman 2mo ago
1. It is what you do after the prompt: scan diffs in real time and hit the escape key at the slightest sign of trouble. 2. Deep questioning. Constantly probing the assistant: what does it think it is trying to achieve, why did it just make
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ZK Cost-Aware Model Training: ReLU Count as a Predictor of Proof Cost(zenodo.org)
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Grassmannian Geodesic Distance Predicts Cross-Cohort Classifier Degradation(zenodo.org)
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Governance Dose Must Match Model Capacity(zenodo.org)
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Consistent Recurrent Neural Networks Embedded in Finite Element Simulations(zenodo.org)
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by adamzwasserman 2mo ago
I responded in my article here: https://emusings.substack.com/p/the-prophet-loves-his-instru...
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Runtime Fisher Spectral Sensitivity for Early Hallucination Detection(zenodo.org)
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
I can guarantee you that the comment from jvanderbot was not AI generated.
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
Or.. the LLMs are just "telescope" sufficiently powerful to detect the aligned internal representation that already exists. A more powerful telescope does not "create" new galaxies.
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
As others have remarked: this is an unsubstantiated claim. I am actually using LLMs to perform controlled experiments to determine if the opposite is true, and that consciousness is a byproduct of language as Jaynes might have agreed.
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Counterfeit Verifiability in Autonomous Agent Payments(zenodo.org)
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
It is insane how much I enjoy this
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
I would say the opposite. The main value I add to AI generated work is my ability to generalize, keep broader spans of context than the AI can, and make connections between things that the AI cannot.
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
We need a Slop Audit methodology. That is why I have created one (Open Honest Slop Audit).
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by adamzwasserman 3mo ago
I enjoyed the deep dice. A lot of sensible advice, and enjoyed the deep dive. A lot of articles do not get a lot of that as right as this article does. Anyone who also enjoyed it would probably get a kick out of my article on the same subj
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
Do you need photos or paper?
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
pretext alleged bid to fund the war accustomed to constant unpredictability hoarding stashing useless bricks odyssey record high
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
Hide your kids, hide your wife, and hide your husband.
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
Nice idea, but most of the hiring managers I know have very little say over who gets in the door.
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
It is obviously promotional, I wrote the book and I want people to read it. The reason why I wrote a book is that it is a very long and complex answer. I will see if I can summarize it for you adequately in a HN post. I start by building th
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
No it is not too soon, but it is contingent upon understanding how factories actually work, and what distinguishes industrial production from artisanal production. Even AI generated code is artisanal. As afar as I know, my book "The Ch
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
Too bad the pope frames modern slavery almost entirely through the lens of the digital economy. Chattel slavery is alive and thriving in Mauritania, the Gulf, Xinjiang, and elsewhere. None of it dependent on AI, none of it apparently worth
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
Ah, thx for the reply.
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
It is very disappointing that the article does not point out that decommissioning old centers in favor of new ones will improve energy efficiency 2x and compute-per-watt at the silicon level between 20–30x. Even the most fervent eco-warrior
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
You seem to discount the possibility that ideas are emergent and as they emerge, multiple people at once become aware of them. I am asserting it is Charles Fort's "steam engine time". Far from a crank position. It is one that
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
No offense, but you sound like someone who has never built a language model. Anyone who has actually built one understands that there is no copying going on. Just predicting words (tokens actually). The problem is that people's words a
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
Hi dmoose, your handle looks familiar to me. The non-glib answer is that we should giver some very serious consideration to the possibility that language either functions like, or possibly is the same as, Jung's collective unconscious:
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
I submit most of the replies to my original reply as proof that there are no original thoughts.
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by adamzwasserman 4mo ago
People need to cope with the fact that no thought is original. Even Newton and Leibniz were having the same thoughts at the same time. Get over it.
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by adamzwasserman 5mo ago
I know I did done: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46240221 I built a Chrome extension to solve a problem I kept having: losing track of conversations on HN. The threads page is a firehose. Someone replies to your comm

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