andywalters

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by andywalters 1y ago
Wouldn’t it be a good thing if most world leaders regularly consulted a sufficiently intelligent and grounded model? I would love to see real research on this but I strongly suspect it would universally improve decision quality. If that’s
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by andywalters 1y ago
This is one of the best papers I've read in a long time. It encapsulates so many of my thoughts on the open internet of AI agents for business that I think most people are sleeping on. We're at the dawn of a major shift in the in
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by andywalters 3y ago
Thanks! Not currently providing an export but i am working on baking in a redis vector db of all emails to allow for RAG.
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Built an AI to Filter Gmail(github.com)
4 points by andywalters 3y ago|4 comments
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by andywalters 3y ago
out of sheer frustration with the constant deluge of crap in my inboxes i finally broke down and threw an llm at my account. clearmail allows you to: - filter all incoming emails by simple rules you write in english - auto-categorize to an
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by andywalters 3y ago
Hi, author here, I do think it's a fair criticism to say the mechanism could be more clearly demonstrated if it formed and evaluated hypotheses clearly outside the domain of any likely RLHF / fine tunes / system prompt text.
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by andywalters 3y ago
I don't think the comparison to the image example holds up; while something like a random-ish behavior is at play when it comes to hypothesis generation, the hypothesis evaluation is a different matter. It does seem to reason about it
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by andywalters 3y ago
Hi I'm Andy, author of the post and WHOA this blew up randomly! Some quick thoughts: - I certainly agree the model is not updating itself in the sense that its weights remain unchanged. But if a program can evaluate its own behaviors
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by andywalters 3y ago
I think it's a little more complex than that and I did my best to lay out in detail why in the article. Here's a video I made of it working, you can see how it works and judge for yourself whether it's just pretending. htt
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GPT-4 Shows Signs of Self Awareness with Recursive Prompting(thewaltersfile.substack.com)
5 points by andywalters 3y ago|3 comments
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by andywalters 3y ago
With some clever prompting, GPT-4 autonomously learns about itself by generating hypotheses which it tests. The self-inquiry process is different every time it runs but it can more or less un-prompted spawn creative works like poetry about
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by andywalters 4y ago
Heh yeah we haven't baked in much self-knowledge about Lexii.ai yet, working on it!
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by andywalters 4y ago
Founder at https://Lexii.ai here—we’re a GPT-3 based search engine that pulls in real-time legacy search results and cites sources. Would love feedback, we’re just in alpha but we’ve already got ~50,000 searches per month.