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From Semantic Ablation to Attentional Ablation
(reflexions.florianernotte.be)
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flornt
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flornt
1y ago
Thanks. Really appreciate your comments. It opens some perspectives I haven't considered and gives more things to think about regarding this. I'll digest it and update the content based on your observations!
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Writing with LLM is not a shame
(reflexions.florianernotte.be)
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From Overwhelmed to on Top: How Managers at Upflow Get Things Done
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1y ago
I really regret Omnivore....
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1y ago
I guess it's because LLM does not understand the meaning as you understand what you read or thought. LLMs are machines that modulate hierarchical positions, ordering the placement of a-signifying sign without a clue of the meaning of w
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1y ago
Sure. And I'am pretty much convinced that we'll have more and more tools to build things from plain language. These tools will have some extended questions to grasp what really are the user's intentions.
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LLMs are more persuasive than incentivized human persuaders
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Asking a LLM for help is fine
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Republicans push for a decadelong ban on states regulating AI
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see my answer below.I guess it's not quite the same thing. Self-service checkouts are just a way to buy your groceries — same with online shops. In both cases, the human is (or was) mainly there to help sell a product, not to deliver a
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What you’re referring to is the difference between automation — following the rules — and autonomy — having the ability to break or adapt them. A traditional machine just follows instructions. It doesn’t make decisions on its own. But from
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Sure, but once the solution is built, why would a company keep paying someone externally just to watch/control it? Won’t the future be about having an AI agent that can be fine-tuned to your company’s needs through natural language?&qu
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Yes, but it's not exactly the same. Self-service checkouts are just a way to buy your groceries — same with online shops. In those cases, the human is simply involved in selling a product, not delivering a service in itself. What I
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Ask HN: If 1 person can control 10 AI agents, why would still need that person?
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