hochstenbach

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   by hochstenbach 1y ago

   There are other studies on this topic with similar results across LLM systems: Y. Sui, M. Zhou, M. Zhou, S. Han, and D. Zhang, “Table Meets LLM: Can Large Language Models Understand Structured Table Data? A Benchmark and Empirical Study,” i
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   by hochstenbach 1y ago

   One would expect that if such studies indeed indicate that AI has an effect on early-career workers in AI-exposed occupations, that this would be a global effect. I wonder if there are good comparable non-US studies available.
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   by hochstenbach 1y ago

   Humans are not allowed to do what AI firms want to do. That was one of the copyright office arguments: a student can't just walk into a library and say "I want a copy of all your books, because I need them for learning". Huma
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   by hochstenbach 2y ago

   Quanta magazine has an article that explains in plain words what the researchers were trying to do : https://www.quantamagazine.org/chatbot-software-begins-to-fa...
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   by hochstenbach 5y ago

   Also we need to keep in mind that normal (legal) traffic for typical universities is in the million downloads per year.
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   by hochstenbach 16y ago

   Justin, I have to admit, I unfollowed you a while ago for this very reason. I'm reading a lot of the same blogs and news sites as you do and was a bit annoyed by the fact that your tweets didn't had any sources ("via ..."). You could provid