justcallmejm

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by justcallmejm 4mo ago
Aloe | Multiple Engineering & Research roles | ONSITE Vancouver, BC, Canada | Full-time Aloe is the epistemic intelligence lab building AI we can trust with humanity's most important applications. We work on research and products t
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by justcallmejm 4mo ago
Will the "normies" slow down development of AI? Is it useful pressure to dislodge us from a presently-dystopian path, or is it just prolonging the inevitable?
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by justcallmejm 10mo ago
Aloe | Vancouver, BC, Canada (ONSITE preference) Aloe is the critical thinking layer for agents – to know why they believe what they do, how confident they are, and what actions they can take to increase that confidence. It’s the only path
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by justcallmejm 11mo ago
Aloe | Vancouver, BC Aloe is an epistemological intelligence lab building machines we can trust. Hiring across AI research, UX, and software engineering roles. https://aloe.inc/blog/the-best-talent-in-the-world
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by justcallmejm 11mo ago
What you’re saying ascribes more to the definition of intelligence than the author’s. “Memory that modifies behavior” doesn’t have any stated purpose whereas you’re suggesting that its purpose must be to reduce uncertainty. The latter sound
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Intelligence on Earth(aloe.inc)
2 points by justcallmejm 11mo ago|2 comments
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
“panoply of grifters and chancers and financial engineers” — accurate Yet, let’s look at intelligence for a sec… it’s been evolving for quite some time and isn’t stopping at humans. Humans are building intelligence at a rate far faster than
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Aloe | Vancouver BC Canada | ONSITE To the Best Talent in the World: an Invitation Come join a state-of-the-art team tackling the most important problems in AI – in a society that actually wants you to be here. https://aloe.inc&#
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Dawn of the Self-Building A.I(puck.news)
3 points by justcallmejm 1y ago|0 comments
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
This is the problem Aloe (a state-of-the-art agent designed and built by a cognitive scientist) is solving. This article out yesterday delves into exactly that: https://puck.news/is-aloe-the-first-self-building-ai/?shar
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
This is why a neurosymbolic system is necessary, which Aloe ( https://aloe.inc ) recently demonstrated exceeds performance of frontier models, using a model agnostic approach.
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Consumers don’t need to want it; VCs just need to imagine making money off it.
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
The missing science to engineer intelligence is composable program synthesis. Aloe ( https://aloe.inc ) recently released a GAIA score demonstrating how CPS dramatically outperforms other generalist agents (OpenAI's deep rese
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
I'd argue that it's because intelligence has been treated as a ML/NN engineering problem that we've had the hyper focus on improving LLMs rather than the approach you've written about. Intelligence must be built fro
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Nope - Aloe - https://aloe.inc
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Here Comes the World Wide Web of Everything connects devices, robots, AI agents(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by justcallmejm 1y ago|1 comments
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Missing from this paper: Aloe, a self-evolving agent that creates its own tools in real time as it encounters new problems. It can then use these tools to create still-better tools. It just beat OpenAI by 20 points on GAIA – interestingly b
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
"In the A.I. economy, it seems possible that many of the rewards will go to top firms that can afford to build and maintain large A.I. models..." This is a flawed (and common, still, somehow!) idea of where value is within AI. The
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Aloe's neurosymbolic system just beat OpenAI's deep research score on the GAIA benchmark by 20 points. While Gary is full of bluster, he does know a few things about the limitations of LLMs. :) (aloe.inc)
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Perception and understanding are different things. Just because you have wiring in your body to perceive certain vibrations in spacetime in certain ways, does not mean that you fully grasp reality - you have some data about reality, but tha
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
It is definitively not possible. But the frontier models are no longer “just” LLMs, either. They are neurosymbolic systems (an LLM using tools); they just don’t say it transparently because it’s not a convenient narrative that intelligence
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
This is precisely why we (two longtime Vipassana meditators) built Aloe. Attention is the precursor to agency. It’s all we’ve got. In today’s over-saturated information environment we need superhuman attention if we’re going to have any ag
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
When a startup with a tiny team that’s raised 580,000x less than OpenAI can outperform them on capability…I’d call that a bubble :)
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
Can it help me study epistemology so I can tell whether I can trust it or not?
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
xAI seeks truth…as long as that truth confirms Elon’s previously held beliefs
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
All an LLM is IS bias. It’s a bag of heuristics. An intuition - a pattern matcher. Only way to get rid of bias is the same way as in a human: metacognition. Metacognition makes both humans and AI smarter because it makes us capable of apply
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
None of us is free until we are all free. It's a pathetic lack of reasoning to arrive at his conclusions.
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
https://aloe.inc Check out Aloe - the founding team left the Bay Area to found the company in Vancouver to have better access to top international talent. Here's a peek at what we're building: https://www.y
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by justcallmejm 1y ago
The scientific community inherently has their eyes wide open to seeing reality as it is, and the assessment that the US is a hostile place to the reality-based community is a no-brainer. I was born in the Midwest, have lived my entire adult