ml_more

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by ml_more 3mo ago
You (and people like you) refusing to use it won't make it go away. Now what? Acknowledge that it exists and figure out what it means for the world?
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by ml_more 3mo ago
That's probably almost exactly what they did.
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by ml_more 3mo ago
It will get much worse before it gets better.
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by ml_more 3mo ago
LLMs with a verification layer work great (code with tests) I know my field quite well and I can one-shot many useful things. I can't trust any of it but I can trust tests and verification tools.
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by ml_more 3mo ago
Not the one you're asking but "I love how" sounds sarcastic.
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by ml_more 3mo ago
When you set up your Claude Science instance you can see that they're connecting to crossref, semantic scholar, pubmed, ArXiv, FDA. They instruct the LLM to validate citations. My testing with this technique indicates that method they
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by ml_more 5mo ago
Quite beneficial to keep fake science out of the scholarly record. The good news is that bad papers will show multiple signals of misconduct. This paper was not retracted for citation fraud, but a citation check gives it a zero score (desk
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by ml_more 1y ago
We did a test of GPT5 yesterday. We asked it to generate a synopsis of a scientific topic and cite sources. We then checked those sources. GPT5 still hallucinated 65% of the citations. It did things like: Make up the paper title Make up th
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by ml_more 1y ago
I can't decide who should be more mortified the publisher or the author. The good news is that publishers will soon have access to automated citation checking. https://groundedai.company/veracity/publishing/
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by ml_more 2y ago
The problem is that LLMs are just convincing enough that people DO trust them which is sort of a problem since AI slop is creeping into everything. What can be done to solve it (while not perfect) is pretty powerful. You can force feed them
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by ml_more 2y ago
I'd buy a mini PC on craigslist for $100-200. You can usually get one with 16gb of ram and i5, a 500gb ssd for that. Install a debian based linux on it (ubuntu is very common and common is good for training) Be sure to get one with the
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by ml_more 2y ago
We do that for ourselves since some customers require it. Happy to help on a contract basis. https://groundedai.company/services/ We haven't put a lot of marketing into the service, maybe we should do that.
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by ml_more 4y ago
Find a community where people are pretty chill and ask. You'd be surprised how often simply asking for what you want works. (perhaps that is lesson #1) Post some contact info in your bio, maybe someone here is looking for a mentee.
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Show HN: We created a tool to visualize scientific knowledge(keywords.groundedai.company)
10 points by ml_more 4y ago|5 comments
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by ml_more 4y ago
It is ironic that the guy who wanted to build a free speech platform cannot tolerate criticism.
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by ml_more 4y ago
Elizabeth? Is that you? I thought you were on your way to prison.
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by ml_more 4y ago
The film GATACA explores the endgame of this strategy quite nicely.
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by ml_more 4y ago
I was tested recently and my doctor said I had dangerously low Vitamin D. It was so low they were going to proscribe high dose supplements. I eat very healthy, mostly salads and a bit of dairy and fish here and there. I bet a lot of people
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by ml_more 4y ago
I'm fascinated by Vitamin D and it's effect on the immune system. Particularly the association between deficiency and increased risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease. We put together a tool that scrapes semantic scholar, summa
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by ml_more 4y ago
It is not possible for humans to generate that much traffic. The missing information here is about scalper bots.
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by ml_more 4y ago
Weirdly, it seems that the equations for time work in either direction. Questions of causality aside it might be possible to get something to move backwards in time. Probably not anything living though. Or rather not anything you’d like to
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by ml_more 4y ago
Think of it from the earth frame of reference. They watch you travel for a million years there and a million years back. When you arrive two million years have passed in the earth frame of reference. You were traveling at some large fractio