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by 12347ah9 hours ago |
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upvoteby sobellian8 hours ago|
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Mathematicians have reported that OAI models' approach to NS was different from Buckmaster's.
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upvoteby ainch6 hours ago|
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Could you share a link or pointer? I tried googling unsuccessfully but would be keen to read more.
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upvoteby sobellian4 hours ago|
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There was a scientific american article that went into some detail, see https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/chatgpt/articles/inside-story-behi.... IIUC while they both use forcing to create the blowup the force field was constructed differently. The fine details are beyond me for now.
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upvoteby gruez9 hours ago|
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>How to steal scientists' ideas and buckmaster them under the guise of "teamwork".

That's OpenAI (allegedly), not google

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upvoteby qwerrq8 hours ago|
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Doesn't matter with BigTech company we are talking about.

Skype and Hangouts were forbidden for sensitive research at some German universities:

https://www.cms.hu-berlin.de/de/dl/multimedia/bereiche/tele/...

Now everyone leaks everything by using AI even for mundane things like file format conversions.

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upvoteby dominotw9 hours ago|
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they are all the same
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upvoteby sidibe8 hours ago|
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It's pretty clear "credit" for things is going away, we're going to have to adapt to that. This includes people achieving big things with or without AI, don't expect anyone to be impressed or care, you just have to feel good about what you did being used.
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upvoteby howunfortunate7 hours ago|
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That has been true of a lot of good science for a while.

The person who gets the credit is just the person who wrote the grant. They are usually _capable_ of doing good science but the demands of being a PI mean they are mostly just grant writers and administrators. Huge teams of unknown postdocs, grad students etc. are doing most of the work.

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upvoteby customguy8 hours ago|
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That's inside that particular singularity, where nothing means anything, you just "adapt".

But from the outside, it's just a bunch of people turning into a blob we don't care about as a whole. We still care about the individual humans who haven't jumped into that gravity well. Humans care about their ancestors, their neighbours, authors and audiences. The people who don't can't fathom that, it's a sort of blind spot for them, but we are completely untouched and unmoved by that. The ideas in your head about the bonds between other people doesn't affect those bonds.

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