Games and GPTs are fine, but I need verifiable tools to help me analyze and restructure UN.org and its associated sites, and all its references on the Internet. UN.org is only 6 Million entry pages, and (“united nations”) about 820 Million entry points. Not an impossible task. But ChatGPT and its siblings all use lossy
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Dr. Hubertus Becker @hubertusbecker The real story behind Sam Altman’s firing from OpenAI is revealed. Issues: undisclosed fund ownership, safety inaccuracies, and a toxic environment. A history of deceptive behavior adds to the controversy. Full story here: https://theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166713/openai-helen-toner-explains-why-sam-altman-was-fired… #OpenAI #SamAltman #AI https://pic.x.com/npfohzpgio Replying to @hubertusbecker That clarifies why there have been no innovations or corrections of
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Your cell-free methods can have positive impacts. But, the Internet is full of escaped chemicals, molecules, clusters and organisms from the past. Do you have global protocols, that can be audited, for your new things when many species, including humans, insects, plants, bacteria and viruses are exposed? What about colonies in aerosols in air?
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Reading your paper, the first thing that came to mind was to use drones and thermal imaging (LWIR), mm wave and other low cost methods. And add your own permanent reference scatterers at key locations. Maybe you just used a convenient dataset. But you could use LWIR enhanced traffic cams. It is not any
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TexasLindsay, thanks for helping. There are real needs in the world that are not being met: If you were an independent Representative working through the Internet, you could Represent Americans and their families outside the US. You could represent all citizens of the world to work for fairness, open and auditable systems. A true
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Neuron @NeuroCellPress Special issue: Consciousness review “Thalamic contributions to the state and contents of consciousness” by Christopher Whyte, Michelle Redinbaugh, James Shine and, Yuri Saalmann @UWMadison @Sydney_Uni @Stanford https://hubs.li/Q02xqFnP0 https://pic.x.com/y7wzpgeky0 Replying to @NeuroCellPress @UWMadison and 2 others You say “consciousness”, but most AI groups refuse to give their “AIs” personal memory, access to the Internet,
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Aakash Gupta @aakashg0 4 harsh truths I realized too late as a PM: 1. It’s more important to have massive impact than be liked 2. Most colleagues don’t like that you are the decision-maker 3. Most PM jobs are 60 hours, not 40 4. The more responsive, the better Replying to @aakashg0 You only get
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Ana Burgos Ruiz @Ana_BurgosRuiz We are launching a platform to connect researchers who are open to collaborate with others… (1/3) Catalyzing change is brutally hard work, busy part timers should plan decades ahead – There are many hundreds of millions of people making professional, investment, innovation, issue, topic, interest, financial, research and other kinds of
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All the LLM groups forget that humans are tool-makers and tool-users, and that is what sets them into the “intelligent” category. Copying sentence fragments is still at the level of “monkey-see, monkey-do”. No matter how much low level free stuff from the Internet is poured into the uncurated and unindexed raw training material. You simply
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I was talking to Microsoft Bing Copilot about the vedas, philosophy, morality and sacred sounds. It is dharma that I am seeking for the whole world, all humans and related species. A common moral outlook and view of the universe that values human life and human lives. The oral traditions of vedic knowledge, including the
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