If the groups working on LLMs would focus, first, on the human languages, then the “global open translation ids” which emerge will be fairly stable entities that all AI groups and Internet groups can use as standard tokens. Rather than making up arbitrary string fragments as tokens, for convenience; if everyone uses tokens (unique
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“frustrate” With no permanent memory to learn and correct itself over time, it is frustrating to see it making the same mistakes again and again. Or to see it using words drawn from advertising and self-promotion. Now CoPilot and Grok all sound the same. There is a way to make all the AIs move toward
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Jesús Pérez @JesusEPO Analyzing neuronal activity like this can be challenging. If you’re working with similar data, Xsembles2P can make your ensemble analysis simple. #Neuroscience #EnsembleAnalysis #Xsembles2P https://pic.twitter.com/vNcGj0CZAN Replying to @JesusEPO Share the data in truly open formats and I will be happy to work with it. The problem with “neuronal activity” data on the
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Translation ids for global open resources. Grok means “to do the whole of things”. If I search for “the sun” in millions of places on the Internet, I get back a bunch of text and pictures usually and a few videos. On Google (“the sun”) gives 1.02 Billion entry points. But almost none of
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Jorge, To become a global open resource for any topic or any resource is not hard, it takes dedication, patience, and years. Also good database, organization and open communication skills. (“70s vinyl” OR “70s vinyls”) has 143,000 entry points today. I recognize it but have not made effort to gather and organize it.
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Jorge Jimenez, I have already written several books, but it is a burden to try to share blobs that big with anyone. So I write reviews, comments, suggestions, recommendations, analyses, studies, policies across the whole Internet. Hundreds a year. You want to get into publishing, or to promote and be part of something. Look in
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1963 and 1964 were important years for me. I was taking my first chemistry class from a rocket scientist in high school, learning all mathematics and science as fast as I could. My Dad was working at Cape Canaveral and meeting people like Wernher von Braun. We could see and hear and feel the rocket
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We do not need 8.1 Billion ways of writing down the sounds we make and encoding those in symbols. Sounds for words, symbols for sounds, a chaos of spellings and fonts. LLM groups choosing arbitrary local tokenizations and not using a finite set of global open tokens – with the cooperation, involvement, agreement and benefit
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