Links about AI - first level curation

Instead of treating AGI as a binary threshold, I prefer to treat it as a continuous spectrum defined by comparison to time-limited humans. I call a system a t-AGI if, on most cognitive tasks, it beats most human experts who are given time t to perform the task. More details:

A single fairly unknown Dutch company makes maybe the most expensive and complex non-military device ($200M) that builds on 40 years of Physics and has a monopoly responsible for all AI advancement today. Here's the story of ASML, the company powering Moore's Law.. 1/9 https://t.co/neBV1hQkIz

New Paper: Stanford researcher (@joon_s_pk) discovers how to clone human personalities and inject them into AI Agents 🧠 This builds on last year's paper which put 1000's of fully automated agents in a simulated town. The results are wild. 👇 https://t.co/IpG4R9sfcQ

@twilio @altryne @simonw @latentspacepod @OpenAI @Superhuman @sama impressive demo of voice tool calling https://t.co/t7GOC5TmHp

navigating the latent space of colors 🌈✨ do LLMs “see” colors differently from humans? we perceive colors through wavelengths while LLMs rely on semantic relationships between words. to explore this, i mapped two color spaces: https://t.co/JSHCFjYu61

"We hope that such tools may help us to gain novel insight into the psychology of an understudied pool of humans—namely, the dead" Overview of work on HLLMs - language models trained on historical texts to simulate historical attitudes and perspectives. https://t.co/joGjm7brgs... See more