Links about AI - first level curation
AI links I come across that might be interesting
Links about AI - first level curation
Proposing Ctrl-G, a neurosymbolic framework that enables arbitrary LLMs to follow logical constraints (length control, infilling …) with 100% guarantees.
Ctrl-G beats GPT4 on the task of text editing by >30% higher satisfaction rate in human eval.
https://t.co/U6oz3bc935
Honghua Zhangx.com
A Fourth Wave of Open Data? Exploring the Spectrum of Scenarios for Open Data and Generative AI
arxiv.org
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
Chat with LLMs to analyze your internal data 🤯
Simply connect your database to SOTA LLMs like GPT-4o, Claude Opus, Google Gemini or Llama-3 and generate for on-the-fly dashboards.
Best part? Access all of these LLMs in a single playground with just $10 a month. https://t.co/LOiJvXvo9K
Shubham Saboox.comDon't use Sci-Hub — it's a "controversial" website with 84M+ research papers freely available.
We should try to make billion-dollar academic publishers richer.
Here's an updated thread on integrating Sci-Hub with Zotero to get free papers.
Please don't do this😉
Mushtaq Bilal, PhDx.comGreat little write-up on Copilot Workspace that really differentiates from the rest of the market: https://t.co/bfvbYjpEa0
> Among all the talk of “agents”, this need to design for this repeated AI-human divergence and alignment can be lost. If the AI is going to take steps towards a solution, it must “take the human... See more
Phillip Carterx.com
"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 https://t.co/lg59eRS1So
Excited to introduce a new project I've been working on called Payman!
Payman is an AI Agent tool that gives Agents the ability to pay people for tasks they cannot do themselves.
While many people imagine a future where humans pay AI agents for services they want completed, I believe... See more
tyllenx.com