1/ I finally read Leopold Aschenbrenner's essay series on AI: Situational Awareness
Everyone, regardless of your interest in AI, should read this.
I took notes, they're sloppy but figured I'd share.
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City of Boston interim guidelines for using generative AI, including principles, sample use cases, and guidelines for fact-checking, content disclosure, privacy, and more.
šØBREAKING: US @NIST publishes 1st draft of its "AI Risk Management Framework: Generative AI Profile." Important information & quotes:
ā”ļøThis is a comprehensive document that contains an overview of risks unique to or exacerbated by generative AI (GAI) and an extensive list of actions to manage GAI's... See more
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.
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Claude 3.5 Sonnet with Artifacts is a match made in heaven, here are some amazing ideas and examples:
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Create a SpaceX Starship lander game in just a few messages with Claude 3.5 Sonnet plus Artifacts
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