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..
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🎥 New talk: "How Might We Learn?"
A (proto-?)vision talk of sorts—a first attempt at a broader picture of the future of learning I want to create, particularly given developments in AI.
Thanks to @HaijunXia and @ProfHollan for hosting me! 🙇♂️
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📢 Just released: The latest report on the fourth wave of #OpenData!
Discover the diverse scenarios for open data and generative AI in this insightful study by @sverhulst and Hannah Chafetz from @TheGovLab.
Learn more here 👉 https://t.co/wvpQrU1WH4 https://t.co/p5dFN6mEVo
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
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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Interesting experiment from Google that creates an NPR-like discussion about any academic paper.
It definitely suggests some cool possibilities for science communication. And the voices, pauses, and breaths really scream public radio. Listen to at least the first 30 seconds. https://t.co/r4ScqenF1d