https://x.com/hamptonism/status/1893736284339699745 people actually greet LLM’s, say thanks after responses and say goodbye when done with conversations… My comment: No I am speaking to the development teams and real people who make it work. I use the Texas “you”, when I say “thank you” which is “you all” – meaning all the people related and connected
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Clif, They were influenced by Dewey who wanted to share knowledge for practical purposes. To give tools to society to “get the job done”. As for various classifications, there are quite a few, and the terms do match exactly in some cases, and not so well in others. But in terms of linking to information
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https://x.com/PlasmaphysikIPP/status/1838171489628999987 Richard Collins: Haowei Zhang is a “numerical modeler”. He could work on many problems with plasma, but accepted a EUROfusion Bernard Bigot Researcher Grant mostly because today the raw data and tools from fusion projects are not openly and losslessly shared with the world on the Internet. An objective “relatively new outsider” might well
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Richard Collins: What is the Riemann zeta function used for? OpenAI ChatGPT Plus: The Riemann zeta function, denoted as ζ(s)\zeta(s)ζ(s), is a fundamental function in mathematics with applications across various fields. It is defined for complex numbers sss with Re(s)>1\text{Re}(s) > 1Re(s)>1 by the series: ζ(s)=∑n=1∞1ns,\zeta(s) = \sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1}{n^s},ζ(s)=n=1∑∞ns1,and is extended to other values of
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Replying to https://x.com/arjunkhemani/status/1866538282970124331 Richard Collins: For the first time I can empathize. Why do most startups fail? Setting a goal too close (make a billion dollars) will fail. Life does not stop if you “win”- schools confuse gold stars with life. Their bad metrics and manipulations are simply wrong. How many can make an
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Issues in using AIs for “meningitis” and other exact terms on the Internet Richard Collins: What are the routes of infection for meningitis? Separate fungal, bacterial and viral. How good can diagnoses be if done by AIs with good tools and tests? The checklists with probabilities that are done by traditional databases and statistical frequencies
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Trying to use OpenAI to save one simple open conversation about the future Richard Collins: I am reading “High-performance multiphase Sm-Co-B alloys with coercivities up to 6.71 MA·m−1” This is 6.71E6 Amperes/Meter. They go on to say they can reach energy products of 120 to 200 kJ*m^3 which is 120E3 to 200E3 Joules/Meter^3. 1 MegaGauss
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Hyper-realistic experiences combine all senses to evoke and record feelings and responses Hyper-realistic is not just high resolution intricate images. Right now there is a preponderance of photos of young women. That might be part of it. Perhaps you can learn what “hyper realistic” means and generalize to understand the physiological responses of humans
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Replying to @normandipalo and @vitalisvos19 Norman, Vitalis, LOL! I read that as “learning manipulative policies”. Maybe I have been seeing too many groups trying to use machine intelligence and assistive intelligences (AIs) for their personal gwd (global world domination) campaigns. If you can do that with off the shelf components and modules and algorithms,
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terence @researchremora What better way to showcase the richness of OpenStreetMap data than to have ten layers of data over shaded relief? Assistive Intelligences can preserve and serve the human species. Using human brains for recognizing patterns is often wasteful Have the assistive intelligences (AIs) use the data directly for us, and not use human
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