Claude failed my “first AI interview” and it was so bad, I stopped further effort. A bad knockoff. Closed minded builders. I check hopeful “AIs” in depth to see where they always fail. But this whole crop are all failing for the same reasons. I have been tracking “AI” and use of computers at global
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Mysteries of Missing Galaxies Solved! at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI364qeyzQ8 Do you remember when you were a baby and your parents played peek-a-boo? Quickly gets boring. Only so much surprise can be squeezed from “I hid something. Here is is!!”. I don’t want explanations, just data and tools. Not filtered or hoarded. Filed as (Knowledge should be recorded,
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You asked a question about a subject that has a large number of fairly consistent copies on the Internet. I know much of the Internet and STEMC. So it is easy to predict where the LLMs fail. OpenAI, Gemini, Grok and CoPilot all fail on harder problems and OpenAI and CoPilot always fail when asked
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Dr. Hubertus Becker @hubertusbecker The real story behind Sam Altman’s firing from OpenAI is revealed. Issues: undisclosed fund ownership, safety inaccuracies, and a toxic environment. A history of deceptive behavior adds to the controversy. Full story here: https://theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166713/openai-helen-toner-explains-why-sam-altman-was-fired… #OpenAI #SamAltman #AI https://pic.x.com/npfohzpgio Replying to @hubertusbecker That clarifies why there have been no innovations or corrections of
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Richard Collins: On 11 Sept 2001, I was reading at the Foundation Center library which was a few blocks from the White House. That location closed a few years ago, and now the Foundation Center and Guidestar have merged to form Candid.Org. Can you search for when that Foundation Center location was closed and why?
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Borriss @_Borriss_ People like critiquing OpenAI for many things.. (no problem) But the reality is that they’re pushing AI forward. It’s been 17 months since they launched ChatGPT. Why didn’t Apple or Google or Meta leapfrog and present an AI assistant first? If we had to wait for them to… Replying to @_Borriss_ Borriss, the problem is that OpenAI
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THE AUGUSTE LAURENT SOCIETY @JorgeJi83882694 The AI will put us ahead though; do the work of naming, sorting, clarifying. But Rising tide will not lift all boats. Simply dont underestimate their ability to make up work and graft and graft. People are more inflamed Replying to @JorgeJi83882694 In every case you see ( LLM wrapper
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If you are doing it, then calculate the cost for just over 5 Billion humans using the Internet to have access to ALL mathematics. And you should quickly find that LLM statistical indexing in grossly inefficient, at that scale, compared to storing symbolic mathematics, its operations, and very very precise answers as data. ChatGPT always
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At https://www.researchgate.net/profile/H-Neidig you have a few paper by H A Neidig. His full name is Howard Anthony Neidig. If you search for him https://www.google.com/search?q=Howard+Anthony+(Tony)+Neidig you find he attended Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania and was an early advocate for the Chemical Bond Approach effort that seems to have been stimulated by John F Kennedy’s “moon
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Amazon Web Services @awscloud Amazon Bedrock fuels ARIA’s capabilities. This #generativeAI virtual assistant from @BrainBoxAi reduces energy use by up to 25% & cuts carbon emissions by 40%. Learn more: https://go.aws/3UcFixR #AWS #EarthDay Replying to @awscloud and @BrainBoxAi A creative human used that tool, focused the discussion, kept the “AI” on track and helped
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