Biases are stored in large language models from their too narrow input data and lack of global open permanent memory This is most likely from the strong social biases that are embedded in the training data, which mostly comes from open free sources. Just as “human languages” can be learned at a one shot level
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Andrew Cote, You can recast that pile of rock, steel, asphalt and concrete into global energy, information and material flows. Make your food materials from intermediates, and get humans our of legacy office buildings. Let them work virtually and heliospherically, you do not need piles of empty offices with humans to memorizing and processing rules
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The Trantor of Foundation only had 40 Billion humans. With nuclear, atomic and true AI, most everyone could see the sky. The food and material intermediates flowing to human consumable and fabrication locations, can be energized by nuclear and atomic power sources. Mainly gamma, electron, ion and isotope forms – which are well understood and
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Agnes Pockels is called a “citizen scientist”. What that really means is she was a woman and not considered “a real male scientist in a society controlled and manipulated by men for their own benefit”. How many people are forced into “citizen scientist” because they are black, immigrants, poor, have to work for a
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Post: Milli Micro Nano Pico Femto Atto assembly at Industrial, Development, Lab, Factory, Home and Personal Scale I was reading https://nature.com/articles/s41467-024-50023-7 and know that 2D control surfaces with 2D video patterns, and 3D controlled volumetric video signals with its 3D video formats — can be used to control even up to very high frame
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@NatureComms The emails I receive from communities@springernature.com go to one description of some research, which then points to Nature,com articles. But I mostly follow and communicate by Twitter(X) because there are so many places people gather and discuss. The “Nature Community” has the entire Internet and beyond as its medium. And countless channels, memory
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Dannie Galfayan, @d_galfay When I started on Twitter a few years ago, no one I knew was on Twitter. It was close to the time Elon Musk decided one day to buy it, and that long period of posturing and tittering on the media “what will Musk do?’ I mostly do not pay much
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I took the last 26 years and work 7 days a week, 12-18 hours a day. Setting priorities and long range plans helps keep it on track. If you do not make tasks “complete”, that wastes time. If you do not think truly global, it wastes time. Having no interruptions is golden. But you will
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Andrew Côté @Andercot The Future is Here https://pic.x.com/gx1revli0i Replying to @Andercot Andrew, I tried talking to those three plants in front of that black building, but they were fairly ordinary. We talked about the future as you suggested. The one in the middle looks plain and small, but she has a wonderful, cynical outlook and
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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-50273-5 When networks fail cumulatively for weeks, can geographic systems survive? This is something that can be tested in real world networks for countries, regions, cities, corporate networks, non-profit networks and support networks of all types. The Internet is so “hand-made, hand-maintained, hand-audited and verified” now, I can imagine whole countries, cities, critical systems failing
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