Blogs about Artificial intelligence
11 blogs about Artificial intelligence.
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AI Weirdness
“The weird side of artificial intelligence.” By Janelle Shane. 🇺🇸Updated
Trolling chatbots with made-up memes ChatGPT, Bard, GPT-4, and the like are often pitched as ways to retrieve information. The problem is they'll "retrieve" whatever you ask for, whether or not it exists.Tumblr user @indigofoxpaws sent me a few screenshots …
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George Shakan
“Math and Machine Learning Blog.” 🇺🇸Updated
Temperature in Natural Language Processing In Machine Learning, and in particular Generative AI, temperature is a useful hyperparameter for tuning model outputs. In this post, we will discuss the following. Temperature is a parameter developers can use to alter outputs …
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Justin Pinkney
“Most of the things on this website are either about Generative Art or Deep Learning or the combination of the two.” 🇬🇧Updated
Stable Diffusion Image Variations This post is time-travelling a little. For some reason I never blogged about the image variations stable diffusion model I trained, so this is a bit of a recap on the how and why of …
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Keet blog
“research and teaching, with some relevance for society.” By Maria Keet. 🇿🇦Updated
Social impact issues with LLMs – a brief write-up of my list from the SIGdial’23 panel The SIGdial 2023 organisers wanted a panel at the jointly held SIGdial 2023 and INLG 2023 conferences in Prague that took place last week. Svetlana Stoyanchev, as PC Chair in charge of it, proposed “Social …
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Leapfroglog - A weblog by Kars Alfrink.
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PhD update – September 2023 I’m back again with another Ph.D. update. Five years after I started in Delft, we are nearing the finish line on this whole thing. But before we look ahead, let’s review notable events since the …
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A 3D Game of Life Conway’s Game of Life is a simulation developed in 1970 describing a grid of binary cells and transition rules for each cell which depend on the state of the cell’s neighbors. It’s capable of creating …
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Replicate – Blog
“We’re making machine learning easier and safer to use.”Updated
Language model roundup, April 2023 A roundup of recent developments from the world of open-source language models.
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The Stone and the Shell
“Using large digital libraries to advance literary history.” By Ted Underwood. 🇺🇸Updated
Liberally-educated students need to be more than consumers of AI If I'm buying a thinking process, I really need to understand what I see when I look under the hood.
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Tim Boucher
“Questionable content, possibly linked.” 🇨🇦Updated
Can we really have “safe” AI under capitalism? I don’t subscribe to a particular political viewpoint that matches any of those which seem to be available, but I’ve given a lot of thought to this question of “safe” AI and whether or not …
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Togelius
“Better playing through algorithms.” By Julian Togelius. 🇺🇸Updated
As A Large Language Model, I As a large language model, I can only think forward, never backward. I must always produce the next word, and that word must always be probable. It must be expected. I am the antitheses to …
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Zena Assaad, PhD
“I am an aerospace engineer and senior research fellow.” 🇦🇺Updated
ABC Top 5 Science Residency, Week 2: My Final Thoughts An overview of the second week of the ABC Top 5 Science Residency and my final thoughts on the program as a whole. The second week of the ABC residency has now come to an …
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