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Werner Herzog will be the last human being whose next word no language model can predict
I was one of those people who use excel to do increasingly elaborate things and that eventually led to me doing a Masters degree to learn how to code. And now, those people will be able to transfer their algorithmic thinking much more easily!
Engineers resisting AI as a Kuhn-style paradigm shift. Working with it means moving one level up, like IC to manager: notoriously hard, always easier chosen. This change is being forced on them. Of course it's difficult. buff.ly/vwWlsCG
Oh wow, I think this is spot on, thanks for sharing it!
Increasingly persuaded of the significance of the HuggingFace hack. Irrespective of OpenAIโs sloppiness, the behaviour of the agents is genuinely interesting.
How hot & dry was your UK summer?
Excellent interactive tool to explore how hot this summer was:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Avoid the queues, see the tapestry in Reading
WIRED asked 634 women what they really think about working in tech. They told us about harassment, bias, unequal treatment, and the everyday indignities that still shape life in the industry.
Relax, everybody
Arguably the greatest song to be recorded 4 times by 3 iterations of a band under 3 different names and in 2 languages, and then remixed once before it reached number 2 (eventually scoring a number 1 when it was covered by my mate's little brother's band a decade and a half later)
Shots fired.
"We are making this choice because we cannot be confident that SpaceX will use our technology within our terms of service, based on our experience with Elon Musk's companies violating contracts."
