Kerry Kole
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Just here. Slowly dying. Personal Account. Not representative of any organisation. Interests in Dataviz / Intelligence / Philosophy / Psych / Linguistics / Cultural History / Knitting / Alpacas kerrykolosko.com grafiqinsights.com workoutwednesday.com
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Lol, old buildings with sloping floors and rested on a hillside.
Uni I went to had a 2A and 2B because the building wasn't level... Some of the foundations had sunk.
Me too before android moved the button. Then I stopped using it full stop.
No voice control for anything.
Someone burning a sandalwood candle in their home and bringing back memories of many persons I used to snuggle up to.
Old, traditional scent.
Now back at my place, windows open and smothering myself in eucalyptus.
Yes there is - it's theorised separation is related to children's developmental milestones - so the "seven year itch" has some credence
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Evidence that even when LLMs produce similar results to humans, they “rely on lexical associations and statistical priors rather than contextual reasoning or normative criteria. We term this divergence epistemia: the illusion of knowledge emerging when surface plausibility replaces verification”
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I appreciate that - which is why I focused predominately on content rather than prose. Something can be massaged by LLMs and still be a credible source of information.
"Computer. Teleport me to the remotest part of the planet."
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I was in Melbourne on the weekend
Thinking about that PAX convention in the weekend?
Toby Walsh is good. AI researcher who talks to benefits and disbenefits.
When someone leaves play dough on my desk this inevitably happens
"Our mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence—AI systems that are generally smarter than humans—benefits all of humanity."

Right. Sure it is.
Shame not everyone pays for them or has a corporate policy that allows it.