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RT @thejustinwelsh: Every job comes with a built-in expiration date that you can't see coming. The smartest thing you can do is build some…
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The older I get the more I like my old hometown - when i was young it did not really matter but it's just a really beautiful city
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Learned recurrent self attention is all you need to make a strange loop
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This is how humans do it. We have beliefs about the world. We get feedback from the world, and can correct mistakes on the basis of that feedback Models do this during training and also in-context! I'm really not sure what to say to people who don't get this
Like what do they think a world model is? Where do they think it comes from?
Like what do they think a world model is? Where do they think it comes from?
Applying the security mindset to everything @PalisadeAI
AIs have world models. I can tell because they constantly help me navigate the world and make correct predictions Example: Yesterday I was charging a LiHV battery for my drone. If I do it wrong it could catch fire... I was taking pictures and sending them to GPT-5. We succeeded
The model made some mistakes! It thought that I was supposed to plug in balance lead to the left-most pins rather than the right-most pins. Fortunately, the model is quite capable of correction because it knows things about how the world works! E.g. black cord is (-) red is (+)