RT @JohnArnoldFndtn: Items highly subsidized by the government are highlighted. https://t.co/aFzwzknGl9

Fascinating results. Dennett’s experts in his work could recognize the original answers only 50% of the time.

Anybody interested in #AI and LLMs like #gpt3 should read about this experiment and try to answer. The original link:

https://t.co/bvpgESQpE4

@robbeekmans I’m glad. Let’s say, then, that airlines have been uneven in supporting these new technologies. Or, maybe, the passengers of this particular flight are extremely unlucky.

“with @danieldennett permission and cooperation, Anna Strasser, Matthew Crosby, and I “fine-tuned” #GPT3 on most of Dennett’s corpus, with the aim of seeing whether the resulting program could answer philosophical questions similarly to how Dennett himself would answer those Qs.” https://t.co/KK67i9syxl

Fascinating results. Dennet’s experts in his work could recognize the original answers only 50% of the time.

Anybody interested in #AI and LLMs like #gpt3 should read about this experiment and try to answer. The original link:

https://t.co/bvpgESQpE4

Given the ocean of data about increasing online consumption, like the one below I posted this morning, maybe customers would be happier if airlines would invest on internet connection rather than in-flight entertainment. https://t.co/5ODX8XAZZo

First flight in 3y. I had forgotten how terrible in-flight connection is. But it’s the 1st time I experience the new incompatibilities with Apple’s (wonderful) Private WiFi, Limit IP Address Tracking, Private Relay, etc.

Passengers around me spent the 1st hour trying to connect.

“Documents Show How Roblox Planned to Bend to Chinese Censorship”

The story is here: https://t.co/DQypnG9AsE

But the actual presentation from Roblox is way more interesting and a recommended reading:
https://t.co/YBObwICkf7

A book I’ll have to buy (and probably review). https://t.co/nPs3pojxQh

I’ve never stopped using RSS feeds and my feed reader remains today my primary tool to read, research, and analyze thousands of pieces of information *per day*.

I could never do what I do with newsletters.

Don’t kill RSS feeds. https://t.co/VBrVPoo6EV