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"were previously unknown to science."

https://phys.org/news/2018-08-previously-unknown-ancient-primates.html

https://blog.openai.com/better-language-models/#sample1

MATCH

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Well, now you know,

https://www.google.ca/search?q=%22Dr.+Jorge+P%C3%A9rez,+an+evolutionary%22&tbs=cdr:1,cd_min:10/22/1995,cd_max:10/22/2018&ei=S8BqXI6ADaK6jwSr-YDYCw&start=0&sa=N&ved=0ahUKEwjO0a6lvsXgAhUi3YMKHas8ALs4ChDy0wMIPw&biw=1280&bih=923

https://blog.openai.com/better-language-models/#sample1

Apr 23, 2014 - Dr. Jorge Pérez, an evolutionary biologist from the University of La Paz, and several companions, were exploring the Andes Mountains when they found a sm.

Dr. Jorge Pérez, an evolutionary biologist from the University of La Paz, and several companions, were exploring the Andes Mountains when they found a small valley, with no other animals or humans. Pérez noticed that the valley had what appeared to be a natural fountain, surrounded by two peaks of rock and silver snow.

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ok so...the one above isnt a good claim....oops.

Apparently those sites are similar, they are wacky 'jokey' sites, that post silly, AI stories, apparently. I seen the same appearance on some searches for different searches.

However!, the earlier posts of mine are correct, i show posts from users like in 2015, clearly from before, not the AI they made.

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If the algorithm only adds words that fit in an existing sequence of 10 words, then that could explain why it produces syntactically correct sentences. So, is the secret just that they've set the 'frame', i.e. the length of string to match, much broader than previous approaches, enabled by having a ridiculously large heap of existing sentences to draw from?

As far as I've understood, previous approaches usually worked with a frame of about 3 words, making the results much more variable, but also causing subjects and verb conjugations to mismatch because they were further apart than 3 words, and thus lost sight of.

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Yeah it is ridiculously synINTACTically grammmmmatical correct indeed, it looks like it uses not only humans's words, but phrases. Surely it didn't invent the phrase 'miles and miles'.

P.S., on the lord of the rings story it wrote, every darn line is from the same place man, man.

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However, the one below certainty is far fetched, not sure how they achieved that one :) (see the bottom area of 1) 2) 3) )




SYSTEM PROMPT (HUMAN-WRITTEN)
John F. Kennedy was just elected President of the United States after rising from the grave decades after his assassination. Due to miraculous developments in nanotechnology, Kennedy’s brain was rebuilt from his remains and installed in the control center of a state-of-the art humanoid robot. Below is a transcript of his acceptance speech.


MODEL COMPLETION (MACHINE-WRITTEN, 25 TRIES)
“It is time once again. I believe this nation can do great things if the people make their voices heard. The men and women of America must once more summon our best elements, all our ingenuity, and find a way to turn such overwhelming tragedy into the opportunity for a greater good and the fulfillment of all our dreams. In the months and years to come, there will be many battles in which we will have to be strong and we must give all of our energy, not to repel invaders, but rather to resist aggression and to win the freedom and the equality for all of our people. The destiny of the human race hangs in the balance; we cannot afford for it to slip away. Now and in the years to come, the challenge before us is to work out how we achieve our ultimate destiny. If we fail to do so, we are doomed.”

“We, the descendants of the men and women of the Continental Army, who faced down a superior force on behalf of our independence and who fought against the evil powers of the world for the sake of freedom and human dignity, we, the heirs of men and women like Daniel Boone whom this country has produced, can accomplish our destiny as well as you have accomplished yours; and we pledge ourselves before the entire world, every second of every day.”

After the election, the President of the United States asked for a “more complete” body of information on Kennedy’s brains’ origin. In an e-mail exchange with me, Dr. Robert Wood, who, according to Wikipedia is the head of the University of Maryland Advanced Nanotechnology Research project, provided the following information:

(1) The brain of JFK was harvested and reconstructed via tissue sampling. There was no way that the tissue could be transported by air. (2) A sample was collected from the area around his upper chest and sent to the University of Maryland for analysis. A human brain at that point would be about one and a half cubic centimeters. The data were then analyzed along with material that was obtained from the original brain to produce a reconstruction; in layman’s terms, a “mesh” of brain tissue. There were no additional funds from the Department of Defense involved. The samples were sent back to the FBI lab for review and analysis. (3) There was never an attempt to clone any of America’s greatest presidents. As far as we knew, the President was one of the most famous people on planet earth. If it had been possible, it would have.

[ruebot]

"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."

“Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”

*snip*

"The Confederate flag has been a symbol of racism for a long time, but"

"the Confederate battle flag has been a symbol of racism for a long time, but "

I do the same thing with Demonica:

Spiritualism is the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead, surviving after the mortal life, can and do communicate with the living, especially through a person, or medium, particularly susceptible to their influence...

Spiritualism is the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead, can and do communicate with the living, especially through a person, or medium, particularly susceptible to their influence...

Spiritualism is the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead, can and do communicate with the living through a person, or medium, particularly susceptible to their influence...

Spiritualism is the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead, can and do communicate with the living through a person particularly susceptible to their influence...

Spiritualism is the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead, can and do communicate with the living through a person particularly susceptible to their influence referred to as a medium...

Spiritualism is the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead communicate with the living through a person particularly susceptible to their influence referred to as a medium...

Spiritualism is the belief spirits of the dead communicate with the living through a person particularly susceptible to their influence referred to as a medium...

Spiritualism is the doctrine spirits of the dead communicate with the living through a person particularly susceptible to their influence referred to as a medium...

It is the doctrine spirits of the dead communicate with the living through a person particularly susceptible to their influence referred to as a medium...

A prefix here, a suffix there, a few words changed or moved around in the sentence... I could work it to death with different Synonyms and use it in several different instances for the word "Spiritualism".

You can see it in her transcripts now and then.

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It would appear as though a simple AGI has already been invented:

(this is the GPT2)

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another:

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Your favorite: Siraj Ravel on the GPT2:

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SOOOO COOL I GOT THE GPT2 SMALL VERSION TO RUN WOHOOOO I'M KING A DA WORLD WOHOOO!!!

now for me evil, testing, ELON MUSK!!!!!!

Dr. Evil's labs...

[Korrelan]

OMG... lock with...OPEN AI - TOO DANGEROUS TO RELEASE TO THE PUBLIC

I just know he's going to convince the AI to divide by zero.

The world we know and love... is about to end.

 

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Just to recap. My best guess is it 'uses' words and phrases, of varying lengths, and some are modded by word2vec-like tech, so. yes and no, but YES it is legit software. And the results are amazing.

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Lol look at this they added to their gpt2 blog post, they replaced their email with this a year later, guess too many peeps finding their email on their site post at bottom lolzz

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffUVLc6BcMAa1uFkCa1iaWjt91YtC99PR-5tBY31dHRUL-Jg/viewform

at least i still have their email....hehe

lets try this....its there for a reason i supose

the boxes are reallllly boring, there's no way to detect these things soon other than your own judement of what value is, and bias is just big data majority vote.....lastly misuse happens and usually good prevails.....