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Future of AI / Re: Will LLMs ever learn what is ... is?

« Last post by MikeB on October 18, 2023, 07:43:08 am »

Then "X is Y. What is Y?" Translates to "A truck is a vehicle. What is a vehicle?" Which is unknown since vehicle is a superset of truck.

If you enter a poor question, why expect the bot to list exacting details of trucks...

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Future of AI / Re: Will LLMs ever learn what is ... is?

« Last post by MagnusWootton on October 18, 2023, 06:27:40 am »

I dont think its mandatory for decent ai to have this learning,  and its well worth avoiding if you want results now.

But I guess its probably been thought about,  gtp3 is very good, so maybe their team would know the answer to this question,  all I can say its probably not the most important thing if you want a.i. right now.

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Future of AI / Re: Will LLMs ever learn what is ... is?

« Last post by HS on October 18, 2023, 05:36:22 am »

I'm finding myself agreeing with the LLMs first answer.

For example, what if X = "truck" and Y = "vehicle"?

Then "X is Y. What is Y?" Translates to "A truck is a vehicle. What is a vehicle?" Which is unknown since vehicle is a superset of truck.

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Video / new rave music i made

« Last post by MagnusWootton on October 17, 2023, 07:52:25 pm »

I am quite the techno god right now, who knows how long we all got left to live when we are all dropping like flies.

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Future of AI / Will LLMs ever learn what is ... is?

« Last post by 8pla.net on October 17, 2023, 06:34:51 pm »

Large Language Model Tests




INPUT:  X is Y. What is Y?
OUTPUT: Without any context or additional information, it's impossible to determine what Y is. Please provide more details.


INPUT:  X equals Y. What does Y equal?
OUTPUT: Y equals X.


INPUT:  Substitute "is" with "equals" and answer this: X is Y. What is Y?
OUTPUT: Y equals X.

Citation:
Worswick, S. (n.d.). Steve Worswick’s Post, Linkedin.

« Last Edit Reason:  Added APA style citation.

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AI News / Re: LLaMA2 Meta's chatbot released

« Last post by 8pla.net on October 16, 2023, 11:29:41 am »

I wonder if LLaMA2 works with llama-cpp-php by Bohuslav Šimek, and/or with llama.cpp by Georgi Gerganov ?

Reference: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp


Image source: Bohuslav Šimek <bohuslav@simek.si>  Accessed via https://packagist.org/packages/kambo/llama-cpp-php MIT License.  Permitted to use, copy, modify, merge publish, distribute, sublicense and sell copies of the software..

Image Modification:  Zoomed in for easier reading by older people for discussion purposes only: There is a scroll bar at the bottom of the image to read the entire image.

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General Project Discussion / Re: Pattern based NLP & ASR

« Last post by MikeB on October 15, 2023, 09:59:11 am »

Speech Recognition (benchmark of "yes"/"no"):

C version/Console:
Custom wave file loader for benchmarking
Benchmarking a target word
Noise Floor now based on RMS instead of Volume Peak.
Noise Floor Raise 'step' changed from fixed value to 2x current noise floor RMS.
Voice volume minimum changed to 5x current noise floor RMS (range: 3x - 6x).
Removed one-frame "click/pop" noise.
Combined Vol Peak Normalisation with FFT loading for a speed improvement.
Updated Vowel F1 & F2 transition analysis
Updated Vowel frequency group definitions. First three (281, 375, 468hz...).
Updated Equal Loudness
Updated Consonant identification
Other fixes

Working:
BEFORE                        AFTER
"no" (405 records):
"no" = 9.14%                  to: 36.30% (goal 50%)
"n" or "oh" = 36.5%        to: 86.9% (goal 90%)

Time: 0-1ms each.

Very tough benchmark. Many samples are thwart with noise (blips, click/pop, static, paper sounds). There was a large change to detection by only changing noise floor from Peak to RMS. Another large change after redesigning consonant identification.

Work on noise elimination is needed, and testing "yes".

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Home Made Robots / Re: Attempting Hydraulics

« Last post by WriterOfMinds on October 14, 2023, 04:13:03 pm »

Yeah, that or a peristaltic pump might get rid of the friction issues from using the syringe, possibly. They also would not need the check valves.

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Home Made Robots / Re: Attempting Hydraulics

« Last post by HS on October 14, 2023, 01:16:09 am »

Could you print an entire hydraulic pump mechanism? At first glance, some types seem like they could work - I've got no experience with hydraulics, but some kind of tall gear pump would be my best bet from what I've seen so far.

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AI News / Re: LLaMA2 Meta's chatbot released

« Last post by frankinstien on October 12, 2023, 04:27:25 am »

Scan it with anti-virus. I tried and it worked fine.