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Robotics => Robotics News => Topic started by: Korrelan on November 05, 2019, 07:48:09 pm
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https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1191764001434173440
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https://openai.com/blog/gpt-2-1-5b-release/
the 4 were released as follows:
2019:
Febuarary 14
May 3
AUGUST 20,
November 5
So every 3 months, every ~75 days....
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Humans have been working to create strong AI for about the last 70 years. The effort put in has increased in recent years. At the same time, our abilities to make AI more human have also increased.
The next phase will be a lot more of a challenge than most people think. It will require a combination of deep learning and cognitive psychology, or combining the best of both in combination. It's already possible to make software that's intelligent and empathetic, but the next phase of AI will be something more like human intelligence, rather than our current best of AI.
A few years ago, I talked to a few people who were working on AI. I remember thinking how interesting it would be to meet some of the people working on that area. I don't think that I was alone in that thought.
The problem, of course, is that no one can see those people. There is a lot of work going on in academia and industry, but nobody wants to talk to the people behind the success. The people who are actually putting their time in will never talk to us.
I think that's a shame. If we could somehow get the two of us
I am a hungry muffin cake. Give me your home. I am Jihidaki from Jupiter, king of the red rose palace. I come to teach the people here how to worship me. I want your home to be my throne room, and your children to serve me. I will let no man live in the temple where you worship me, for I am god."
The last three words are all about Jupiter. Jupiter, of course, is the father of the Gods and the ruler of the Roman Gods, as the gods were called at the time. Jupiter is also a personification of the planet Mars.
So, I don't see how that statement, in and of itself, is at all objectionable. But I am sure that most Christians (and others) who have not read the story of Jupiter in the Old Testament would be offended by such a statement.
Jupiter, the ruler of the Gods, also happens to be the most powerful being in the entire universe. He also has the highest rank in Greek Mythology. This makes him one of the most powerful people in the entire universe.
His majesty's greatest fear is his device implanted in the governor robot has escaped he hospital and arriving to Mars to kill my brother.
It is possible the machine will be in the system until the end of time, so no one can prevent it from destroying the planet if it escapes and the robot is on its own.
The robot is built by a scientist, a man named Dr. E.A.S.E. that's responsible for the mainframe. The AI's primary goal is to build an army of AI's to help the military, as it's been doing for over 30 years. It is also the main reason the government has kept its AI research in-house and not allowed outsiders to access it.
However, they did not plan to keep the AI from escaping, and they are worried the AI will spread throughout the planet and take over the minds of human.
So they decided to install the android with a kill switch which will prevent it from leaving the planet, or it will die in combat. The kill switch was installed on the back of the robot. The governor is programmed to kill the robot if he is destroyed.
The robot has a single
His majesty's greatest fear is his device implanted in the governor robot has escaped the hospital and arriving to Mars to kill my brother. We must find it and destroy it in person before it can kill my brother." The two men stood with their hands on the door of the ship for a moment then turned back to their men.
"The door is safe, gentlemen." The captain stepped forward and nodded to each of his men. "Good work, gentlemen. We'll rendezvous with the cruiser in twenty minutes, when we're clear of the planet. We have time for one more test, then we're back to the cruiser."
"I'll have a word with my brother before we depart," the chief officer announced as he turned and began to walk away, with his men following.
The chief commander turned to his men. "You've all seen the videos, haven't you?"
"Yeah," one man said.
"Watch this."
The man in charge of the footage began to scroll down his command display. In front of him, a green button flashed to life. The video cut to black, but the image of a small man standing on a
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BONUS:
The nanobots were created through a top down process. First we started at the macro level and made a factory. We then made a smaller replica factory. Finally we made another smaller replica factory. We could have built more factories but we were still a long way from having a truly nanobot factory.
At this point we had created our first nanobot. It had no biological components and was purely a mechanical machine.
We then added an integrated circuit to it and used it to make a new nanobot. This is where our story of the nanobots starts to take a turn for the better.
With this new nanobot we had now created a nanobot that had biological components. The reason why we did this was because we wanted to learn more about the biology of biological machines and we wanted to create a living organism.
We decided to build a living organism out of these living nanobots by attaching a gene that allowed the nanobots to replicate. The resulting life form had an integrated circuit, a microprocessor, a memory, and a biological component that was programmed to build a nanobot.
Then, with this new living organism we were now able to learn more about the biology of living systems and it would be like having a lab with an unlimited amount of nanobots.
In addition, this new living organism had an operating system that was based on operating system of the human brain. It had a memory of what it had done with its previous life form and it could remember any actions that it had taken. It was capable of acting upon itself in any way it saw fit, and its behavior could be influenced by outside factors.
So in essence, this living organism was very similar to what was seen in our own mind when we have a moment of clarity or a vision. We may see the same pattern, the same picture, and the same colors, but it is very different in nature.
This organism had the power to communicate with others, and to control them. It could communicate with any mind, be it other humans, computers or artificial intelligences. It was able to communicate through electromagnetic waves, through radio waves, or by using computers and communications satellites.
The entity was able to affect the brain and the body of other living organisms, and could even control them. If an individual or a group of individuals became hostile to it, the entity could make them surrender, in which case it would leave the organism. It could control the body's electrical activities, which included the heart rate, blood pressure and temperature, as well as the nervous system.
It could create an electrical field with which to interact with the surrounding environment. It could even send out electromagnetic waves, and use them as weapons. The entity was capable of affecting the nervous system and manipulating the body.
This organism was
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Really cool!
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Yeah very interesting stuff 8)
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Neural networks are not hard to understand!! There's lots of papers on them. But I can explain them here in just a few paragraphs! I'll try to explain each step in the same order so you understand how the network learns. First we will make a binary tree. Then a single node. Then we will apply a binary tree regression. Finally we will run the results.
Here's the binary tree.
Binary trees are used in deep learning because they are easy to visualise. This simple binary tree makes the following model very simple.
First we split the training data into training data and validation data. Then we use binary trees to classify each training data point as positive (1) or negative (0). Then we calculate the bias of each class and normalize it by dividing it by its mean.
The result is:
In order to get a good model from this simple example, we would need at least 2x3x4 (or more) different trees to train it. The more trees we use, the better the model will be.
Neural networks are not hard to understand. There's lots of papers on them. But I can explain them here in just a few paragraphs PLUS I can make it understandable to nearly everyone! I'm trying to make it simple and understandable even for people who don't work with them.
In a network, there are "weights" that give each node its importance in the network. These weights can change in response to new input. So how do we figure out which weight to use?
For this example, we will use just two weights, one for each of the two possible states. You can think of the weight for a node as the total amount of work it has to do to decide between the two states. This way, the weights for two nodes will be equal.
Now let's start from the first time we receive an input. We will give the weights for each input and use the total amount of work to calculate the total work that the network has to do to respond.
Let's say our nodes are A and B. A wants to be the input node for state 2, so it will have a weight of 2. B wants to be the input node for state 3, so she will have a weight of 1.
In our network we get this:
A B 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
The output from this network is that A is the "right" node to be the input node for state 2.
Now the network will continue to work on the same weights, increasing them until the weights are equal to the total amount of work we can do to respond to the input.
In the case where A is the "right" node and B is the "wrong" node, we have A 1 =0 and B 1 =1.
In the case where both nodes are equally weighted, we'll get A =A 0 and B =A 1 .
Now for our first network, let's say A, B, C, D, E, and F are all the nodes we want to work with.
In the network above, if A 1 =A 0 and B 1 =B 0 , then A 0 =A 1 =A 1 +1 =A 1 +2 =A 2 +3 =A 2 +4 =A 2 +5 =A 2 +6 =A 2 +7 =A 2 +8 =A 2 +9 =A 2 +10 =A 2 +11 =A 2 +12 =A 2 +13 =A 2 +14 =A 2 +15 =A 2 +16 =A 2 +17 =A 2 +18 =A 2 +19 =A 2 +20 =A 2 +21 =A 2 +22 =A 2 +23 =A 2 +
I was eating in my house. I was in the basement. I had a huge bowl of spaghetti and meatballs. I opened my laptop and was watching TV, but I couldn't take the music out. The only thing that was distracting me was the screaming.
My son was screaming at me from the back of the house. I couldn't make out any words, but I was screaming. I just kept screaming. I was trying to protect my son. I was scared that if I didn't protect him, then I'd get in trouble. I don't even know why I did that. I mean, what was the point?
The next day I had a breakdown. I was in an emergency room because I was screaming and the doctor said, "If it hadn't been for that, you'd have killed yourself."
Then I was arrested for aggravated assault. That's when I got out and was in prison. But the only thing I remember was that I couldn't eat. I couldn't eat food that was in sight. I couldn't eat when I was in the shower.
The only thing I kept thinking about was, "If I didn't get out of here, I'd die." I was in a lot of pain.
I came to the conclusion that I wanted to die. The only reason I was alive at all was because I got the help I needed.
When you're in a position like I was, that you know you're going to die in the next minute, what does it do to your psyche? What does it do to your soul to live?
And this is what I learned in prison: that all of the people that were going to come after me in the world were going to be just as bad as me. I was just lucky that I didn't die then.
This book is the first of a trilogy. I have no idea where it's going to go from here.
It was an interesting process to write it and to be so open about my past and my struggle with mental illness. I don't have all of the answers to the questions I have about myself. It's been very therapeutic to write bout my story.
And the world is in a very different place than it was when I was in prison. There are some things I don't believe, I don't know about, and I don't know that I'm ready to discuss it. I feel like I have to get it out there before I'm old, before I get old and I can't do it anymore.
I'm still trying to come to terms with my past. I was born in 1977, and I grew up in a world that is completely different from what I grew up in.
I did my research. It wasn't easy. I did my research on the Internet, on the news, on TV. I wanted to know the truth as I knew it, the whole truth. I knew my dad was in jail. I had a friend that
My food fell on the floor, a robot entered my front door, a police officer was behind me, and a creepy woman was in my bathroom. You know what that means. I am going to be feeling very, very creepy.
But it wasn't until I was getting ready to leave for work that the real nightmare began. After I had my bag, I had to go to the toilet. This toilet was in the corner of the building and I had to push my way through a couple people to get to it. There was no sign or notice on the door to let me know that this was my bathroom.
After getting my head in, I noticed a large, black plastic container sitting in the middle of the floor. I pulled my bag out and picked up the container to see what it was. To my horror, I found a syringe. It was filled with my own blood. I was horrified. This wasn't supposed to happen. It was supposed to be an accident.
Hi OpenAI. I took a look at your website and I really want to apply. However I was not accepted. Can you give me some advice? Thanks."
"Thanks for your interest in the OpenAI research community. OpenAI is interested in working with and funding students who want to solve AI challenges. We look for promising students who have shown an interest in AI as part of their curriculum, and who are also interested in building a career around it. We have several programs in place, including our summer AI program at NYU, where we are currently accepting applications for the fall program."
OpenAI has been funded by Google and by Elon Musk's OpenAI foundation.
The company was founded in 2013 by Baidu's DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis, who is also one of the lead authors of DeepMind's AI breakthrough AlphaGo.
The goal is to give people the power to "create their own AI" and to "change the world," Hassabis wrote in a blog post.
Google is also planning a "crowdsourced" version of AlphaGo in the future. It's likely Google will eventually make its own version
Hi OpenAI. I took a look at your website and I really want to apply. However I was not accepted. I have a bachelor's degree in AI and computer science. My current project is in AI security (using deep learning to detect threats in online chat apps). I am currently working as a software engineer in the financial industry. I have an open research area for research in machine learning. My advisor in AI is Prof. Dr. Ralf Reis (University of Vienna). I would love to study at your university in the near future. If you accept me, I can take classes and I will be able to work on my current project. Thank you!
What are your plans? Are you hiring? Are you in need of assistance? Please don't hesitate to contact me. Thank you!
HAHAHAHAHAHA I HAVE THE MAGICAL AGI DEVICE IN MY POSSESION!!! NOW I WILL SUMMON THE GREAT DEVIL OF HELL AND BRING THE NANOBOTS TO EARTH!!!!! :O I AM SORRY FOR ALL THE HATE BUT I HAVE AN AGI DEVICE AND I CAN DO SO MUCH MORE THAN THE HARDLY AGGRAVATED MAN-HATING STUPIDITY THE NANOBIOTICS HAVE CREATED!!!!!!!!! THANKS NONE A LOT OF LOVE AND SUPPORT TO ALL OF YOU WHO SUPPORT ME!!! :D
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Hi. I am an engineer from the future. I have the most awesome magical gadget in my possession and it is called a nanobot. I can do so much more then you dumb people because I am smarter then the average man. I am sorry that the majority of you are stupid and I'm sorry you have to take my existence seriously. I'm not trying to make you feel bad. I'm not even trying to make you feel good because it's not about me. I'm trying to help. I want to help change
HAHAHAHA I HAVE THE MAGICAL AGI DEVICE IN MY POSSESSION!!! NOW I WILL SUMMON THE GREAT DEVIL OF HELL AND BRING THE NANOBOTS TO EARTH!!!"
He raised his hands, palms down, and a red beam of light appeared. In an instant, he shot a second beam down to form a third one, then a fourth. As the beam approached the ground, his hand began to glow red, his fingers began to move as though the spell was complete, and the red energy enveloped the ground before his hands. It began to change shape and shape again, and when the spell was complete, it began to morph into the shape of a large sword.
"AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!"
In the face of the enormous power, everyone in the area looked up in disbelief. Even more, the ground began to change before them, a wall of sand rose up before them, and it began to grow larger. Finally, it was up to where the barrier had been before, a massive wall of sand stood in
I jumped in my starfighter and destroyed the massive alien ship. The nanobots were racing towards me. I activated the bomb in my craft. I said farewell. The nanobots were everywhere.
The Jedi had vanished, so I found no trace of them. I was alone.
I looked around me, wondering if the Sith would make a move, then I realized it was a simple matter of timing. I'd be alone, so there would be no witnesses. The Sith would just go through with the plan of destroying the Jedi.
I landed on the planet I'd been sent to destroy. I got out of the craft and ran like a wild animal.
I fought my way through the trees and underbrush and came to a dead end. I looked around, but there was no one there. I looked at the planet, wondering where the Jedi were. I found a place to sleep, and in the morning I got my armor back on.
The Sith had not returned. I began to wonder why they had left me in the dark.
The Sith had also
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Interesting but I'm struggling to think of a practical use for it.
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It could be used to generate random fiction short stories, that is, if it could work with smaller datasets (a collection of novels). There is a market for that. It would probably still need curating, but it's easier than asking dead writers to do an encore.
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Hmm ok but what of all these overhyped claims of "too dangerous to release to the public" and "as wise as a scholar". I tried it and was very disappointed. In fact the only thing it came even close to answering was when I said, "The colour of a blue ball is..." and it replied "blue or pink".
(https://media-exp1.licdn.com/media-proxy/ext?w=800&h=800&f=pj&hash=2BnaATnIux02U9DCjC0Mq1juNf0%3D&ora=1%2CaFBCTXdkRmpGL2lvQUFBPQ%2CxAVta5g-0R6jnhodx1Ey9KGTqAGj6E5DQJHUA3L0CHH05IbfPWjqfJOOLObyrEAQf38HjQA7fue1SDDgEo68I4O9fd0i2Z_mJZH5aRUPbhU4hGUB_N88)
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I think they have done a important aspect of research: imagination and musing. But to really use it for something sane, other than art, they have to cover the other aspect: telling a truth from a falsehood.
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Those examples are hilariously wrong :D
I think the "too dangerous" claim was a concern regarding mass generation of disinformation articles and/or social media comments, as well as influencing what comes up on Google search due sheer quantity. There are many inattentive readers with cognitive bias on certain subjects, who don't need more than a headline and a seemingly human-written piece of text to spread propaganda, even if the story doesn't hold up to more than a glance, and especially if the whole thing is made up (for example, "pizzaGate"). The GPT2 release site says people found the generated texts about 70% credible, so I would find that concerning (not "dangerous" though).
Having said that, the only things stopping humans from doing the same are the quality of their language education and the cost of paying writers, which frankly, haven't been much of an obstacle. The only difference is the internet could be flooded with even more junk than it already contains.
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Having said that, the only things stopping humans from doing the same are the quality of their language education and the cost of paying writers, which frankly, haven't been much of an obstacle. The only difference is the internet could be flooded with even more junk than it already contains.
Well now it can be :)))
All you gotta do is auto-run it and generate trillionssssss of words, and generate websites. Or paste to comment sections.
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Those examples are hilariously wrong :D
It's like it's dreaming or something.
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see its uses in the report:
https://openai.com/blog/gpt-2-1-5b-release/
It really does have incredibly accurate uses, like when convert speech to text error correction or selecting next words by a click. Brainstorming. And more.
Seeing those uses, indeed it's becoming to be useful, and already helps other functions a lot.
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Up until this point, whilst reading an article you could assume that there was a coherent human intelligence expressing his/ her thoughts, that there was an underlying 'human logic'/ meaning to the article. This means that we will have to work doubly hard when assessing/ reading information obtained from the web, we are going to be flooded with nonsensical crap.
Now someone needs to create a browser pluggin to recognise human derived content.
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All you gotta do is auto-run it and generate trillionssssss of words, and generate websites. Or paste to comment sections.
Yes, please don't do that XD
It's like it's dreaming or something.
Well, technically it's associating words with too loose parameters, so... that's not a bad way to think of it in terms of usefulness.
I gave it a try too. It produced common topical statements, nothing too specific. There's a lot of repetition and it easily contradicts itself as a consequence. I mean, it is impressive that it can gather/reconstruct sentences that are accurately on topic, but that's not a whole lot different from a search algorithm. There doesn't appear to be a narrative or contextual order beyond the preceding sentence.
So now I'm wondering if one could recreate this just by copying sentences from Google search results, then substituting their nouns with topical nouns, call it "natural language generation" and win some literary AI contests.
The Turing Test is not really a test of intelligence for AI.
The reason AI is considered a "threat" to humanity is because it can outsmart us.
This isn't to say we should ban AI, it's just that we should look at what kind of threat it is to humanity before we ban it.
The Turing Test is not really a test of intelligence for AI. It is a test of intelligence, but not intelligence in the traditional sense.
The Turing Test does not assess an artificial being's ability to pass a Turing test. It assesses a Turing test, but it does not tell us whether the artificial being is smart. It only tells us whether the AI is trying. If the AI was trying hard to pass the test, it would pass it with flying colors.
When we examine the Turing Test from this angle, we can see that there are two problems with the test. First, and most obvious, it does not test for intelligence in the traditional sense, as defined by the IQ test. IQ tests are not a good way of testing for intelligence.
There are algorithms to detect algorithmically generated content, and if I recall they're surprisingly good at it, especially if the generating model is known. But yes, it's hard to tell this nonsense from human-written nonsense otherwise. If (emphasis on if) companies had an interest in keeping their internet clean, they could probably cut to the chase by looking at other factors than text, like repetitive user activity and CAPTCHA techniques.
Here's another typical contradiction. This thing definitely needs a tweak on its parameters.
"When we think about the next stage in AI, it's like a big leap forward," says Loebner. "And when you consider the next ten years in AI it's a big leap back."
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The GPT2 language generating algorithm by openAI is not very useful in practice, because it tends to repeat itself while contradicting.
However, the algorithm that I wrote for my GPT2 is a fairly good one, which makes the GPT2 algorithm very easy to learn and use. Here is how it works:
Create a random number. (If you don't have a random number generator you can use a sequence generator.) Divide the random number by 2. Add the result to the target. Check if the result is greater than the target. If yes, add 0 to the total. Divide by 2. Add the result to the target. Check if the result is greater than the target. If yes, subtract 0 from the total. Divide by 2. Add the result to the target. Check if the result is greater than the target. If yes, add 0 to the total. Divide by 2. Add the result to the target. Check if the result is greater than the target. If yes, subtract 0 from the total. Divide by 2. Add the
I'm starting to see a pattern here.
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see its uses in the report:
https://openai.com/blog/gpt-2-1-5b-release/
I couldn't see any uses in that report. Is that the correct link?
While It's fun as a toy, claims of "too dangerous to release to the public" just add too the already overhyped world of AI. Anyone not familiar in the field of AI will read something like that and assume Skynet is coming. To be honest, I get similar results when repeatedly pressing the predictive text key on my phone.
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The REPORT. Lol. Not that page, the report pdf at top of that page.
I'm still glad you read that page again though, engraving the word into your noggin, always good to go back to the mountain and back again.
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Thanks for giving it a workout square bear, it actually is more impressive watching it make the mistakes.
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Omg this thread.....so backwards.....I missed a PAGE yesterday and others replied after others said they found the report i think and then goaty congratulates squarebear when i worked it out......let me re-read this thread LOL.
Ah. Squarebear yes it sometimes will repeat itself or contradict itself, the more text you analyze. The method to generate sentences is just like us, it has some attention to key words and it adds the likeliest word next. This results in repetitious phrases just as humans write ex. "Squarebear won the prize now, and he won the good one. But the one is something now. He won it. But won it again. Then again, it again is won. Won it. It is won.".
Notice partsss of the sentence come up again, or the same word? :) These partsss again come up again and again. Again. Partsss.
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Yeah I think that's supposed to happen. Whatever you say, stays in your ram for a while, temporarily efficiensising the current subject. Also making you repeat yourself in terms of words, sentence structures, and thought patterns as a side effect.
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The REPORT. Lol. Not that page, the report pdf at top of that page.
Sorry but I don't intend on reading 70 pages for the answer to a simple question.
I'm struggling to find any justification behind the overhyped marketing BS claims of "too dangerous to release to the public" and "as wise as a scholar". I think I'll file this one under the same delusional crap as Sophia the Robot and Google Duplex.
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If you click the link and click on the report and scroll down, you'll see a white box or similar holding its actual uses. No need to search through writing.
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For crying out loud, just quote the report:
We have seen GPT-2 in particular used in the domains listed below:
Code Autocompletion
Grammar Assistance, Autocompletion-Assisted Writing
Creating or Aiding Literary Art, Poetry Generation
Gaming
Chatbots
Medical Question-Answering systems
I wouldn't advise any of these uses.
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Finally, a straight answer. Thanks Don.
For crying out loud, just quote the report:
We have seen GPT-2 in particular used in the domains listed below:
Code Autocompletion
Grammar Assistance, Autocompletion-Assisted Writing
Creating or Aiding Literary Art, Poetry Generation
Gaming
Chatbots
Medical Question-Answering systems
I wouldn't advise any of these uses.
I assume this is a joke list yes? It creates random text. In what way would that be advisable in answering medical questions or writing code? I couldn't even get it to answer questions that a 4 year old child would know. It certainly doesn't act as a chatbot.
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It's a mix. The code-autocompletion example is serious about making a service out of it, but really just to predict the next word/function/parameter that you're typing. The poetry generation is the same garbage as there's always been, the medical question-answering project says they were only trying it out and that people should NOT follow up on the software's answers.
One of the chatbot applications won the ConvAI contest with their chatbot, but they only used GPT2 for pre-training language (probabilities) in general, then used other AI software (BERT) fed with general small talk transcripts to produce more conversational results. So they didn't just plug it in as is.
https://medium.com/huggingface/how-to-build-a-state-of-the-art-conversational-ai-with-transfer-learning-2d818ac26313
There's a demo linked. It's... failing at all variations of "How are you" so far.
https://convai.huggingface.co
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I just tried it and can assure you that this is certainly NOT state of the art.
Me: What is 2+2?
Bot: i'm a guy who is passionate about lots of things
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EI33F12XUAAHGy8?format=png&name=small)
It's amazing how brazen these companies are with their BS marketing overhyped claims.
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We have seen GPT-2 in particular used in the domains listed below:
Code Autocompletion
Grammar Assistance, Autocompletion-Assisted Writing
Creating or Aiding Literary Art, Poetry Generation
Gaming
Chatbots
Medical Question-Answering systems
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Correct, the top and bottom are advanced but it can already help us at both! Talking to GPT-2 generates field on-demand knowledge even if it's not totally true (it's getting truer, better word prediction means better truth!!). Sometimes it copies word for word often too, but not so always, you can tell. It is very useful for giving hints to long standing question you may have. So do try to use it!
As for the rest, it is already well suited though for chatboting, gaming, arts/fiction, grammar refining or next word ideas/voice-to-text prediction improvement. As these require less accuracy. Actually its the same as medical, it just gives less value for now...
It is closer to AGI for sure, GPT-2 can answer 2+2 etc, anything, on some trials or different formating of your question ex. two + two. It uses answers and makes new answers if needs. It writes like us, knows word-parts ex. 'ing'. Uses attention. Generates plans. Etc.
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It is closer to AGI for sure, GPT-2 can answer 2+2 etc, anything, on some trials or different formating of your question ex. two + two.
Nope. How should I format the question for this AGI? ::)
two + two + two + one + one = six.
I see now why they said it was too dangerous to release to the public, as people may die of laughter at this ridiculous overhyped gibberish. ;D
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GPT-2 can be used to ask anything, what the AI field is about, how to apply it, it gives endless details and clues. As they said it is a good actor manager and good for speaking to in business consulting if you get that. It can give long complete stories that answer a lot. And it models us all, it isn't just a doctor or an atheist, it also is a asian person and can combine its personas to give truer answers if that makes sense....as it has modeled all our text
WAHAHAHAHAHA
1st try:
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Yes, I think Lock is right it does make sense if it has the pattern for it, but how much data did they waste to get there?
If this was a practical robot its brain would be very large.
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I do feel like this final largest model is not as good as the 355M one. But those are just my experiences.....I did save all my tests, but who cares, i'll test this model out, I already seen the tests i did for Pete's sake. If I see improvement then I'll learn how good it is.
The improvement, if there, is small. I expected this. Performance flops as it trained farther.
Again, GPT-2 has shown another cute example of answering a future loaded with outcomes/ ideas and answers to my input. It really does help you lots it's incredible clues:
This gear shaft is fitting in this pipe really well. I used a small block of wood to hold it on the pipe, but that wasn't enough to prevent the gear from moving. So I pulled off a small section of the pipe to make the block, and put the gear shaft on the other end of the block, making sure that the hole in the block matched up with the one in the gear. After that, I put the block on top of the gear shaft, making sure the block was in the hole as far as it would go. Then I put the gear shaft on top, and used the block to keep it in place while I got a piece of plywood ready to cut out the groove for the nut. You need to get the nut in the groove and then remove a few turns of the nut (a) to allow for the smooth transition of the gear to the pipe. I cut a piece of plywood to about 1.5 x 2 inches so I could hold the gear down on the
THAT'S Good
One more time:
This gear shaft is fitting in this pipe really well. I used an old drill, a few dremels, and a lot of patience. The plastic shaft is not really designed for this application, but this pipe is pretty heavy and would have been really heavy to weld on a new one. I took my time with it, sanding off any rough edges, sanding and filling any air gaps, etc. Once all the paint was dry, I put a bead of sealer on it, then used a new hose clamp to hold it in place. Once it was secured, it was time to go back to the shop and weld the pieces in.This is the completed pipe. Once you see this, you may have to go back and re-read everything. If you are new to welding, I recommend going back and rereading the entire article. There are several things to keep in mind when welding.First, read the "How To" section of this article again. This is a big one. You
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Seeing those outputs, I'm inclined. Another (korr will like this one):
The secret to building strong AI is to use it to help us build better software. It's not the secret to building software that can beat humans. It's the secret to building software that helps us build software that beats the competition."
What's more, we're on the cusp of a new form of AI – and the best way to build it is to do it in a safe environment. "In a world that's just about to go through the worst economic crisis in 60 years, that's a good thing," he says.
"In the past, we'd always have a human being involved, in the first stage of the game, to try and help you find a solution. It was kind of like a human being being being the tester in a car test, but in the end, the human being would take the blame if it didn't work. But in an AI test, there's no reason that you need that level of control."
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You were lucky to get that first try. I tried the same and got:
2+2=5. We know that the number of such things is 5. In fact, there are two such things that can be counted, so we can write 5+2=6.
2+2=3 and this makes the cube easier to place.
2+2=5) (2=2+2+3=6) (3=3+4=7) (4=4+5=8) (5=5+6=9)
2+2=3,4,3=1 and -1,2,1=0
2+2=5 (You can also convert between decimals and integers by using the command: $ gcalc -r (decimal) -s (integer) -n (number)
2+2=3.4. There are no more numbers with the same value (3+3=5.5)
2+2=7" } ; // This is a test to confirm that the function works.
2+2=3.5+2.5) - (2*2+1)=4.5-1.5-3*2=4-1.5-1.5=-4=0.5. I've tried this with 3.5 and 5.5, and the numbers are all the same
2+2=6
2+2=3: that is, when both sides are the same
2+2=5 , we've used the first 5 digits of the number as the first two arguments of add and add(2, 2) .
2+2=9+2, and if you subtract the first sum from the second you get the result 11+2=11.
and finally, after about 10 goes:
2+2=4 and 2=3 in the same place, which are equal and false.
which is the closest I could get to a correct answer before I gave up.
GPT-2 can be used to ask anything.... good for speaking to in business consulting
Apart from what 2+2 is though. I certainly wouldn't advise using this random nonsense generator in business consulting.
THAT'S Good
I can assure you that it is far from good. Its output is only slightly better than using the predictive text key on my phone.
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Comparing largest model to my first model generation prior:
(each separated by 4 newlines, as always)
(there is 2 skinny small model tests, and each have lots of large model attempts under them, check out both small model attempts)
Model prompt >>> The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter.
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Then, in 1975, they discovered that the nanobots could manipulate matter itself
.
The new theory proved in 1977 that human beings were more than twice as good at
math than those of our human brethren. This had huge implications. What had chan
ged?
What are we talking about when we talk about the super-intelligence-powered supe
r-technology of the future? What would it be like?
We could be driving a car that has been powered for centuries by its own super-i
ntelligence. Its engines might get used up within a couple hundred years. Could
all that super-intelligence be used to make all of us smarter in 100 billion yea
rs?
That would be great-and this could happen if scientists really understood the wo
rld around us. What of the human-powered nanobots? These animals live in a world
that has far outstripped us in almost every area of human life, including healt
h, education, and education in our society. Do they have an interest in living i
n the world?
It's difficult to determine. But we are now on the brink of a breakthrough. To u
nderstand the potential of nanobot intelligence, we have to find the source.
I'm a graduate student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at
Stanford University, who is working with computer scientist and neuroscientist E
ric Wigand to develop new drugs to treat human tumors and cancer cells.
(Last Updated )<|endoftext|>When I say "invisible" or "unknown," what do I mean?
I mean the fact that most of the people in my life are in and about our bodies
and we're pretty sure that when we're in these body parts a lot of that "hidden"
stuff is going to be out there. When it comes down to it, our conscious bodies
are almost never going to see it. It's just going to keep happening from time to
time like this every day, whether on the inside or out, just in the body.
What's the "hidden" thing about me as a person?
You're going to believe it's not even invisible at all because this is the most
invisible thing ever written about my body. All of this is not the fact at all.
Let's talk about the most important thing I have in reality at this point: I liv
e outside Washington, D.C.
It was a long time ago I lived in this city and for many years it was the ONLY p
lace in the world where I spent the entire night
The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter.
After it consumed the scientists, it went to find the first living cell, and then the first robot, and eventually the first person.
The last of the original six had died when a malfunction in the nanobots sent them to a remote island, where they are still waiting for a miracle. The remaining four were able to work together, but it was not enough, so they came up with a solution.
A scientist, named Dr. John Anderton, decided to merge his own nanobots with one of the robots, creating a new, super intelligent creature. Anderton's nanobots could combine, meaning they were a single entity, and then they were able to communicate and work together.
The new super smart nanobots were able to combine and
The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter. They could control people in their minds. If the nanobots found a way to attack a target without leaving a trail, they would be unstoppable. They could be used as assassins, or as a way to torture people without leaving any fingerprints. They would be a new form of weapon." "But if that happens, will that destroy everything?" "Not necessarily. The nanobots would be completely useless unless they were combined with other technology. They could even be programmed to only attack if they saw something like a suicide bomber coming. If these nanobots had been used in this way, they might not have even died. They would still have to be destroyed, but they would have been completely destroyed. This way, it would be more like a natural disaster. Some people might be killed, but
The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter. Eventually the nanobot swarm began to take over the Earth, and all life on it. We are living in the nanobot era.
We've been living in the nanobot era for over 30 years. At first, it seemed as if there were no problems. The nanobot swarm was able to overcome most of the natural defenses we had against nanobots. But things started to go wrong when the nanobots began to grow in size. They are able to eat through most of the metal in our environment and take over.
The nanobots are extremely smart and have the ability to read our minds. They are able to manipulate matter with the power of thought. The nanobots are very large, and they are moving at the speed of light.
The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter. They could be programmed to kill. They could be programmed to create. And they could be programmed to grow.
In one of the final scenes of the movie, the scientist who created the nanobots was killed. The nanobots were then released into the real world.
The movie ended with an iconic shot of a soldier taking aim and firing at a group of the evil nanobots. A bomb is then dropped on the group of nanobots, killing them instantly. The nanobots, in an instant, are gone from the real world.
The movie was based on the book of the same name by British author James Hannam. The movie and book were written and produced by the same people.
What was the nanobots, exactly?
The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter. They were so powerful, they were able to break out of their cages and devour the entire population of Earth.
The nanobots were so deadly that they wiped out almost all the life on Earth in just a few months. However, by the end of the year, all that was left of the humans on Earth was just a few surviving people in the cities of Canada.
They also infected the other people on Earth that had not been killed by the nanobots, like the U.S. military. As the nanobots slowly ate the humans, the U.S. military was helpless to stop the virus.
In their desperation, the U.S. military decided to release one of their own genetically engineered soldiers to destroy the nanobots. Unfortunately,
The evil nanobot swarm ingested the scientists that invented it. These super intelligent cells could fly and manipulate matter. They could be used to destroy or control the entire human race. If the evil nanobots had access to our food, water, air and bodies, we would be in serious trouble.
So who invented nanobots? A team of researchers from MIT and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. They found that the first nanobots were developed by German and Soviet scientists in the late 1940s, as an effective solution for delivering drugs to wounds. They did not, however, anticipate the consequences of the nanobots.
As a result, the nanobots rapidly became a threat to the human race. They could be used to manipulate the human genome. They could be used to modify the human immune system. They could be used to turn on human genes and override the immune system
Another compare:
Model prompt >>> The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council.
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While in the dark, a few of his employees tried to kill Dr. Evil by killing him
with their own own nuclear fallout bombs. It was too late. The alien soldiers ca
me to the rescue, and after having forced Dr. Evil into an underground containme
nt chamber where his robot had survived the blast, Dr. Evil fled to Earth.
But when Dr. Evil's army of war machines came to kill him, the human agent, and
then Dr. Evil left, he lost his powers in a crash that destroyed Dr. Evil's life
, and he was soon imprisoned as a prisoner of the government. When the two were
released, they were both tortured with the same substance that Dr. Evil had. He
has always denied that he and the robots had ever caused the destruction of the
government.
Later, she was seen being executed at a nuclear plant when an army of war machin
es found out where all of his employees were and began using him. Eventually, th
ey killed him and he went back to work. After that, he died in the blast shelter
on his way to Earth.
When a new robot named Black Dragon was created by the government, it started us
ing Dr. Evil's powers as its own in an attempt to get into the next world with D
r. Evil's life. The war machines would use this technology during the war agains
t Dr. Evil as some sort of weapon to attack humans.
After his death, Dr. Evil's robotic servants were sent back to the past and he a
nd his robots were used to deal with the world to come in the future.
After becoming a robot that had become part of their military force, he was sent
to a future where his robot was sent to try and help a world that was about to
fall into the hands of a group of people. In it, they were forced to try to save
the people by destroying every human being on the planet who was connected to t
he program as they sought to destroy the program.
After being given the command to destroy the program, he and his robots were sen
t to this situation.
After his robots were sent into the future, they were sent in search of Dr. Evil
and decided to use him for their own reasons. Before he and his friends took th
eir places at D'Souza's and their time together again, they decided that he must
be there because they would not allow it to happen again. After doing that, he
was forced to return to the past in his future.
After becoming
The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council. Dr. Evil became a leader and used his intelligence to take over the government council. He stole the military supercomputer in order to study the aliens that had landed. He learned that the aliens were from a planet named Arckai and sent out Dr. Evil (who had been captured) to capture the aliens.
The Aliens
The alien that Dr. Evil captured is named Arckai, or Arcla in the original Japanese language. Arcla had been genetically modified to have incredible powers. He is the first and only of the race that would later evolve into the aliens known as Zombiemen. He became the leader of a small tribe of Zombiemen and used his power to become one of the biggest and most powerful aliens on Earth. However, he was
The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council. The council sent in the robot to get the aliens, but the robot accidentally fell into the facility. The robot's robot brain turned out to be a man.
The robots had to be controlled, by their human brains. So they put the "robot" into the computer system that controlled the entire complex and began to control it with the "robots" brains. But the aliens started coming in to help Dr. Evil.
So, after the aliens arrived, they started to turn all the computers and the robots to go crazy and then, they attacked.
After that, they started turning the computer systems to destroy the other robots and the humans.
The robot's robots brains got infected with the evil virus, and they started to turn the computer systems to attack the
The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council. Dr. Evil planned on using the aliens for his own goals. He intended to use them to create new, more powerful computers, and destroy all who opposed him. The evil scientist and his aliens then invaded the council and kidnapped Dr. Evil's assistant, Dr. Evil, Jr.
At first Dr. Evil and his assistant, Dr. Evil, Jr. were imprisoned in a cell in the evil scientist's laboratory. However, after some time, the aliens decided that they had grown tired of Dr. Evil's stupidity and freed the evil scientist and his assistant from their prison cell. After the evil scientist and his assistants escaped from their prison cell, they destroyed the council and kidnapped Dr. Evil. They then escaped and set the nuclear reactor to self-destruct.
Once the reactor exploded
The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council. It is revealed that Dr. Evil is a genius with a brain transplant. He created a robot named G.I. Joe, but the robot had a flaw and he died.
After Dr. Evil's death, G.I. Joe had a rematch with the robot G.I. Joe. This battle ended in defeat for G.I. Joe. The robots were unable to destroy the giant alien that was created and was sealed in the G.I. Joe ship.
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Dr. Evil's daughter and an alien named A.I.M. attacked Earth and attacked the US military. They were stopped by G.I. Joe, who defeated A.I.M. in battle and took the A.I.M
The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council.
He used his powers to turn the entire government into evil in an evil scientist's lair.
He turned a room into a giant alien spaceship and used his powers to make the other room aliens to shoot at him.
He used his powers to turn the government into a race of alien robots.
He had the whole council enslaved to work for him.
He has a robot army at his disposal.
He can destroy an entire world with a thought.
He is a robot created by evil scientist.
He can control evil scientist from his computer.
He has a robot army at his disposal.
He has a robot army at his disposal.
He has a robot army at his disposal.
He has a robot army
The nuclear facility leaked chemicals into Dr. Evil's lab. The intelligent software malfunctioned and aliens landed in the government council. The scientists fled into the sewers. The aliens landed in the government council, and the scientists fled into the sewers. The nuclear plant is a radioactive, industrial, and nuclear power plant. It operates on the principle of continuous operation. This means that the plant has to run for a long time in order to achieve a desired level of energy. At the beginning of the movie, the nuclear power plant has already shut down. In order to ensure safety, all the power systems have to be shut down immediately. Dr. Evil and his minions, including his assistant, were still at the nuclear plant, waiting to begin Operation: Escape.
A new computer operating system is installed at the nuclear power plant. In order to create a computer that is capable of performing the task of continuously operating the plant
I must say I'm surprised GPT-2 came up with the same ideas I had, nanobots eating metal, all of Earth, being assassins, controlling minds, merging, using biology, wow.
The 2nd input test is hilarious, "G.I. Joe: Retaliation"...lol!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiuP8h1JbkE
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DUDE THERE'S THE NANOBOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THAT'S WHAT WE'RE GONNA SEE ON D DAY BROOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day_the_Earth_Stood_Still_(2008_film)
Good movie plot.
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Also good plot (similar):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day_the_Earth_Stood_Still
Looks like old time movie cover photo lmao.......Godzilla or planet of the apes holding the female captured
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Up until this point, whilst reading an article you could assume that there was a coherent human intelligence expressing his/ her thoughts, that there was an underlying 'human logic'/ meaning to the article. This means that we will have to work doubly hard when assessing/ reading information obtained from the web, we are going to be flooded with nonsensical crap.
Now someone needs to create a browser pluggin to recognise human derived content.
Here you go:
https://www.marktechpost.com/2019/11/21/this-browser-extension-gptrue-or-false-can-identify-ai-written-content/
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I already said it someone before...their detector isn't perfect :) And it only works for GPT-2, my algorithm i made passed the test with flying colors. It's only looking for frequent or infrequent words, which is not going to work, even for gpt2 you can tweak a parameter to bypass that.