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How is the pro version different from this?

What laws do you think will change

Doesn't look like this law has anything to do with (non photorealistic) art.

>Only ~30 top professionals actually make enough money to have a full career playing chess, maybe a few hundred more can sustain a meager lifestyle with coaching gigs. Was this different before che…

I mean doing something like Grothendieck when he redeemed algebraic geometry or Galois when he invented group theory. We haven't seen that at all from LLMs.

Now that we've seen AI produce a fair number of proofs (and disproofs), I'm curious when we'll start seeing it build genuinely novel theory. Does anyone have predictions on when and how…

That's a crazy arc 3 score. What do people think of this? Are models actually developing fluid intelligence like what the creators claim to be measuring? Is it jus do to training for it? Is the b…

>Ever heard of the infinite monkey theorem? Even if every atom in the universe were a supercomputer generating a trillion trillion random characters every second since the Big Bang, the chance of p…

He was leading the development of AlphaFold, the AI system that predicts protein structures for which he got the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Companies are not your friend who you need to be loyal to. There's a reason noncompetes are illegal in California.

Why is the guy suing open source ai whining about big ai?

Can you name the reasons you hate it for? Genuine question

As far as I understand, these companies would cede shares to the government, i.e. give the USG a stake for free.

I think sakanas papers are one of the more creative, not just gunning for incremental benchmark improvements. But yeah I agree that they can be a bit (or very) hypey. But regardless, I want to see mor…

Yeah. This is why Anthropic is way worse than openai. They don't contribute shit to open source and even lobby against it.