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Dr. Michael Green

@Bumblebor

Ph.D from NYU in AI | automated tutorial generation | coffee, sailing, games | Scholar: https://t.co/DFSY1dEwFF

Manhattan, NY Katılım Ekim 2012
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Outpost@outpost_chat·
We are just days away from officially launching Outpost and we are taking in applications for our first company drop!
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Dean Kroker
Dean Kroker@dean__coffee·
Working on gamifying and monetizing LinkedIn InMails—finding a way to take high skilled workers and give them passive income. "Gig Economy" but for white-collar workers
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M Charity@MasterMilkX·
Not really active on Twitter anymore but… Someone tried to steal my Amorphous Fortress website and turn it into a cryptocurrency. That’s not me :/ so I took the website down indefinitely. This was just a research project, I want nothing to do with crypto.
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Dean Kroker
Dean Kroker@dean__coffee·
@Jason thanks for your feedback on our product, Outpost! I loved your framing: "for a small amount of money you can get actionable insights". Happy to offer your team at @LAUNCH a free website design critique, $199 value. You probably don't need the resume review😉
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Matthew Guzdial
Matthew Guzdial@MatthewGuz·
I'm glad that everyone has now read Ted Chiang's essay and so has caught up on the AI art debate in the Computational Creativity community from a decade ago.
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Dr. Michael Green@Bumblebor·
Early in a technological adoption! I’m very curious and excited to see “what are the good use cases” for LLMs. I’m not sure we’ve truly cracked it with just autocompletion just yet. Surely there is more to unlock here :) just takes time
Julian Togelius@togelius

This essay by Ted Chiang is really good and makes many points I agree with. newyorker.com/culture/the-we… Note that it is possible to say this while also thinking that LLMs and diffusion models are amazing technical breakthroughs that will (eventually) revolutionize society. It's about seeing the technology for what it is, and finding the right use cases. Right now, it feels like we're at a stage similar to when people tried to sell personal computers in the early 1980s with the argument that they could help you organize your recipe collection.

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James Tate
James Tate@JamesTate121·
Democrats should introduce a gun control bill called the "The Donald Trump safety and gun control bill" and make republicans vote against it.
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Dr. Michael Green@Bumblebor·
@togelius Nah you gotta put your words under the mattress with your money. Only place either are safe
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Julian Togelius
Julian Togelius@togelius·
In hindsight, I wonder why he put his words on the internet. He should just have kept them in a desk drawer or his own hard drive, where no one will steal them.
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Julian Togelius@togelius·
I started reading an article about generative AI, and soon got to a sentence saying that language models are trained on words "stolen from the Internet". So I stopped reading, because I didn't want to steal that poor guy's words.
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@togelius “Imagine if this plane did a barrel roll” Alexa: BARREL ROLL INITIATED “Nononono!!”
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Julian Togelius@togelius·
I am not saying that we will never fly in pilotless planes. Quite likely we will, some day. But we'll need to warm up to the idea first. And then the legal environment would need to adapt. This would take decades, maybe generations after the technology is there.
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Julian Togelius@togelius·
Airline pilot is perhaps the most salient example of this. Very large parts of that job can be automated already, and that's been possible for decades. The few remaining parts could be remote-controlled. Yet, do you feel like taking a flight in a pilotless plane anytime soon?
Julian Togelius@togelius

When people talk about which jobs or job functions could be replaced by AI systems, they often think about what AI systems could produce or which problems they solve. But very many human jobs are about taking decisions and taking responsibility for those decisions.

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near@nearcyan·
sama and his new investors on a fresh cap table
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Ahmed Khalifa
Ahmed Khalifa@Amidos2006·
We (@Amidos2006, @Bumblebor, @Smearle_RH, @err_more, @togelius) wrote a chapter about evolutionary machine learning and games as a part of the handbook on evolutionary machine learning. I hope you enjoy it. #toc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…
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Jules Suzdaltsev
Jules Suzdaltsev@jules_su·
this is the the best idea I have ever had in my life
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Dr. Michael Green@Bumblebor·
@AIandGames congrats! this is a great achievement! I can't wait to see you make more content
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AI and Games
AI and Games@AIandGames·
Well hey, AI and Games broke 10 million views over the weekend! I mean sure, ~2.5 million are people watching Alien: Isolation videos, but every view counts! So thanks for watching. I will now go make more videos, so you can go and watch them. A simple contract.
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Bernhard Schölkopf
Bernhard Schölkopf@bschoelkopf·
Dear Students, please don't get discouraged... we need you. Quoting another Geoff: "The future depends on some graduate student who is deeply suspicious of everything I have said" (8/8)
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