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Walter Reade
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Walter Reade
@WalterReade
AI at Google/Kaggle (inversion). PhD chemical engineer. Too many hobbies.
Neenah, Wisconsin 54956 Katılım Aralık 2007
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Walter Reade retweetledi
Walter Reade retweetledi
Kaggle は昇進の役にたつ
“入社3年目でスペシャリストグレードに昇格しており、20代で同グレードに到達している社員はいないという。スペシャリストグレードへの昇格には、社内での業務実績に加え、社外でも通用する専門性が求められる。Kaggle Masterの称号や技術力の高さが評価された”
ITmedia@itmedia
［ITmedia ビジネスオンライン］Kaggleトップ1%のAI人材、なぜNTT東日本に？ 若手データサイエンティストの活躍 itmedia.co.jp/business/artic…
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Technical writing these days:
- Step 1: Ask AI to write the paper
- Step 2: Ask AI to review the paper for signs that it was written by AI
- Step 3: Ask AI to suggest less AI-sounding phrases
- Step 4: (Optional) Read the draft before submitting
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Walter Reade retweetledi
@michael_lacolla @ggreenwald 100% agree about the potential abuse. The answer is to prevent the abuse, not ditch the tech.
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@WalterReade @ggreenwald Maybe at first, like any new technology. But once you scrutinize the foundations, the institutions, and the motives behind its scaling, the shine wears off. The issue isn’t the AI itself — it’s the concentration of power and potential for abuse.
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AI is a technology that has been constantly and aggressively touted as one of the most consequential and transformative in human history, yet there's been almost no attempt to convince the public that any of this is good for them and their lives.
The potential harms of AI -- wiping out jobs en masse, replacing most human functions, dangers of losing control of it, having it bestow itself unforeseeable powers -- have been more prominent in the discourse and are more intuitively visible.
If anything, this growing public concern/anger is overdue. It should at least produce far more transparent and informed debates about where things are, where they're likely going, what protections are possible, etc.
The Spectator Index@spectatorindex
The Wall Street Journal reports that 'the only thing growing faster than the artificial-intelligence industry may be Americans’ negative feelings about it', and that the 'rebellion' against artificial intelligence is 'gaining steam'.
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I should note . . . the name of this competition is :chef's-kiss:
I'd join if I wasn't working on 19 other things. 😅
Walter Reade@WalterReade
Help the Natural History Museum of Denmark automate label transcription on a Danish Dung Beetle collection. MuseumSCAT: Specimen Collection Annotation Task@CVNH ECCV26 kaggle.com/competitions/m…
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Help the Natural History Museum of Denmark automate label transcription on a Danish Dung Beetle collection.
MuseumSCAT: Specimen Collection Annotation Task@CVNH ECCV26
kaggle.com/competitions/m…
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@WashedPolicy @ggreenwald Throughout history, technology advances have been net beneficial for society. It will be the same with AI. And, with all technology advances, there will be those who want nothing to do with them. They are the people who get left most behind.
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@WalterReade @ggreenwald But you admit there will be losses right? Like there just won’t be enough demand to justify the supply of labor even if everyone learns AI. You can admit that, right?
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@WashedPolicy @ggreenwald If you learn how to use AI well, you'll have a job.
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@WalterReade @ggreenwald My experience is that I like having a job and I don’t really care about anything else
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I jumped into machine learning ~14 years ago. It was an exciting and fun time. The last few years, though, have felt like a grind trying to keep up with everything. Agentic coding has made things fun again.
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I consent to having AI trained on all of the papers I've published over the years. (That, or Elsevier can start paying authors royalties.)
nature@Nature
Science publishing giant Elsevier has joined the dozens of firms and individuals suing artificial intelligence companies over their alleged use of copyrighted works in training AI models go.nature.com/4uUldNO
Neenah, WI 🇺🇸 English
Countdown to The Deseret Alphabet: A Fixed and Unalterable Sound, being released June 30!
44 days left.
The book: amazon.com/Deseret-Alphab…
Check out our @r0manticon essay: substack.com/home/post/p-19…
The Deseret Alphabet: A Fixed & Unalterable Sound@Deseret3rdBook
Countdown to The Deseret Alphabet: A Fixed and Unalterable Sound, being released June 30! 45 days left. The book: amazon.com/Deseret-Alphab… Check out our @r0manticon essay: substack.com/home/post/p-19…
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@JFPuget 90% of the work I do, I'd do for free, for fun. Getting paid is a nice perk.
Neenah, WI 🇺🇸 English
I've always preferred the more intellectually challenging task over the best paid one.
Now I am lucky to do it at NVIDIA, but that was not a career plan outcome.
rohan anil@_arohan_
We did research when pay was low. We did research when pay was uncertain. We did research even when we were lucky enough to be paid well. One way is to figure out what to work on is to work on things that matter and not think of rewards. We are still quite early into what makes a frontier model all the way from optimization, architecture and objectives. Big token wants to convince you otherwise.
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@ethylene_66 @WalterReade let's go to Tokyo
Mountain View, CA 🇺🇸 English
Waiting for an official Kaggle Meetup in Tokyo!
meg.ai 🇨🇦@MeganRisdal
Bay Area Kagglers! Come join us for a lunch meetup this Saturday @ 11AM. 🎉 luma.com/c5q74f8e
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If they are going to apply this standard, it should be independent of the use of AI. If a co-author mistakenly keys in a non-existent reference, it should also result in a suspension for all authors. (What a great use of time, to have all 90 authors from a physics paper each checking references.)
Neenah, WI 🇺🇸 English
Here is another big issue with "checking all the references by all authors on the paper": most of the times many of the references are behind paywall that many collaborators don't have an easy access to. This is especially the case for small independent researchers with no institutional backing.
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Walter Reade retweetledi
Who else feels this way: If a task uses to take 10 hours to complete, and now AI can do the first 9 hours of work in 10 minutes, that last hour of non-AI work feels 10x harder.
Anyone feeling this?
Neenah, WI 🇺🇸 English
A girl I met in college almost completely ruined my life.
Adam.GPT@TheRealAdamG
ChatGPT was that fun nice girl you dated in high school. Codex is that girl you met freshman year of college.
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