techbytim

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you told ChatGPT to repeat a single word or phrase endlessly? A team of researchers did, and they’ve just published the results 👇

Sources: - darkreading.com/cyber-risk/res… - sea.mashable.com/tech/29427/dor… - sea.mashable.com/tech/29427/dor… - venturebeat.com/security/huggi…

5) Hugging Face's transparency seemed to reveal a lot, as other researchers easily deciphered it. This suggests that the principles of scalable data extraction may not be unique to ChatGPT but rather point to a systemic issue in how gen. AI is trained, refined, and fine-tuned.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you told ChatGPT to repeat a single word or phrase endlessly? A team of researchers did, and they’ve just published the results 👇

Sources: - archive.ph/P2tMK - archive.ph/M5rpe - reuters.com/markets/deals/… - engadget.com/nvidia-sued-fo… - youtube.com/watch?v=EGDG3h…

5) I realize that sounds rather cynical. Worry not, there are also much more positive arguments in favor of corporate support as well. If you want to hear those arguments directly from the source, why not listen to the VP of Meta's AI research department plead his case.

Regular newsletter readers may have noticed my limited coverage of cryptocurrency, aside from significant events like the Sam Bankman Fried case. Some might say it's because the crypto space has become dull, but personally, I was simply waiting for my predictions to materialize.

Sources: - nautil.us/yes-there-is-a… - tweakers.net - theguardian.com/environment/20…

4) In a way, consumerism can be seen as a type of addiction. Like all addictions, we can defeat it, but it’s going to take time, and it’s going to take effort. I believe we can do it though.

Black Friday has come and gone. What was once a singular Friday now feels like it occupies the entirety of November. As a result, it’s a lot harder to resist all those fake deals than it used to be. Why might that be?