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Is the key Generation verifyably a part of that?
Because if they share the key with some or several governments or other organizations, "Working" cryptography is useless.

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  • [–] 2 points 5 months ago*

    I'm not seeing it as learning as behind the scenes the questions are changed, instead of the answer to the same question is becoming correct.

    Also it becomes rather severely limited in the context length, or in this case in how much can be "learned".

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  • [–] 11 points 5 months ago (5 children)

    but these are still... prompt extensions (not sure if there is a technical word for it), right?

    that's a neat workaround for context windows, but at the core, imho any intelligence must be able to learn, and for a neural net to learn, it must change the network, i.e. weights or connections.

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  • [–] 14 points 5 months ago (7 children)

    don't LLMs generally already fail at the learning stage of Intelligence?

    once trained, they never learn again? It just sometimes seem like they are learning, as long as the learned thing is still within their "context window", so basically it's still within their prompt?

    In another matter, how would we evaluate actual intelligence with LLMs? Especially remembering that all of the slop-companies would immediately try to cheat the test.

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  • [–] 9 points 8 months ago

    I personally expect that they will want to cover hardware cost, while being willing to subsidize development cost with the steam store.
    So I think the low storage models will make a slight loss for valve in the beginning, while the higher storage models will get that back to even overall for valve.

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    Apparently some group has broken Bambus encryption.

    Apparently, as he claims, the logs reveal not only (further) licensing issues with Bambu, they also apparently send the complete Model you want to print to Bambu, which would be a huge issue for any companies using them.

    What do you think?
    Anyone ever checked on the size of the logs? Does it make sense that they actually send the whole Model?

    /e: clarification, apparently the logs do not get sent to bambu by default on every print (even while in LAN-Mode) as it can be understood here, but all of this info is in the logs you can manually choose to send to Bambu (i.e. in the case of an issue with a print(/er) bambu is reasonably likely to ask for this).

     

    I've just found this Optimus Gen 2 demo, and I thought it's quite interesting.

    The Hands are surreal, the gait is still weird, but from what I understand it's a lot easier to walk without an outstretched joint in robotics (avoiding singularity in the kinematics).

    Very curious to see if they just did the "easy" 0-80% and will kinda get stuck here, or will keep improving rapidly.

    Really looks like it may be used on assembly lines in another year or so. But this is promotion, so looking like that is kinda the point.

    what do we think the runtime of these is untethered?
    If they have a full AI stack in them, won't they need quite a bit of compute power?

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