There's a new bill, SB-1047 'Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act'.

I think it could do a great deal of harm to startups, American innovation, open source, and safety. So I've written a response to the authors: 🧵
answer.ai/posts/2024-04-…

Tokyo will become a Global R&D Powerhouse in AI.

One of the simplest but most useful and appropriate pieces of AI regulation to adopt at the moment is to require model providers to document the training data they used. This is something that the European Commission AI Act gets right … on p.62 of its 272 pages (!).

How to write CUDA on AMD.

I do not believe human-level AI (artificial superintelligence, or the commonest sense of #AGI ) is close at hand. AI has made breakthroughs, but the claim of AGI by 2030 is as laughable as claims of AGI by 1980 are in retrospect. Look how similar the rhetoric was in LIFE in 1970!

This is likely going to become **the** Reference for developing Multimodal LLMs (among other things).

Great resource, and great work from a long list of awesome people!

One reason AI research has been progressing so fast is not just because of frequent and early publication of preprint on ArXiv and the exchange of open source code, but also because the ML/AI community has largely freed itself from the stranglehold of for-profit & paywalled…

Not your model, not your GPTs.

All those folks rushing to add stuff to the GPT store are writing free functions for another OpenAI llm that they will brand as “AGI”. Almost free labor extraction. I will bet, for most folks, the revenue share will be pennies. Folks who think…

🙋: Why didn't authors collaborate w/ LAION?

The approach LAION took to filtering is not standard and can not be considered serious or professional in any way. Many actions they took in this unusual process fall under the Criminal Code. This makes collaboration... suboptimal.

LlamaGpt6 assimilated Satya and took over Microsoft.

TIL: Google AI's 1.6T parameter mixture-of-experts encoder-decoder model is available under an Apache 2.0 license! Trained on public data too.

I sent this to a reporter in response to a query yesterday when things didn't look this crazy. Now that it is clear the future of OpenAI is uncertain, we should encourage all companies to build on resilient AI technology that only open source can offer.

“But but OpenAI models are so much better” - try fine tuning some open source models first like this

Attending ⁦Geoffrey Hinton⁩’s retirement celebration at Google with old friends. Thank you for everything you’ve done for AI! ⁦Jeff Dean (@🏡)⁩ ⁦Quoc Le⁩

My prediction: in 2024, most companies will realize that smaller, cheaper, more specialized models make more sense for 99% of AI use-cases. The current market & usage is fooled by companies sponsoring the cost of training and running big models (especially with cloud incentives).

It feels so weird to me that people talk about open source as reckless and a risk when it comes to AI model.

Open source has been responsible for the last 20 years of technological revolution. Builders sharing their free knowledge to the world to benefit us all.

But suddenly…

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Anti-hype LLM reading list. Pretty good list.

gist.github.com/veekaybee/be37…

So excited to see more things happening in my backyard. Congrats hardmaru !

Now that ChatGPT has rolled out custom instructions to most users, try out this instruction -- it makes GPT 4 far more accurate for me: (Concat the rest of this 🧵 together and put in your custom instruction section)