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Oh wow where has the OneLook Thesaurus by RhymeZone been all my life? onelook.com/thesaurus/ Enter some vague description and get a list of words that match! e.g. onelook.com/thesaurus/?s=a… via Maya Gershovitz Bar 👩🏻‍💻 | she/her

Try out OneLook, an aphasia-friendly tool that will help you find missing words: aphasia.org/stories/techno…

Need a laugh? One of our Fall co-op students, Max, put together FunnyBone, a fast and friendly finder of funny words! funnybone.maxhuang.dev

Try our new daily word game, Verbloom. Find the words that are related to each other to make the sun rise! verbloom.app

Learn "riant", "simoom", "uvula", other delightful words in this brief overview of OneLook Thesaurus. youtube.com/watch?v=AgPwm4…

All of these LLM companies need to freaking pay Wikipedia

AI doesn't have a monopoly on exciting progress updates: After 23 years, RhymeZone finally has a "dark mode" button.

New paper 📢📰📺📻: “Language models trained on media diets can predict public opinion” with Jacob Andreas, Stephen Ansolabehere, Deb Roy arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2303.16779 🧵 1/

Which is it's own problem. ChatGPT may *seem* easier, but it's so much less transparent and reliable and prone to including bad info—Google at least includes citations and links. Now it's a choice of a dazzling but often wrong AI or a turgid ad-stuffed search engine. Not great!

Google Bard cites its sources and respects licenses, at least for code, at least some of the time. A good start.

Bark Text-to-Audio Model Full Text Input: "Why was six afraid of seven?" Ignore Bark's "I'm done with this input" token and tell Bark to just keep generating more audio anyway.

A subtle way that using GPT for generated synthetic human-subject data can go wrong (cc John Horton)

i don't know who needs to hear this but RhymeZone's thesaurus has a METER FILTER!!! this is life-changing. I literally spent the last few months on-and-off trying to code something that would let me quickly look up rhymes by stress pattern, but this is SO MUCH BETTER.

Artificial Intelligence and the Ever-Receding Horizon of the Future Data & Society Director of Research Jenna Burrell, PhD says tech leaders want to distract us from the enormous wealth and power they stand to gain from the rise of AI. techpolicy.press/artificial-int…

Try out OneLook, an aphasia-friendly tool that will help you find missing words. aphasia.org/stories/techno…