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How many on the list did you know? Obviously one paper like Attention is All You Need (278k citations) can influence a lot - all the authors are on the list. But still interesting imo.   submitted by   /u/ksprdk [link]   [comments]
A benchmark based on moral psychology tests adapted for AI. Interesting results: the models answers (except Jev) have considerable variance across runs. Morality, it seems, is not deterministic. https://moralitybench.ai https://preview.redd.it/n75tm1z9hhth1.png?width=1982&for
Geoffrey Hinton has pointed out that today's large language models demonstrate "clear understanding" of what they're being asked. An image models response to a prompt about."stochastic parrots" provides more evidence that this is true. https://ai-consc