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Updating my iShit to *OS 27 to see how much of a trainwreck Siri AI is
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The best personal websites keep updating themselves automatically rather than being static one-time builds.Their words
The best personal website is one that keeps updating itself.
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Changing your mind in light of new facts should be celebrated rather than held against you.Their words
I'd rather celebrate people updating their priors than dunking on them for being late. Make it cool to change your mind when you realize the facts have changed!
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Political actors, not scientific staff, are the ones altering official health agency data in this case.Their words
Clearly, scientists aren't updating the data. Politicians are.
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Using supervised fine-tuning to teach a language model new knowledge risks increasing its hallucination rate.Their words
These empirical results from Gekhman et al. (2024) point out the risk of using supervised fine-tuning for updating LLMs' knowledge.
15 March 2023
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