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A unified pan-European startup structure (EU-INC) is the best thing Europe could do to catch up in AI.Their words
EU–INC is the single best thing Europe could do to catch-up in the AI race
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From one piece 🎠 Low Tech AI 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Extrapolating along these two lines means a fixed level of intelligence gets cheaper every year, fit increasingly more affordable hardware.
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Low-tech AI, small cheap models plugged into existing systems, will bring surprisingly rapid societal change.Their words
This shift toward low-tech AI will lead to surprisingly rapid societal changes.
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From one piece 🔭 The Einstein AI model 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Scientific AI needs a B student who questions what everyone missed, not an A+ student who answers every question.Their words
We don't need an A+ student who can answer every question with general knowledge. We need a B student who sees and questions what everyone else missed.
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We're currently building very obedient students, not revolutionaries. This is perfect for today’s main goal in the field of creating great assistants and overly compliant helpers. But until we find a way to incentivize them to question their knowledge and propose ideas that potentially go against past training data, they won't give us scientific revolutions yet.
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On current trends AI will give us a country of yes-men on servers, not a compressed 21st century of discovery.Their words
What we'll actually get, in my opinion, is “a country of yes-men on servers” (if we just continue on current trends)
31 January 2025
From one piece 🐳 Some notes on "DeepSeek and export control" 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Open-source AI's most fundamental long-term virtue is resilience, which makes it essential for safety.Their words
Open-source has many advantages like shared training costs, tunability, control, ownership, privacy but one of its most fundamental virtue in the long term –as AI becomes deeply embedded in our world– will likely be its strong resilience.
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Open-weights DeepSeek makes the closed-source US-China AI arms-race argument artificial.Their words
having one of the model freely widely available for download and with detailed scientific report renders the whole « close-source arm-race competition » argument artificial and unconvincing in my opinion.
27 January 2025
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AI intelligence will be commoditized; the remaining moat is the quality of the product.Their words
Intelligence will be commoditized! The remaining moat will be the quality of the product and how it integrate with co-factors.
15 January 2025
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AI model evaluations should move to agentic evals.Their words
All evals should move to agentic evals in 2025 in my opinion.
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