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Leuk! Lunchlezing door Suzan Verberne over het succes en de valkuilen van Transformer-modellen in natuurlijke taalverwerking:
https://notas.nl/thuis/agenda/lunchlezing-notas-over-big-models
This year, Abdullah Öcalan "s been in prison for 24 years, almost as long as Nelson Mandela...
The 100 most-cited AI papers in 2022...
https://www.zeta-alpha.com/post/must-read-the-100-most-cited-ai-papers-in-2022
Must read: the 100 most cited AI papers in 2022
Who Is publishing the most Impactful AI research right now? With the breakneck pace of innovation in AI, it is crucial to pick up some signal as soon as possible. No one has the time to read everything, but these 100 papers are sure to bend the road as to where our AI technology is going. The real test of impact of R&D teams is of course how the technology appears in products, and OpenAI shook the world by releasing ChatGPT at the end of November 2022, following fast on their March 2022 paper “T
Megi Sharikadze from #OpenWebSearch.eu: "We are eager to onboard new players – particularly those from research organisations or smaller tech companies – to extend and enrich the R&D activities of the OpenWebSearch.eu ecosystem"
Against Predictive Optimization:
Very thoughtful blog post by @anildash on how to build consent-based search for the fediverse
Sweet irony: peole fact-checking Bing's GPT summaries using Google...
SURF (aka @SLURF, the IT cooperation of Dutch universities) did their mastodon support just right: only for the “real” community (using Surf login) allowing anonymous accounts for the public of which the identities are known by the admins only
The Seven Voyages Of SteveI don’t understand the attraction of being able to talk to computers using breezy casual conversational language; I’ve been telling these little digital bastards what to do for decades using extremely precise formalised language and they still get it wrong