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A Few of the Birds I Love
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The only way that AI detectors can work from the output alone is by detecting the way the training distribution is corrupted to turn the model into a product.
This paper should be better known by anybody who does A/B testing. https://research.google/pubs/pub43887/
I learned about this theorem by accident the first time I tried to make a distributed version of a graph algorithm by sharding it by its connected components. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_component#:~:text=However%2C%20for,single%20giant%20component
@pentney Yeah, but then you don't know why!
>looking for a new api
>ask the team if their api is deprecated or doesn't work yet
>team doesn't understand
>pull out a diagram explaining what is deprecated and what doesn't work yet
>team laughs and says "it's a good api sir"
>write the code
>it doesn't work yet
>ask the team if their api is deprecated or doesn't work yet
>team doesn't understand
>pull out a diagram explaining what is deprecated and what doesn't work yet
>team laughs and says "it's a good api sir"
>write the code
>it doesn't work yet
A consequence of the systems reply to Searle is that all systems with complex behavior are a kind of mind with a kind of understanding. I think this is both true, and a useful model.
What does Twitter think about the study?
What does Yelp say about this restaurant?
What does Google know about it?
These are more than just metaphorical uses of the words, they should be read literally as the right description of what's going on.