Silke Hahn ♻️

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Tech journalist and editor at Springer Nature/ Spektrum (offshoot of Scientific American). Before: Heise.

Fond of ML, AI, human-machine relationship since 2019. Tech enthusiast with a curious mind. Eager to understand your perspective to improve mine 👁️

Background in ancient cultures and languages, lived in Vienna, Frankfurt and Rome. Cosmopolitan now based in Heidelberg, Germany

I like people who make others laugh, look and think more deeply. Fond of civilized exchange: That drove me here.

BasecampHeidelberg, Germany
Workwriting, editing, proofreading 🛠️
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@benchmark @b2c @heiseonline worauf bezieht sich denn der Toot? Kontext wird mir nicht dargestellt... Bin keine Netzwerk-Expertin.
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I am aware of this problem and was eager to see what people think about this approach and of the paper "Extracting Training Data from Diff. Models". Currently working with an open source lawyer who describes the copyright issues of AI-generated images in an article. The abstract ways in which images from the training database are represented within the models' latent space does not allow a copyright attribution at present, afaik. Our focus is the output, though.
For anyone interested in synthesis or electronic and computer music, take a look at Andrew Olney’s Computational Thinking through Modular Sound Synthesis, with examples operable in the browser. CC license too. https://olney.ai/ct-modular-book/ #synthesis #synthesizers #ModularSynth #ElectronicMusic #MusicEducation #Music
Welcome | Computational Thinking through Modular Sound Synthesis

This book presents computational thinking concepts and strategies in the context of modular sound synthesis.

@jeff My value proposition for journalists to stay on Mastodon:
https://thecanadian.online/?p=167
Journalists, You’re Walking Away From A Gold Mine - The Canadian Online

UPDATED FEB 9, 2023: Added some great corroborating numbers from Martin Holland @[email protected] Let's time travel back to December, a time when Elon decided he didn't care for journalists anymore and laid down the ban hammer on a wide swath of the press corp. There were headlines (ironically) about the death of free speech on

The Canadian Online - Companion Blog to The Canadian.Social Mastodon instance

With all of the GPT talk about "the death of writing", can anyone agree with me that we should not care?

http://write.guyhoffman.com/why-i-dont-care-if-students-use-gpt

#writing #gpt3 #ai #education #essay #westworld

Why I Don't Care if Students Use GPT

They can go ahead, use it to cheat on their essay. It won't do them much good. An Experiment Here's a recent experience I've had with ...

Some Words To Not

Strap in folks --- we have a blog post from @sundarpichai at @google about their response to #ChatGPT to unpack!

https://blog.google/technology/ai/bard-google-ai-search-updates/

#MathyMath #AIHype

An important next step on our AI journey

Introducing Bard, Google's experimental conversational AI service powered by LaMDA — plus, new AI features in Search coming soon.

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New AI Chatbots? Google's "Bard" is announced. Quora released "Poe" today. Anthropic made "Claude". "Sparrow" by #DeepMind is winging its way, I'm sure Meta will join the choir.

Some alternatives in Europe: "Lumi" by Jonas Andrulis' #AlephAlpha (multimodal: any combination of text + images as input), YouChat by Richard Socher - a German expat in the Valley. Andrulis & team however are here: Aleph is based, hosted, created in Germany (AI R&D). #ResponsibleAI #XAI #TAI

https://www.heise.de/news/Chatbot-Googles-Antwort-auf-ChatGPT-heisst-Bard-7486888.html

Bard: Googles Antwort auf OpenAIs Chatbot ChatGPT

Alphabet-CEO Sundar Pichai hat Googles Antwort auf ChatGPT angekündigt. Bard setzt auf dem Chatbot LaMDA auf und soll auch in die Suchmaschine Einzug halten.

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“Africa wants its own #AI strategy: to avoid becoming a dumping ground for a technology dominated by the Global North and its values, local researchers are pushing. In the race to catch up, they are betting on #grassroots AI. – English Summary here🧵 https://t.co/jznERprxlv”

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"We come to bury ChatGPT, not to praise it." Excellent piece by @danmcquillan
https://www.danmcquillan.org/chatgpt.html

I suggest you read the whole thing, but some pull quotes:

"ChatGPT is a part of a reality distortion field that obscures the underlying extractivism and diverts us into asking the wrong questions and worrying about the wrong things."

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We come to bury ChatGPT, not to praise it.

@matthewmaybe Hey Matthew, I have summarized the article in 25 tweets (in German) but I mean to translate them, at least for Mastodon. Haven't figured out yet how to create a "thread" over here... Any idea?

Hang on, I'll get this done after work :)

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