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AGI-enhanced direct-democracy: - Not for implementation in existing major functioning democracies... e.g. = not for USA! but for smaller regions, at least initially... - AGI can support and enhance direct democracy by providing unbiased information, facilitating communication and deliberation, and helping to implement the decisions of the community. - Rapid implementation in times of crisis: AGI-enhanced direct-democracy can be quickly implemented in areas affected by disasters or societal collapse, helping to restore order and rebuild society... - Very useful when creating off planet human colonies and societies, with need for highly efficient resource allocation and optimised citizen health and wellbeing. - Historical success of direct democracy: Direct democracy has been successful thr...

Hey everyone, Had a wild idea recently and wanted to share. What if we could develop an AI capable of understanding students' learning styles and behaviors through effective case studies? By deciphering these patterns, we might create AI educators that tailor their teaching methods accordingly. Sure, building a genuine connection with students would be a challenge, but imagine using gesture recognition to gauge a student's mood. Could this bring us closer to a future where AI becomes an integral part of education? Just throwing this out there — do you think it's too ambitious or something that could genuinely shape the future? submitted by /u/maniquemao [link] [comments]

some of you may have read malcolm gladwell's book The Tipping Point where he describes how ordinary people like you and me make big things happen. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tipping_Point we here on reddit are, of course, totally dependent on the brilliant ai engineers and entrepreneurs who develop and advance the technology. however we have a very important role to play in assisting them. here are some excerpts from the wiki article that explain our role in this historic ai revolution: "The Law of the Few" is, as Gladwell states: "The success of any kind of social epidemic is heavily dependent on the involvement of people with a particular and rare set of social gifts." "Connectors are the people in a community who know large numbers of people and who are in the habit of making i...

This AI Paper from Stanford and Google DeepMind Unveils How Efficient Exploration Boosts Human Feedback Efficacy in Enhancing Large Language Models.[1] Tech companies axe 34,000 jobs since start of year in pivot to AI.[2] AI books about King Charles‘s cancer appear online as Buckingham Palace calls in lawyers.[3] Year of the dragon: We have entered the AI age.[4] Sources: [1] https://www.marktechpost.com/2024/02/10/this-ai-paper-from-stanford-and-google-deepmind-unveils-how-efficient-exploration-boosts-human-feedback-efficacy-in-enhancing-large-language-models/ [2] https://www.ft.com/content/9bace2e9-3ecb-4651-a6c0-b16f0226c0e0 [3] https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/royals/ai-books-king-charless-cancer-32098211 [4] https://venturebeat.com/ai/year-of-the-dragon-we-have-entered-the-ai-age/ s...

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Google launches Ultra 1.0, its largest and most capable AI model, in its ChatGPT-like assistant which has now been rebranded as Gemini (earlier called Bard). Gemini Advanced is available, in 150 countries, as a premium plan for $19.99/month, starting with a two-month trial at no cost. Google is also rolling out Android and iOS apps for Gemini [Details]. Alibaba Group released Qwen1.5 series, open-sourcing models of 6 sizes: 0.5B, 1.8B, 4B, 7B, 14B, and 72B. Qwen1.5-72B outperforms Llama2-70B across all benchmarks. The Qwen1.5 series is available on Ollama and LMStudio. Additionally, API on together.ai [Details | Hugging Face]. NVIDIA released Canary 1B, a multilingual model for speech-to-text recognition and translation. Canary transcribes speech in English, Spanish, German, and French an...

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I used a combination of Grimoire and Java Expert GPT to prototype the pipeline, system, and mechanics for an Isekai Simulator. I didn't write a single line of code and don't have much advanced coding experience, though I work as a game designer and have basic scripting knowledge. https://reddit.com/link/1amcj9x/video/2uipsqxjrghc1/player Highlights: Took a month in my spare time. The GPTs were great early on in the process for generating new features quickly (solid daily progress). Once the code got large (around 2K lines), it had trouble debugging issues (and I'm sure the code generated is unoptimized and redundant as all heck). It taught me how to use GoogleSheets api to fetch all the tuning data shown in the game Audio by Suno.ai It was an amazing amount of fun early on just to ...