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Established AI field signal Signal 13d ago

aclanthology.org

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Ted Underwood Federico Pianzola

“Good list! I'll only add that from a humanities perspective, failures can also be interesting, if they tell us what is hard about storytelling or what might be misunderstood about it. Donghoon Jung, Seohyong Jung, and other people at KAIST have been studyin…”

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Ted Underwood: I would just add that, from where I sit, this doesn't look like turf that can be defended or a tide that can be held back. There's already interdisciplinary collaboration on this topic and we can a…
Ted Underwood: and also Federico is right that lots of us saw this coming; they're called "language models," so ...
Ted Underwood: Federico's got the full list. I don't want to editorialize too much, because I'm working on an article and also know about other people's work in progress, and don't want to leak stuff that other p…
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Mark Riedl Federico Pianzola

“some of us saw this coming: computer scientists are doing a lot of research on fiction and narrative. 💥 63 papers + 2 SemEval tasks out of 6,422 publications in the latest @aclanthology.org Full list: federicopianzola.me/blog/index.h... #ComputationalHumani…”

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Federico Pianzola: some of us saw this coming: computer scientists are doing a lot of research on fiction and narrative. 💥 63 papers + 2 SemEval tasks out of 6,422 publications in the latest @aclanthology.org Full li…
James Tauber: I wonder if that makes it better or worse to be starting my PhD in this area 😀
Mark Riedl: some of us saw this coming: computer scientists are doing a lot of research on fiction and narrative. 💥 63 papers + 2 SemEval tasks out of 6,422 publications in the latest @aclanthology.org Full li…
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Motif-3-Beta model released HuggingFace

Motif-Technologies/Motif-3-Beta · Hugging Face

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Tim Kellogg Federico Pianzola

“Korean lab, Motif, releases a 341B model that performs on par with DSv4 (1.6T) they have some actual architectural innovations and a detailed tech report huggingface.co/Motif-Techno...”

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Tim Kellogg: Korean lab, Motif, releases a 341B model that performs on par with DSv4 (1.6T) they have some actual architectural innovations and a detailed tech report huggingface.co/Motif-Techno...
Federico Pianzola: Korean lab, Motif, releases a 341B model that performs on par with DSv4 (1.6T) they have some actual architectural innovations and a detailed tech report huggingface.co/Motif-Techno...
Nafnlaus 🇮🇸 🇺🇦: This might be just what I need. Based on the architecture, this would probably be $0,10/1M in and $0,60-0,80/1M out, I'd think. But yet probably still good enough for vibe coding, for managing AI t…
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3 experts · 6 posts · 20d ago
Eugene Vinitsky David Marx Federico Pianzola
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Eugene Vinitsky: What’re your favorite resources on managing codebases for LLMs? As in, how to structure design and experimentation on codebases so that LLMs manage context well and don’t constantly have to redisco…
David Marx: I'm not convinced this is a bad thing. Does managing context "well" mean "quietly"? If you pack the LLMs context with your entire codebase, it'll have all of the information you need and won't go t…
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3 experts · 4 posts · 13d ago
Naomi Saphra Maria Antoniak Federico Pianzola
Maria Antoniak: I'm looking for examples of successful NSF CAREER proposals and budgets, especially those written by NLP researchers. If you would be willing to share your successful proposal, or if you know of su…
Federico Pianzola: I'm looking for examples of successful NSF CAREER proposals and budgets, especially those written by NLP researchers. If you would be willing to share your successful proposal, or if you know of su…
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