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Evangelos Kazakos jvgemert.bsky.social
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Evangelos Kazakos: Given everything that is going on, I’m more demotivated than ever to contribute to ‘AI’, whatever that term means. And no, currently I see literally zero benefits to society. AI for good is the sca…
jvgemert.bsky.social: This is why I work on data efficiency: to allow AI training for the long tail of SMEs and universities who don't have the huge resources. I don't believe AI will go away. Let's make training more a…
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