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Language Model Crossover: Variation through Few-Shot Prompting
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You can beat sota time series anomaly detection
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“Eamonn Keogh noticed that 1920s-era Statistical Process Control beats recent deep-learning algorithms on the most widely used benchmark in time series anomaly detection. Possibly says more about that benchmark than anything, but indicative imo of modern ML …”
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Ryan Moulton: Notice the elision between hinting that it didn't happen as described (false) and "not science" (true). The extraordinary evidence for a counterexample is the counterexample.
Isaiah Bishop: I do think the tendency to overstate claims has made people weary of AI claims now. But likewise, i don't think we can look at stochastic parrots and think this is the phenomenon we see. There is c…
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Singularity's Bounty e/cc: I think this must be a really bad time to be a college student. So much uncertainty in the future, and so much hostility and confusion around AI use, AI witch hunts It would be like going to cookin…
Ted Underwood: At most places students will have no difficulty finding courses that allow or indeed encourage AI use on advanced projects The profs who are most vocal On Here are those who experience it as a prob…
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Tim Kellogg: i've long argued that "AI" is a dynamic definition, while "machine learning" is well defined and static i think we crossed the point sometime last year where most of ML is no longer considered AI, …
Mark J. Nelson: true in popular culture but I think a bit different in industry, e.g. most of the medical AI products are basically straightforward ML
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