Cortana, do you love me? Remember all we had been through

1. do you have a dataset? 2) how accurate do each of these outputs need to be for the task they are going to be used for? (See Zillow)

It is about spying and exploiting people.

OMG. This just brought a remote memory from school from 20 years ago. I remember a kid told me that Clippy could answer any question asked to him. And I argued that that was a lie, it would only answer pre defined questions. I guess that boy will prove me wrong more than 20 years later.

Look at us giving Microsoft loads of free ideas and IP on how to use their new investment. And in return, it'll no longer be free to access. Open-sourcing ideas like this should be a 2-way street.

Great, now they just need every US family to buy one of those for the next 200-ish years without incurring any further costs.

Anyways I can see it getting monetized

No they are not, they are 2 different api’s and even 2 distinct AI models. It’s not just a different api that uses the same AI differently, it’s an entirely different model together with different output layer parameters and likely the input layers as well, just both models based originally based off GPT3 for their hidden layers mostly.

I mean resumes targeted for specific job descriptions.

That's exactly what I did and it's giving me useless results. FYI, this is the first time I'm using ChatGPT.

Share your resume and a JD?

Hehe economy goes brrrr

what do you actually mean by targeted resumes? do u mean an automated resume by filling some forms etc. How does it look for the end user - then we can engineer back to the models.

https://ai.googleblog.com/2022/04/pathways-language-model-palm-scaling-to.html

Here is the model I keep seeing as the next step past ChatGPT.

I'm trying it right now but it isn't giving me consistent results. Can you share a link or video so I can get an idea of how to use it?

Vanilla ChatGPT does a really good job.

I mean, arguably, a good enough AI would make the need to search websites a rare thing to do for most people. Obviously, combined with the web 2.0 model of people only going to a couple of main sites anyway.

Bing Outlook Office Cortona Github Copilot

The amount of things that Microsoft could further intergrate chatgpt into is pretty crazy tbh. It's a good bet I think for them, even if a massive amount of corporate infrastructure and our personal interactions being shaped by a black box corporate controlled AI is a nightmare I can't seem to see an end too.

I have mixed feelings about this. I am getting my bachelor’s in CS in May and have (ENTIRELY unexpectedly) gotten to the final round of interviews for an MLE job; I have done no formal course work on anything AI related, but I have had two internships in ML. I feel like I have sold myself short for the software engineer, data scientist, or even MLE I could have been with a bit more work by BS-ing my way into a field I barely understand, and I know if I do somehow get this job, I will be scrambling to learn everything I don’t know on the fly. Having bombed plenty of interviews so far, it’s become painfully clear that this might have been a mistake. If you’re going to do ML, dive in head first and try to deeply understand it - take any course you can on it and start reading papers NOW to best prepare yourself for getting a job when you graduate. It IS possible, but you also want to be good at what you do and not end up in way over your head. I know I’m headed for at least a master’s degree later even if I get this job because this field is evolving too quickly for me to grasp the major concepts and keep up with the current science. Sorry if this is rambling, these are just my thoughts being in the position I am currently, hopefully this is helpful in some way!

What is the difference between fine-tuning and transfer learning? Can you do deep learning without either of those things?

Is it true that learning rate matters less if you’re using an adaptive optimizer? If so, would you argue for or against using learning rate decay, and why?

Checkout: dev.futurewrite.ai

Are you the person from craft computing’s discord who is running stable diffusion on his MI25?

Thanks for your feedback.

Boring. "Make a 5mins video presentation" would be a game-changer.