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no issues with bias were identified

Reminds me of when I did an experiment for high school science and could not think of anyways to improve the experiment because it gave me the results I desired.

I imagine the joy is similar to an addict learning they can cook their fix at home.

That’s OpenAI admitting that o1’s “chain of thought” is faked after the fact. The “chain of thought” does not show any internal processes of the LLM — o1 just returns something that looks a bit like a logical chain of reasoning.

I think it's fake "reasoning" but I don't know if (all of) OpenAI thinks that. They probably think hiding this data prevents cot training data from being extracted. I just don't know how deep the stupid runs.

I worry this is going to leave a crater in the software industry that will take a decade to fill.

Pump.Fun sounds a lot like pump'n'dump.

For some reason when I read this I am reminded of our "highly efficient rail" which often derails

That's why I vote 3rd party in presidential elections.

If a straight man sometimes like the d, are they still a straight? Obligatory Asking for a friend.

Regardless of the answer, I'm not going to police someone on their identity.

Huh, well California can't count their homeless properly either. It's a match made in hell.

Gavin was Pelosi's pick to replace Biden, they're both backed by the same regional California billionaires from SF to Sac. Harris is from Cali as well but her big backers are in LA.

My head canon is Biden chose Harris as a parting FU to Pelosi.

Unfortunately this trend is happening in the States even without the AI buzzwords (though it is there). You give every kid a tablet with educational apps that feed into a curriculum algo. Teachers are told by the algo which student needs help on what, basically they become facilitators to the app. Then you also have "student summarizers" which will "analyze" a student written or audio submission and flatten it down to some unform stats.

Seems like it has all the risks of fracking 🙃