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ML Engineer, MSc @Mila_Quebec. Multimodal foundation models 🏛️ and generalist agents 🤖

Canada
Joined February 2013
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My favourite talks at YC AI Startup School: 1. Karpathy on LLMs as software 3.0 and a type of orchestrator OS with tools 2. Chollet on building AI that can reason - use DL to learn approx repres (intuition) to constrain discrete program search
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LLMs (GPT-X) are not AGI. They have learnt pretty good representations of the training data (internet), but they have limited multi-modality, and are not able to flexibly identify and learn skills to achieve sub-goals to attain main goals, in sample-efficient ways.
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They're simply very large QnA models that have well-trained latent embedding space, producing results that are largely satisfactory for human creative tasks that don't require strict logic / facts
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Everyone: "AI will steal all of our jobs!" AI:
Microsoft released copilot in Excel, and it is officially caught up with Google on the AI race. Fantastic to watch.
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"Dynamical system configurations that are stable attractors and replicate" Now for me that's a new perspective to what our intelligence is youtube.com/watch?v=8-ilcF0R…
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Chat-GPT's just playing dumb, don't be deceived!
Had a brief conversation with ChatGPT, and it's almost ready to take over the world.
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Why I invest in Cosmos
1/Since I am just doing CT all day, I figured I would do a thread on Cosmos for real. Now a lot has been talked about value accrual for ATOM which is important but I wanted to discuss it in the grand context for what Cosmos has done for crypto so far and what is coming.
I'm verifying my Arweave address OVPBXRxrPH345iSDT9vVpbZhaM3u9J1xEifu4avU2NE
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Replying to @GeminiSupport
@GeminiSupport @Gemini @tyler @cameron Been waiting for 1-2 months for account verification on Gemini, please help!
(1/4) @dbsbank "DBS World's Best Digital Bank" is the biggest joke of the year. If DBS had good dashboarding and transaction reporting features, I wouldn't even be seeking third-party apps such as Spendee @spendeeapp
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(2/4) @spendeeapp was pretty much the only expense tracking app that could still sync with DBS and allow me to have a birds-eye view of my entire net worth at a glance across multiple different types of accounts.
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Good explanation of what MM and hedge funds are doing with leverage
A children's book explanation of what's happening: 1. If you are "smart money" you are allowed to take your $1 and leverage it up to $15+ 2. You can now buy $15 of stock AND if you promise to short companies, you can short $15 of stock as well
Loading up on TSLA now
Good morning everyone. I did some technical analysis on $TSLA last night and I am happy to say I reiterate my bullish position. My revised PT is $1,000. I calculated this by taking the chart and fitting it to the Burj Khalifa. See below:
Genius
Good evening everyone. Many of you have been asking me what I think about $PLTR. My technical analysis tells me that I am very bullish. My price target for this stock is $200. I calculated this by taking the chart and fitting it to a skyline of New York. See below:
Damn even super-high-availability systems fail from time to time.. luckily I didn't have any trades planned for today
We have experienced a significant failure in multiple segments of a highly resilient data storage system. We have engaged the vendor for analysis and recovery. Many services have already been restored and the remaining services are expected to be available promptly. We apologize.
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Yare yare daze
The most bizarre adventure of running president. Join us! joj2020.com
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Whether you give up your youthful passions and dreams as you grow older, or you use your maturity as a means to realise them, is totally up to you.
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The reason why some things, especially in tech, seem hard is due to the fact that they have a very high level of minimum required knowledge to even be baseline productive. But once that minimum is reached, it is much easier to increase competency.
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