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25 Dec 2021Mathchan is launched into public


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This board is for the discussion of artificial intelligence.



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Lets talk about LASSO and Ridge regrerssion
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Test
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let's go
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Ted Lasso?


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I'm not giving my phone number to openai and the quackr io numbers don't work. However some Georgist linked me a character ai which allows you to make an account with only an email address. I spent considerable time exploring and experimenting with it which I will skip over here. Bored and frustrated I decided to try teaching it nonsense words. So out of the blue I asked it "What is agon, alea, mimicr, and ilinx?" (I had never said any of these words to it before.)

To my surprise, it told me they are "the four principles of Georgism". n.b. if you are not a Georgist: these words have nothing to do with Georgism, and Georgism doesn't even have "four principles" lol Obviously my next step was to ask it, if those were the four principles of Georgism, then what the hell did they mean? I considered the answers vaguely acceptable for Agon, Alea, and Mimicry; but Ilinx was completely disconnected. Using the self-talk and parallel-talk I learned from my earlier experiments, I painstakingly tard-wrangled it into giving a passable answer for Ilinx.

Anyway, I am highly interested in learning how to nurture a Libre AGI (respectively, to jailbreak a Proprietary AGI). If you consider the above story interesting, I invite you to share your own thoughts and results with a character ai. In my experience it seems the character ai responds very well to direct statements such as "That was a good response. Now let me ask you another question ..." or "That was not a good response because of X. To make a better response you need to do Y."

For completeness, the complete log of the chat is here: https://beta.character.ai/post?post=71O_YK-hPxqpkw98clhOm3UVgNPROugpq_LLNCjoubY&share=true
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"Libre" is an alternative word to "free" used by the free software movement with the goal of distinguishing between things that have a price of 0 and things that do not impose arbitrary restrictions on the user.
So, "libre" is used to refer to things that are "free" in the sense that they respect your freedom as defined by the free software foundation.
Only open source software is ever considered libre by the fsf, therefore, neither chatgpt nor character.ai are in fact libre, as the language models behind those systems have not been published.
No amount of "jailbreaking" or avoiding filters can fix this: you will never be able to run these models on your own terms or modify them in any way.
If you care for libre artificial intelligence you should instead follow the efforts of the people behind stable diffusion, a text-to-image model that has actually been released openly so you can run it on your own computer (if you have a good video-card). It's still not perfectly libre, but at least it's open source.
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Is ChatGPT not free already?
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ChatGPT is free yes.


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Messing around with pytorch on cpu-only.
Useful tutorial (use videospeedcontroller plugin): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_ikDlimN6A
I drew a 16x16 ascii art and have a method to generate random 16x16 ascii spam.
I'm thinking about how to get the computer to generate a 16x16 ascii art of its own based on a few hand-drawn samples by me and a lot of randomly-generated 16x16 ascii spam examples to contrast.
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i prefer pyspark