I spent 10% of my life contributing to the development of the #VisionPro while I worked at Apple as a Neurotechnology Prototyping Researcher in the Technology Development Group. It’s the longest I’ve ever worked on a single effort. I’m proud and relieved that it’s finally… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Quick analysis and insights of The Algorithm provided by @TwitterEng
UserMass .scala
- if you follow over 500, and your following to follower ratio is above .6 , you'll get punished and seen less. So if you follow 800 people and have 1000 followers, unfollow 200 people
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@TwitterEng HomeTweetTypePredicates .scala
- There's a whole section that tags tweets by Elon, "Power users" , Democrats and Republicans differently. This is used by the ClientEventsBuilder and other parts of the rec algorithm
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These biases suck
I’ve been digging around more in the repo , looking for what impacts quality scores of users and why some people get follow recommendations, it’s tough to fully pull apart because there’s queries to graph databases and neural networks I don’t have access to. I’m sure more will… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Imagine an AI model that's 3x larger and more powerful than GPT3 aka ChatGPT
Google already built that in April, called PaLM, on their own TPU hardware competing with NVIDIA. People think ChatGPT will replace Google but they basically invented transformers in '17 (the T in GPT)
Google's been using a transformer model called BERT billions of times a day for years, it powers their search, email, and probably lots more, but it's invisible to users
Google Assistant will suddenly outperform ChatGPT one day when Google flips the switch for a system like PaLM
PaLM stands for "Pathways Language Model." Google Pathyways is an ML system that can scale a model across tens of thousands of their proprietary TPU chips. Eventually they'll have a massive multimodal model across vision, sound, and language all at once blog.google/technology/ai/…
These are digital provenance of physical artworks, my gallerist can ship the art to you, or keep it in storage
A003 (Third Nature) one of four CNC aluminum ikebana vases that are hard anodized. Ikebana is a way of bringing the spirits of nature into your home, that's both symbolic and spiritual. Here a third nature, technology as organism, is in a triad with humanity and nature.
This is the full set of the ‘Third Nature’ series of machined aluminum vases
If many planets support life, where are the aliens? Their theory: civilizations grow and either burnout due to population + energy demand, or they de-growth to sustainability
This research is 🔥 Im going to summarize it, other interrelated teleological narratives, and my art 1/
I'll get back to this paper, but Ray Kurzweil has written at length about the exponential growth of civilization and computing, predicting by 2045 a $1000 computer will be as powerful as every human brain on the planet combined, an event he calls the Technological Singularity 2/
Kurzweil's singularity is a literal deus ex machina (god from the machine) it would suddenly resolve all our problems. A 'hard takeoff' of artificial general intelligence would occur, birthing super intelligent consciousness spreading through the universe at the speed of light 3/
@opensea The phrases on the images were created using OpenAI’s GPT3 neural network which makes new writing based on provided examples. My past artwork series ‘NFT Concepts’ were input to GPT3, which then generated thousands of phrases based on my ideas. sterlingcrispin.com/ideas_of_mount…
I carefully sifted through the generated text for poetic truths and bizarre financial propositions. Because GPT3 was trained on the internet, in a way, I'm using AI to hold up a mirror to society and this current collision of technology, art, and finance