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    15 Sep 2021

    My new book, RULE OF THE ROBOTS: How Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Everything, is now available in hardcover, ebook and audio book versions.

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    3 hours ago
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    Não necessariamente relacionado, mas sou 300% obcecada por essa aula intro de redes neurais do Christopher Manning, recomendo pra todos os meus amigos religiosamente igual papagaio, já perdi as contas de qts vezes vi. ngm fez o que ele fez. King

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    9 hours ago

    Why didn’t we need symbolic/GOFAI approaches to achieve fluent language models? Thread.

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    Apr 7

    Ranked by in the Top 20 ‘Best Place to Work’ in Boston.

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    Apr 13

    Great chat with about founding in a dorm room and the pivot that led to massive growth. Listen & read:

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    Apr 14

    Anyone who says isn't scaling is not paying attention! "All the dApps are performing well and there’s NO BACKLOG. This tells us that the network is healthy, performing well, servicing all of it’s users and ready to scale out further." - . is ready ⚔️

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  7. 1 hour ago

    If all goes according to plan, you won’t be hearing much from me this week

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  8. 1 hour ago

    AIs are neither tools nor partners. They're a new thing: AIs.

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    Here we are in year 5 of me trying to convince people build self-driving cars to invest in explainable AI

    Today in Tesla navigation is weird: Car is 1) recommending we take a ferry home 2) not actually explaining that’s what’s happening ⛴ Just looked it up and that would cost $90 and would only add time 🙃
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    Telling a Great Data Story: A Visualization Decision Tree

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    Apr 16

    This movie from Philipp Keller's 2008 paper is amazing, to say the least. They analyzed cell nuclei movements during Zebrafish development and color-coded the direction of movement. See for more

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    7 hours ago

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    9 hours ago

    Academics: The thing about Jesus Christ is this. He was literally killed. Crucified, even. But you know what he did? He got right back up. Dusted himself off. And he got back to work.

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    3 hours ago
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    Probably Approximately Correct by Leslie Valiant (where he proposes algorithmic Darwinism)

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    Apr 16

    Yann LeCun now making the exact same point that I did years ago. But when I wrote it a bunch of people in AI said it wasn't true

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    6 hours ago

    On the one hand, COVID numbers are only slightly up. On the other hand, everyone I know is testing positive and Amazon is sold out of King Arthur Bread Flour. What is actually happening out there?

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    4 hours ago

    Neurons appeared on our eggs. The one on the right even has a growth cone.

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  18. 2 hours ago

    Parents don’t understand kid psychology. The more parents try to ban a book, the more kids want to read it.

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  19. 2 hours ago

    Kids can probably find a YouTube or Tiktok version.

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  20. 2 hours ago

    This is a stupid battle. Books are so easy to find these days on the internet.

    In Llano County TX, officials gutted the library board, removed books like Sendak’s “In the Night Kitchen” from shelves and fired the librarian who opposed them
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