KqAmJQ7

This is very old but imo very interesting index of pov-ray stuff by various artists.

https://www.f-lohmueller.de/links/index_re.htm

"Elon Musk is a brilliant luminary"

Is Elon personally RLHFing this thing?

> Fine-grained recognition. We found that humans are noticeably worse at fine-grained recognition (e.g. dogs, monkeys, snakes, birds), even when they are in clear view. To understand the difficulty, consider that there are more than 120 species of dogs in the dataset. We estimate that 28 (37%) of the human errors fall into this category, while only 7 (7%) of GoogLeNet erros do.

This is an interesting observation. It also makes claims of near-human-level performance somewhat suspect.

It turns out current methods of AI alignment are basically AI lobotomies.

Reminds me of SEO link spam attacks on competing websites to get them banned by Google.

I also got a good chuckle out of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)

Lignite it is, then.

Disincentivize extracting resouces.

Isn't that more of an argument for a higher/progressive capital gains or wealth tax?

This applies to pretty much any organization imo. From nonprofits to corporations to states.

Interesting, although i was actually trying to find algorithmic differences rather than intentional suppression.

Fnding which results are "boosted" would also be just as interesting to me as which are suppressed.

Awesome, I've lately found the quality of articles at wikipedia declining. Let's hope this will make up for it. I really like how the article just get to the core of the matter instead of droning on about various trivia.

Quiet, Richard Stallman might hear you!