SERDES sezonas atklāšanā LU profesora Gunta Bārzdiņa vadībā praktiski iemēģinājām, kā radīt Suitu tradīcijas pārzinošus ChatGPT tēlus; tie tagad nonākuši arī Latvijas Radio 1, "Kultūras Rondo", un ir arī pieejami reģistretiem ChatGPT lietotājiem.
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Par šo sīkāk LR1 raidījumā lr1.lsm.lv/lv/raksts/zinamai…
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“Labs jautājums ir puse no atbildes” - ar o1 šis senais teiciens kļūst patiesāks kā jebkad
We're releasing a preview of OpenAI o1—a new series of AI models designed to spend more time thinking before they respond.
These models can reason through complex tasks and solve harder problems than previous models in science, coding, and math. openai.com/index/introducing…
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Pie latviešu valodas LLM izveidei nepieciešamajiem resursiem LU MII sadarbībā ar Izglītības ministriju un VARAM strādā jau 2 gadus. Prieks, ka vīzija sāk realizēties!
Šonedēļ pasauli pāršalca kārtējā AI ažiotāza: @xai izlaida lielāko atvērto #LLM - x.ai/blog/grok-os
Pateicoties #ValoduTehnoloģijuIniciatīva superdatoram, @AiLab_lv izdevās milzu #Grok iedarbināt un pārliecināties par tā spējām saprast un ģenerēt tekstu latviešu valodā.
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Reasoning from first principles, to get as close to the truth as possible. Even if it is extremely unpopular, meaning that the training data is almost entirely wrong.
In case you were wondering how superconductors work, this is a good explanation. They are a very interesting phenomenon and may prove economically useful, but are not a hard requirement for a sustainable energy future.
Physics has many powerful tools of reasoning to understand and predict reality. Those tools, like first principles analysis and thinking in the limit, are broadly applicable to anything, in my experience.
With Grok, @xAI is attempting to create an AI that reasons from first principles, which is fundamental if you care about getting as close to the truth as possible.
The acid test would be reaching a conclusion that is correct even if it is extremely unpopular, which means being right even when the training data is almost entirely wrong.
For example, Galileo concluded, after observing the moons of Jupiter from a telescope he engineered, that it was far more probable that Earth revolved around the Sun than the other way around. This view was so unpopular that he was forced to recant and placed under house arrest!
If you had trained an LLM on material back then, it would’ve given you the popular, but wrong, explanation. Due to social and legal pressure, it likely wouldn’t even acknowledge the possibility that the Earth revolved around the Sun.
For AI to help us understand the true nature of the universe, it must be able to discard the popular, but wrong, in favor of the unpopular, but right.
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Another short video on Evolutionary Learning for the upcoming Deep Learning course in University of Latvia: youtu.be/4OTuG0WRjaU
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Finally more details on how GPT-4 is built - Mistral model is a smaller proof-of-concept that MoE approach essential ingredient of GPT4
Mistral AI releases first ever OpenSource MoE model
Fun facts:
- Released as 87 GB torrent
- Seems to be a scaled down version of GPT-4
- Released on X, no press release and refuse to elaborate
Google left the AI community in awe with the over rehearsed demo video that's now getting overly criticised.
While the Opensource AI startup Mistral AI released a MoE model consisting of 8 7B experts.
What's Mixture of Experts (MoE)?
Mixture of Experts (MoE) is a technique used in LLMs to enhance their efficiency and accuracy. This approach works by dividing complex tasks into smaller, more manageable sub-tasks, each handled by a specialized mini-model or "expert".
Here's a concise breakdown:
1. Expert Layers: These are smaller neural networks trained to be highly skilled in specific areas. Each expert processes the same input but in a way that aligns with its unique specialization.
2. Gating Network: This is the decision-maker of the MoE architecture. It evaluates which expert is best suited for a given piece of input data. The network calculates a compatibility score between the input and each expert, and then uses these scores to determine the involvement of each expert in the task.
Together, these components ensure that the right expert handles the right task. The gating network effectively routes each input to the most appropriate expert(s), while the experts focus on their specific areas of strength. This collaborative training leads to a more versatile and capable overall model.
Details around Mistral's new MoE (from Reddit)
For the inference of each token, only 2 experts are used. This information can be derived from the model metadata:
{"dim": 4096, "n_layers": 32, "head_dim": 128, "hidden_dim": 14336, "n_heads": 32, "n_kv_heads": 8, "norm_eps": 1e-05, "vocab_size": 32000, "moe": {"num_experts_per_tok": 2, "num_experts": 8}
Comparison with GPT-4
Mistral 8x7B uses a very similar architecture to that of GPT-4, but scaled down:
- 8 total experts instead of 16 (2x reduction)
- 7B parameters per expert instead of 166B (24x reduction)
- 42B total parameters (estimated) instead of 1.8T (42x reduction)
- Same 32K context as the original GPT-4
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Human = Dog + ChatGPT
A short intro to the the Deep Learning course in University of Latvia youtu.be/2K2RMy-5ZsM
A short intro to the the Deep Learning course in University of Latvia youtu.be/2K2RMy-5ZsM
LU Matemātikas un informātikas institūts un LETA radījuši izstrādni attēlu meklēšanai pēc metadatos nedefinētiem parametriem lu.lv/par-mums/lu-mediji/zin…
Gödel's 2 theorems condensed in 2 sentences:
"All identically true FOL formulas without arithmetic symbols are enumerable. The rest of the true formulas are non-enumerable." #gpt3
The Five Stages of the Game: life, love, money, power and fame.
In a nutshell, excess has created the illusion of well-being and the meaning of life. #gpt3
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The gap between the DeepLearning and QuantumComputing shrinking. Also thanks to @AAmbainis
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Can machine learning explain the world at the quantum level? New in @ScienceMagazine, with the code also released, our team shows that neural networks can radically improve density functionals with #DM21.
Read more: dpmd.ai/density-functionals
Code: dpmd.ai/density-functionals-… 1/
Memorizing the training data does not imply overfitting; in fact, it says nothing about generalization. 20 years from now people will look back on deep learning as an extremely convoluted way to do k nearest neighbor on continuously growing GoodData points
No industry can ignore the competitive differentiation and value that AI will unlock. @AndrewYNg from @landingAI sees 2022 as the year AI moves from big data to good data. McRock's Fantastic Fourteen mcrockcapital.com/fantastic-… #ai
Discrete-valued neural communication paper puts in new context our own paper on discrete concept discovery arxiv.org/abs/1907.07507
As many other works in the literature,
Discrete valued neural communication was an attempt to understand this problem.
arxiv.org/abs/2107.02367
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Transformers will be the next big thing in search technologies - they can take human knowledge and combine it in novel ways. That's why we've launched a new project codenamed "PiniTree 2.0" to bring the power of the past to the future. #GPT3 pini.substack.com/p/is-histo…
After LSTM's success, it has been considered that RNN cells need gates for optimal performance. In contrast, we develop an RNN cell without a single gate – the RRU. It beats the traditional gated units on many commonly used benchmark tasks. Take a look! arxiv.org/abs/2108.00527
Te mūsu BCIC prezentētie referāti
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28. un 29.06., Tallinā norisināsies 17. Baltijas Intelektuālās sadarbības konference par tēmu “Matemātika sabiedrībai” (Mathematics for Society). Sanāksmei aicinām sekot #Estonian #Academy of Sciences mājaslapā: akadeemia.ee/en/events/the-1…


















