Seirdy, to react
@Seirdy@pleroma.envs.net avatar

New bookmark: React, Electron, and LLMs have a common purpose: the labour arbitrage theory of dev tool popularity.

“React and the component model standardises the software developer and reduces their individual bargaining power excluding them from a proportional share in the gains”. An amazing write-up by @baldur about the de-skilling of developers to reduce their ability to fight back against their employers.


Originally posted on seirdy.one: See Original (POSSE).

brennansv, to gpt
@brennansv@sfba.social avatar

Has Generative AI peaked? Computerphile has some thoughts on it. https://youtu.be/dDUC-LqVrPU?si=DSHD9xDWT6NPL7XG #GenAI #GPT #AI #Computerphile

smach, to LLMs
@smach@masto.machlis.com avatar

“The general problem of mixing data with commands is at the root of many of our computer security vulnerabilities.” Great explainer by security researcher Bruce Schneier on why large language models may not be a great choice for tasks like processing your emails.
https://cacm.acm.org/opinion/llms-data-control-path-insecurity/

kellogh,
@kellogh@hachyderm.io avatar

@smach yay! i had the same thought a while ago. if you can separate the data & control, you can make it safe

https://timkellogg.me/blog/2024/01/11/application-phishing

kellogh,
@kellogh@hachyderm.io avatar

@smach after writing that, i found out about control vectors, which is sort of close, but the control still goes through the same channel as data https://vgel.me/posts/representation-engineering/#Control_Vectors_v.s._Prompt_Engineering

horovits, to ai
@horovits@fosstodon.org avatar

took out the fun part of , the creation, leaving us to debug and test auto generated code. Not fun 😕

And it seems our software has also become worse since the era.

@kevlin keynote at sharing developer research and thoughts.

bitzero,
@bitzero@corteximplant.net avatar

@pamelafox @horovits @kevlin Some benefits are undeniable. And, as with everything AI now, the technology itself will improve. But talking with potential users I understand that the expectation bar is very high now. Some people really think that they can do without developers, or almost without.

It's partly their fault (developing is not just writing code) but they can't be totally blamed for believing guys like Nvidia CEO, who says that learning to write code is useless now.

I'm quite skeptic, not about the tech but about how it's marketed and potentially used. But it's me, I do not trust corporations.

pamelafox,
@pamelafox@fosstodon.org avatar

@bitzero @horovits @kevlin Yeah thats fair, I dont think writing code is useless. We should teach folks how to be able to use assistants and reason about their output and what tools can verify correctness (whether your code is from head, SO, or AI). Real software has edge cases, and I dont think we can automate them away anytime soon or ever.

cascadiarconf, to generativeAI

❗ KEYNOTE ALERT ❗

We're extremely proud to announce that Deepsha Menghani (@deepsha) will be the Keynote Speaker at the Cascadia R Conference 2024. Her talk, titled 'Why is everybody talking about Generative AI?' will explore how GenAI applications have revolutionized numerous industries through practical use cases.

Conference info:

, June 21-22, Seattle

More Info & Tickets: cascadiarconf.com

, #R @rstats

FeralRobots, to random
@FeralRobots@mastodon.social avatar

Very few people seem to be dealing with the facts that:

  • services are all being priced as loss-leaders at this point.

  • gen AI is only going to get more expensive, there's literally no forseeable prospect for cost reduction in how AI is produced.

  • Eventually these vendors are gonna be expected to count profits, not revenues, & that's going to mean either fewer services, less service, higher prices, or all of the above.

MisuseCase,
@MisuseCase@twit.social avatar

@FeralRobots @Binder We’re also likely to see incidents similar to that Air Canada one where someone sues a company over deception and/or harm caused by their half-baked chatbot and the court says “pay up.” These things may turn out to be huge liabilities just as the fees get more expensive.

GoneTotallyRoundtheHorne,

@MisuseCase @FeralRobots @Binder also if a human is creating the AI prompt then uses the cooyrighted information that IS a violation, isnt it ?

smach, to ai
@smach@masto.machlis.com avatar

“AI Use Cases for R Enthusiasts” - Upcoming Workshop for Ukraine this Thursday, May 9, noon ET/6 pm CET/9 am PT with Dr. Albert Rapp ( @rappa753 but not too active here). Donate 20 euro/20 USD for this live 2-hour session - or if you can’t make it, access to recordings & materials.
Rapp says you'll leave with “fresh ideas and practical strategies for using AI.”
https://sites.google.com/view/dariia-mykhailyshyna/main/r-workshops-for-ukraine
@rstats

amcasari, to random
@amcasari@hachyderm.io avatar

New game - or

I'll go first - Mickey Mouse Caramel Apple Pet Bed

mamund, to ai
@mamund@mastodon.social avatar

OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Google’s Sundar Pichai are now begging governments to regulate the A.I. forces they’ve unleashed

https://fortune.com/2023/05/23/openai-sam-altman-google-sundar-pichai-begging-governments-regulate-a-i/

"Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than anyone was prepared for -- and it's starting to scare people." -- #PRARTHANA_PRAKASH

#genAI #AI #AGI

tshirtman,
@tshirtman@mas.to avatar

@mamund a classic move, regulation will create a barrier entry for competition, while they'll have an easier time to adapt to, or even shape, the regulation they to benefit them.

smach, to LLMs
@smach@masto.machlis.com avatar

The TinyChart-3B LLM answers questions about data visualizations. It can also generate underlying data from a dataviz and Python code to re-create a similar chart.

Demo on Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/spaces/mPLUG/TinyChart-3B

Code: https://github.com/X-PLUG/mPLUG-DocOwl/tree/main/TinyChart

Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.16635 8 authors from the Alibaba Group and Renmin University of China

#GenAI #LLMs

smach,
@smach@masto.machlis.com avatar

@hrbrmstr @eliocamp That's what I get for posting before testing it myself beyond the examples (it's been a busy weekend, out-of-town family were visiting). I thought the Alibaba group made it worth sharing. Lesson learned!

hrbrmstr,
@hrbrmstr@mastodon.social avatar

@smach @eliocamp No, it was a good share. It's going to get better, and it's going to be super cool for folks who have vision issues.

dnddeutsch, to mtg German
@dnddeutsch@pnpde.social avatar

veröffentlicht neue Generative AI art FAQ

https://dnd-support.wizards.com/hc/en-us/articles/26243094975252-Generative-AI-art-FAQ

"[...] we have been and will continue to be clear that we do not allow the use of generative AI in our art. While detection can be difficult and lines blurry, we are working hard to make sure our art is made by the talented humans who have delighted our fans for decades"

dnddeutsch,
@dnddeutsch@pnpde.social avatar

@ThreeM welche Auflagenstärke und welchen jährlichen Umsatz erreichst du mit deinen Werken?

dnddeutsch,
@dnddeutsch@pnpde.social avatar

@haddela @Mari andere Verlage können ihre Bücher nicht zu diesem Preis mit dieser Menge Artwork in dieser Qualität ausstatten

jperlow, to ai
@jperlow@journa.host avatar
bsletten, to llm
@bsletten@mastodon.social avatar

Thank goodness for small favors. The U.S. military is halting exploration of generative AI because <checks notes> it sucks.

https://www.axios.com/2024/05/01/pentagon-military-ai-trust-issues

dhinojosa,
@dhinojosa@mastodon.social avatar

@bsletten If we can attack the wrong country without AI, imagine the possibilities with AI.

shortridge, to Cybersecurity
@shortridge@hachyderm.io avatar

The 2024 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report () is out this morning, and I make sense of it in my new post: https://kellyshortridge.com/blog/posts/shortridge-makes-sense-of-verizon-dbir-2024/

I focused on what felt like the most notable points, from to MOVEit to web app pwnage to and more.

I have insights, quibbles, and hot takes as always — but the fact remains it’s our best source of empirical data on cyberattack impacts. If you’re a vendor, please consider contributing data to it.

alkoclick,

@shortridge
> a blahajillion of dollars

Didn't know numbers could be explicitly queer, but now I do and this is my new favourite amount of anything.

Love the sharpness and wit in the analysis!

glynmoody, (edited ) to random
@glynmoody@mastodon.social avatar

Why generative AI companies should pay artists to create new works, and give away the results - https://walledculture.org/why-generative-ai-companies-should-pay-artists-to-create-new-works-and-give-away-the-results/ because that way, everyone wins...

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