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gthing t1_j8y1wuf wrote

Reply to comment by SnooDonkeys5480 in Microsoft Killed Bing by Neurogence

It’s not trivial to just have it remember your previous conversations without completely retraining the model. Right now the best you can do is have it summarize the important points and add that as a memory to the beginning of the next prompt (begins the scenes) but obviously that will only take you so far.

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Reply to comment by chrisjinna in Bingchat is a sign we are losing control early by Dawnof_thefaithful

I feed it the api documentation for multiple non public apis documentation and ask it to make a script that combines them and it nails it. It’s not that it can write code to do a thing, it’s that it can write code that combines them and puts them together in a new way.

Last night I used gpt3 to write an app that lets me describe apps I want and then it writes them complete with gui and lets me run them. Simple utility type apps, but still. It works.

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Reply to Google not releasing MusicLM by Sieventer

every decision Google is making is in regards to their legal liability and avoiding lawsuits. That’s it. They are at higher risk because of their size.

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Reply to comment by FogeltheVogel in How exactly does CRISPR-CAS9 insert new genes? by AutomaticAd1918

If my 23 and me shows me I have certain genes that are associated with higher risk for X,Y,Z - are those theoretically then curable with CAS9? Are the genes even understood enough to say if we switch one off it's not going to have some cascading weird effect or even that it will actually cure you? Last question: how long in your wild estimate until most everyday gene disorders are routinely cured during childhood?

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