Fun with AI

[Brian-s]

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This reminds me of an early ai study of tumor imaging that showed the AI algorithm appeared more likely to interpret images with rulers as malignant. The algorithm inadvertently was trained to recognize such findings as malignant as images presenting a Malignant melanoma had rulers more often than benign lesions

 

[Chargeride]

So the Chinese made a top performing AI model for 6 million using 'allegedly' lower performing chips.
A week later Berkley did it for 30 dollars.

Berkeley Researchers Replicate DeepSeek R1's Core Tech for Just $30: A Small Model RL Revolution

A Berkeley AI Research team led by PhD candidate Jiayi Pan has achieved what many thought impossible: reproducing DeepSeek R1-Zero's key technologies for less than the cost of a dinner for two.

xyzlabs.substack.com

Microsoft were about to restart three mile Island for the power AI needed.

Its early days, but the whole bag of cats has been thrown onto the rollercoaster.

 

[Roamers]

So the Chinese made a top performing AI model for 6 million using 'allegedly' lower performing chips.
A week later Berkley did it for 30 dollars.

i don't really follow AI, but is this a case of "whoever copies others IP fastest wins."

 

[Chargeride]

Beyond ironic as its based on the mass copying of our entire existence.

 

[Chargeride]

This seems legit, checked as best I can.
Just ludicrous already.
As he says, people could create a blockbuster in their bedroom.
Einstein presentation is just crazy.