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  1. 🤯 Wow, #OpenAI, congrats on building a "too dangerous" #robot that talks a lot—must be really hard to out-chat #GPT1 with more words! 📚🔒 But don't worry, they heroically saved us from the apocalypse by releasing a "mini-me" version. #Crisis #averted, folks! 😅
    naokishibuya.github.io/blog/20 #Dangerous #Mini-Me #HackerNews #ngated

  2. 🤯 Wow, #OpenAI, congrats on building a "too dangerous" #robot that talks a lot—must be really hard to out-chat #GPT1 with more words! 📚🔒 But don't worry, they heroically saved us from the apocalypse by releasing a "mini-me" version. #Crisis #averted, folks! 😅
    naokishibuya.github.io/blog/20 #Dangerous #Mini-Me #HackerNews #ngated

  3. undark.org/2024/01/03/brain-co
    Can the nascent #neurorights movement catch up?

    …those fMRI scans were fed into the decoder, which used #GPT1…to spit out a text prediction of what it thought the participant had heard…

    The decoder was not only capturing the gist of the original, but also producing exact matches…his adviser, a UT Austin neuroscientist named Alexander Huth who had been working towards building such a decoder for nearly a decade, Huth was floored. “Holy shit,…This is actually working."

  4. undark.org/2024/01/03/brain-co
    Can the nascent #neurorights movement catch up?

    …those fMRI scans were fed into the decoder, which used #GPT1…to spit out a text prediction of what it thought the participant had heard…

    The decoder was not only capturing the gist of the original, but also producing exact matches…his adviser, a UT Austin neuroscientist named Alexander Huth who had been working towards building such a decoder for nearly a decade, Huth was floored. “Holy shit,…This is actually working."