"The US wants China to stop distilling its AI models, stop smuggling its chips, and stop fine-tuning its open-source models for military use."
Sure - you tell'em USA!...as if China is going to stop.
Right! And what it 'really' is will push the philosophical 'hard problem' of consciousness. Will we be able to penetrate something human-like to know if it is conscious?
Agreed. You simply cannot pause an emerging technology as powerful as AI. We all know the US Government will not stop especially within defense circles much less other countries. This same dilemma has appeared multiple times and just has to evolve through learning and development.
Agreed - I have the very same issue as well. Google Keep is my goto mobile app for most of my note capture just due to its speed and ease of use. Now I have a few github utilities to download my Keep notes to markdown for Obsidian use later - but that isn't really ideal yet.
PS - all I can say about Canvas is 'wow'!!! Awesome feature!
I just thought it seemed a bit odd to me to have the project tied to large organizations in China so much. I’m not saying to “buy American” but I do think it’s reasonable to be perplexed.
Hmmmm...scientists are still debating whether the signal is dark matter or pulsar output (high energies create electron-positron pairs). I see this recent Chinese paper debating if DAMPE can even distinguish dark matter positron remnants or pulsars - Wang et al. (2017) say this - "For the pulsar case, the latest Fermi-LAT anisotropy limits have also been taken into account. Our results show that the cases of DM annihilations to τ+τ− and all charged leptons are difficult to be distinguished from the pulsar cases by the current experiments and DAMPE"
Philosophy Degrees:
Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn,
Stewart Butterfield - Flickr,
Peter Thiel - PayPal,
Patrick Byrne - Overstock,
Carly Fiorina - you all know her,
Carl Icahn - Icahn Enterprises,
Sheila Bair - FDIC,
George Soros - Soros Funds,
Herbert Allison Jr. - Fannie Mae,
Gerald Levin - Time Warner,
Ethan Cohen - you all know him,
Rupert Murdoch,
Rashida Jones,
Philip Glass,
etc...
...of course - just statistical - there's always some list for other degrees too....
Agreed that 'state of the art' is the wrong question - but, it is worth watching David Chalmers challenge progress in philosophy (bear with the first 20 minutes or so - it gets better).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUfz6oahp2Q