One thing I’ve noticed is that as my context grows, often performance degrades. So how are you battling your agents being exposed to too many descriptions? I how this works in curated agents where you’re tending it like a garden, but not when we’re looking for organic discovery of how to accomplish a task. It feels like order matters a lot there.
I use this feature DAILY at work, you built something great here. I tend to write in md locally, this makes sharing the work with others easy. Especially to those less plaintext inclined.
One thing I did notice, I can't seem to find a way to set a default codeblock font format. The default font option isn't totally monospaced and so some ascii art looks weird :/
I don't think that has anything to do with your contribution though.
I've finally made it to the $500/month mark! I built https://wolftickets.ai , it is a collection of AI predictions for upcoming UFC fights. The predictions for the future events are private but all past results are public.
I get to keep iterating on new models, new approaches for using gen-ai tech to write better analysis of fights and fighters, along with exploring stats and tendencies that matter.
This project isn't yet allowing me to retire but I'm passionate about the AIML space and combat sports, I get to explore whatever ideas I find interesting, and get a ton of feedback and ideas from members without having to do advertising.
Chiming in with many others here. When I was 3 my mom would take me into her office on occasional weekends and she managed to get me to memorize enough to open The Print Shop. From there I could print all sorts of dinosaurs and interesting things to a dot matrix printer, and then color as much as I wanted. It connected tech to me as a tool to reach for at a very young age. I definitely would have had a very different route into tech later if I even had one. Thank you all!
You wouldn’t really be able to tell. Figma is often just a tool for working out designs and building up a design system for your site. That later gets translated to your front end by your devs. Figma itself isn’t a styling library like tailwind, etc.
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Full disclosure I am head of product at Protect AI. To make this easier for everyone we have an open source tool (friendly licensing) called ModelScan https://github.com/protectai/modelscan/tree/main I wouldn't be shocked if they are using this under the hood, but all the best if they are!
For a bit more info on this type of attack: https://protectai.com/blog/announcing-modelscan
Your problem isn't because you are a non native speaker. I'm a native speaker and struggled to understand their point. They need to write in a more concise manner.
Read all of those but wanted to chime in that when I was in college the rise of TR inspired me to get my life in order. Not that he was an ideal but it was a lens to see a life that was focused and what he could tackle. Stellar writing.
[I work at Protect AI] You're spot on for data being the jugular, interestingly with exploits like this as an attacker you could quickly go for attacking model content but also have credentials that would grant you access to data in many cases.
These tools can serve as the first opening but a sizable one when looking to attack an enterprise more broadly.
[I work at Protect AI] - The goal here was initially relatively common tooling around MLOps/Data Science work. All ears here if you have some ideas for other projects to explore.
Absolutely, though that isn't strictly what we're talking about here.
In this case, models themselves are fundamentally files. These files can have malicious code embedded into them that is executed when the model is loaded for further training or inference. When executed it isn't obvious to the user at all. It's a very nasty potential vector.
Disclosure I work for the company that released this: https://github.com/protectai/modelscan but we do have a tool to support scanning many models for this kind of problem.
That said you should be using something like safe-tensors.