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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/rutan668 on 2024-09-13 05:54:53+00:00.

Original Title: ChatGPT o1-preview shuts down if you refer to its chain of thought reasoning because OpenAI policy is that it should avoid discussing it and that it should be hidden from users even though it is open for all to see on the browser but not the desktop app.

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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/abbas_ai on 2024-09-09 23:18:49+00:00.


From the article:

CIA director Bill Burns and UK Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) chief Richard Moore have for the first time penned a joint opinion piece in which the two spookmasters reveal their agencies have adopted generative AI.

"We are now using AI, including generative AI, to enable and improve intelligence activities – from summarization to ideation to helping identify key information in a sea of data," the pair wrote in the Financial Times.

"We are training AI to help protect and 'red team' our own operations to ensure we can still stay secret when we need to. We are using cloud technologies so our brilliant data scientists can make the most of our data, and we are partnering with the most innovative companies in the US, UK and around the world," they added.

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From Business Insider's article:

It's unclear whether Colossus runs 100,000 GPUs at the same time, which would require sophisticated networking technology and a lot of energy.

"Musk previously said the 100,000-chip cluster was up and running in late June," The Information reported. "But at that time, a local electric utility said publicly that xAI only had access to a few megawatts of power from the local grid."

Last month, CNBC reported that an environmental advocacy group had said that xAI was running gas turbines to produce more power for its data center without authorization.

The outlet reported that the Southern Environmental Law Center wrote in a letter to the local health department that xAI had installed and was operating at least 18 unpermitted turbines, "with more potentially on the way," to supplement its massive energy needs.

The local utility, Memphis Light, Gas and Water, told CNBC it had provided 50 megawatts of power to xAI since the beginning of August but that the facility required an additional 100 megawatts to operate.

Data-cluster developers told The Information that this could power only a few thousand GPUs. Musk's company would need another electric substation to get enough power to run 100,000 chips.

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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/TRBeetle on 2024-09-09 19:50:04+00:00.


Github:

Demo: Colab notebook - Quickly get the best-performing, statsig configurations for your RAG and reduce hallucinations by 4X with one experiment. Note: Works best with Colab Pro (high-RAM instance) or running locally.

Curious to hear any of your thoughts / feedback!

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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/franckeinstein24 on 2024-09-07 04:58:20+00:00.


Walmart has significantly boosted its operational efficiency and customer experience by implementing generative AI to enhance its product catalog. According to company executives, Walmart has used large language models (LLMs) to improve over 850 million product data entries—a task that would have required nearly 100 times the headcount and time if done manually. The generative AI has enriched product descriptions, filled in missing attributes, and made listings more informative, which has enhanced the company's ability to better match customer searches with relevant products, whether online or in physical stores.

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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/franckeinstein24 on 2024-09-06 19:33:59+00:00.


A recent survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that companies adopting artificial intelligence (AI) are not significantly cutting jobs. The findings, based on responses from businesses in the New York-Northern New Jersey region, suggest that AI adoption is likely to lead to job growth in the near future, rather than reductions.

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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/DPH_entity on 2024-09-07 03:24:29+00:00.


I paid for a bot called "PsyAI" as it is meant to answer your questions "judgment free" but then I get the owner of the bot quoting some of the stuff I was saying to the bot and told me to "grow up."

I asked him why he's spying on my messages and he told me he was the creator of the bot and told me "not to fuck with the wrong people". He then blocked me from using the bot and deleted his message history with myself and him.

Anyway just be aware that the messages you are sending to the bot might not be private!

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The original was posted on /r/artificial by /u/abbas_ai on 2024-09-06 02:35:26+00:00.


Illicit large language models (LLMs) can make up to $28,000 in two months from sales on underground markets.

The LLMs fall into two categories: those that are outright uncensored LLMs, often based on open-source standards, and those that jailbreak commercial LLMs out of their guardrails using prompts.

The malicious LLMs can be put to work in a variety of different ways, from writing phishing emails to developing malware to attack websites.

two uncensored LLMs, DarkGPT (which costs 78 cents for every 50 messages) and Escape GPT (a subscription service charged at $64.98 a month), were able to produce correct code around two-thirds of the time, and the code they produced were not picked up by antivirus tools—giving them a higher likelihood of successfully attacking a computer.

Another malicious LLM, WolfGPT, which costs a $150 flat fee to access, was seen as a powerhouse when it comes to creating phishing emails, managing to evade most spam detectors successfully.

Here's the referenced study arXiv:2401.03315

Also here's another article (paywalled) referenced that talks about ChatGPT being made to write scam emails.

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