Luis Villa
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I do a lot of opens, at Wikipedia, Mozilla, Creative Commons, and elsewhere.
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How Well Do Large Language Models Support Clinician Information Needs?
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Apple announces LLM in a flash: Efficient Large Language Model Inference with Limited Memory
paper page: https://huggingface.co/papers/2312.11514... See more
Making God · EmilyGorcenski.com
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The lack of acknowledgment of the threat of prompt injection attacks in this new Purple Llama initiative from Meta AI Is baffling to me
neo-liberalism succeeded not, or at least not simply, because of Milton Friedman, the Mont Pelerin Society and the rest of it. It came to dominate because it was the only plausible language that people could minimally agree on, at a moment when enormously consequential new policies needed to be enacted.
Henry Farrell • Cybernetics Is the Science of the Polycrisis
I’ve been wrestling an analogy between open licensing’s minimal set of options and the cash-centric/neoliberal minimalism of Homo Economicus. I think this quote unlocks it.
it always astonishes me that the New York Times feels the need to store a document considerably larger than War and Peace on my phone. It also astonishes me this document only has one subject – how to target online ads to Dan Davies – and that nonetheless, the New York Times isn’t very good at that.
to the vector belong the spoils
Weaving Pathways for Justice with GPT: LLM-driven automated drafting of interactive legal applications
Steenhuis, Quintenpapers.ssrn.com
AI and the Commons: the Wikimedia movement – Open Future
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There’s a hard coming problem about what it means for dominant platforms to allow fair and reasonable competition. In AI, it’s going to center around access to data. Here, there’s an interesting passage on when/how Apple will allow competing app stores.