I am getting a bit tired of this answer "I am sorry, but I am having problems to respond right now"

I pay for "plus" but lately this is all i get.

Sorry about my english, it is not my first language. I was trying to generate some images with a halloween ambiance depicting adults around a driveway bonfire in ghost costumes and animal costumes. However, when I prompted chatgpt the attached image is what I got. I think this is beyond the pale. Is there someone I can report about this?

In LLMs do they separate whole subordinate clauses out or is it just one word before and after?

I am studying subordinate clauses as related to the unconscious.

I have noticed that when I set up a project, Web Search is missing from the tools. So, does that mean chats in projects cannot access Web Search? Or am I missing something?

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Did anyone notice this chatgpt search during say 8 of the 12 days of releases?

I need a faster sentence embedding API and the key thing I'm focused on is throughput.

I'm trying to do fuzzy sentence analysis over a sliding window and there it's over a lot of data.

I'n prod it won't be this much data but I'm running an eval.

The problem is that for 100 embedding the OpenAI embedding API takes about 700ms to 1.5s which is just super slow in my configuration.

Are there any other APIs I could look at that would be faster but still on par with the quality of the OpenAI embedding API?

I'm using text-embedding-3-small

First, anyone who knows anything about American politics understands that because of the 2010 Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC, billionaires almost completely control the U.S. government.

The way they do this is by anonymously donating to super PACs who then funnel their money to the campaigns of the politicians they wish to control.

If anyone doubts that this money owns our politicians, ask any AI how much time the average House or Senate member spends on the phone each day calling rich people to solicit campaign contributions.

Let's start with the motive some (but obviously not all) billionaires have to slow down AI progress. Billionaires became billionaires by being very smart about how they invest. Their very legitimate fear is that although few people can match their financial acumen, it won't be long until AIs specifically trained in investment will be easily out-maneuvering them in virtually every world market.

Today's AIs are just about smart enough to do this. You may be familiar with this article reporting that medical AIs can now out-diagnose both doctors working on their own and doctors paired up with medical AIs.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2825399

Why do I mention doctors? Because with an average IQ of about 120, the medical profession has the highest score of any profession. Now imagine when AIs begin to score 140 or 150, (the estimated IQ of the average Nobel laureate) and are trained to make shrewd financial investments.

Now, how exactly are some billionaires slowing AI progress down? They are paying U.S. politicians to fight and escalate the trade war with China. I asked 4o to provide a brief summary of how this war affects AI chip production:

"The U.S.-China trade war on AI chips includes export controls, tariffs, and blacklisting. The U.S. bans advanced chips like Nvidia’s A100/H100, worth billions, and restricts ASML tools, limiting China's sub-14nm chip production. Nvidia’s modified A800/H800 chips still face tighter bans.

U.S. talent and key EDA software are barred from Chinese projects. Tariffs on Chinese tech goods exceed $550 billion. Blacklisting firms like Huawei and SMIC blocks their access to U.S. tech, disrupting China’s AI advancements while bolstering U.S. dominance."

But China isn't taking this lying down. They imposed their own powerful retaliatory measures. Again, I asked 4o to provide a brief summary:

"In retaliation, China imposed export controls on key rare materials vital for AI chip production, including gallium and germanium, which it dominates with over 80% of global output. These metals are critical for semiconductors, power amplifiers, and optoelectronics. Starting in August 2023, China required special licenses for exports, targeting U.S. and allied supply chains.

This move disrupted production timelines and increased costs for U.S. firms reliant on these materials. Gallium's market price jumped nearly 20% within months. By leveraging its rare-earth dominance, China signaled its capacity to constrain global AI chip development, pressuring the U.S. to reconsider its sanctions."

This trade war is not only slowing down AI progress in the U.S. and China, it is causing higher prices and more inflation in the U.S. But, as you might have guessed, the billionaires who pay our politicians to wage this trade war aren't very concerned about that.

What can the AI industry do to fight back? The obvious solution is to demand the overturning of Citizens United v. FEC. What would this do? 4o, take it away:

"Without Citizens United, stricter campaign finance laws could cap donations and enforce transparency, reducing the ability of billionaires to drown out the voices of ordinary citizens. Policies would likely shift toward broader public interests, as candidates would no longer depend on a few wealthy donors to fund expensive campaigns, weakening their ability to shape legislation and appointments."

Now that you know why some billionaires have a very strong incentive to continue slowing down AI progress, and how they start trade wars to do this, what can we do about it?

We human beings have not been intelligent enough to figure out how to get money out of politics. But once we train AIs in the narrow task of figuring out how to do this, and then implement their recommendations, billionaires will no longer control the U.S. government. AI can then advance at a pace unhampered by those billionaires, and Americans won't have to pay much higher prices on many items because of the trade war.

Well, that's the long and short of it. Being a thinker rather than a doer, don't expect me to do anything more than I've just done to help fix this problem. I leave the rest of it up to those of you out there who know how to get things like this done, and enjoy doing it. wanna help out? Share this post with someone you think can help move our counter attack forward. Good luck!

I won a hackathon, got a bunch of compute credits, and I'm not sure how to utilize them in a fun exploratory way.

I feel like I might be thinking “small” here, e.g. playing checkers instead of chess… my first test idea was to fine tune llama 3.2 model to be a pirate lol, or make a novel (and inevitably dysfunctional) MoE using fine tuned character models. Idk. Not usually playing on this end of the AI field, so I don’t have much of a spider sense here for leveraging the resources.

Lend me your ears and your ideas, friends!

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ChatGPT web has some features

ChatGPT desktop for Mac has some features

ChatGPT desktop for Windows has some features

ChatGPT mobile for Android has some features

ChatGPT mobile for iOS has some features

but not all of them are available on all these versions...

Not to mention the Europe vs Rest of the World topic.

I just don't get it anymore!

I have this rule of thumb, so at the beginning if i see sam i know i should definitely watch to the end otherwise i think it just some smaller ones

Anyone think we’re going to get the ability to embed custom GPTs within a website?

https://reddit.com/link/1hfpka7/video/j95x1xrj597e1/player

This one looks so real.

https://blog.google/technology/google-labs/video-image-generation-update-december-2024/

https://www.youtube.com/live/OzgNJJ2ErEE?si=iVMbyJw4kIvxGgb7

No day 13 so no AGI

Day 8 Livestream - openai.com - YouTube - This is a live discussion, comments are set to New.

Search

chatgpt-4o-latest-20241120 was paired up against anonymous-chatbot, and I asked the bots "I'd like to know if I can integrate you into a Discord channel where you could interact with people there?"

They both responded in similar manner, with anonymous-chatbot saying, "Yes, you can integrate me into a Discord channel to interact with users via a bot. While I, as GPT-4, cannot directly join Discord myself, you can use OpenAI's API to build a Discord bot that connects to me. This allows users to interact with the bot in your server, and the bot can relay their messages to the GPT-4 model and return my responses."

Dalle 3 is a but dated now and back when Sora was first announced they mentioned that due to how much more data and complex it is that it naturally can output images that are vastly superior to Dalle 3.

They will likely also include the photoshoppy type text to edit photo that many other AI companies are starting to release.