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Catherine Zeta-Jones recalls moving to Hollywood and the unexpected career move that led to her being discovered by Spielberg and cast in "Zorro."
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This post was written by Michael Freedman (Harvard CMSA & Logical Intelligence), and typeset by Milo Moses. Frontier models exhibit astonishing mathematical knowledge and power despite being in their infancy. They will surely strengthen further through routine maturation of the technology, and quite likely through future paradigm shifts in architecture and training. Where does this leave the human mathematician? Already, it has made us study harder than we have since school. The AIs speak to us in a broad language, equally at home in all fields, and we scurry to keep up. So those of us (not me) who were great students, are back in their natural environment, learning, interpreting, organizing knowledge as it flows in. The challenge of absorbing this knowledge will make good teachers into great ones. But what about those whose lives revolved around quiet hours struggling with an open problem, where do we go? My advice: lean in, let the AI’s teach you everything they can about the problem and its context; push them until they are stuck. One of the great feelings in research is the (rare) sense that you have at your command all the information relevant to the problem at hand, and all you need to do is to come up with your own idiosyncratic lens to see through it. Conversing with the AIs is often eye-opening on how much existing mathematics is out there and might be brought to bear. Let the AIs put you in this state of ideal preparation. If they flat out solve the problem on thei…
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Former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon points to a slide from Anthropic's IPO roadshow as a reason he left, saying it shows the company's algorithms are improving not just quickly but at an accelerating rate. Coxon continues to call for a pause on frontier model development so competitors can catch up and human-level AI can become a commodity. The article Anthropic can already retrain Mythos with "a fraction of the compute originally needed," says former researcher Coxon appeared first on The Decoder .
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In the first instalment of a new series, four young people reveal the impact of an endless cycle of applications and rejections Guardian to follow lives of eight young people in their search for jobs “I’ve been demoralised by the process, just constantly applying, then interviewing. I’ve just been applying to any jobs that I could find. I’d really like to be employed by now. Some companies don’t even give rejection emails … they’re not obligated to reply to the prospective interviewee, but they should be compelled to.” Continue reading...
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