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Mike Conover

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Getting these systems to behave in a predictable and repeatable and observable way is equally challenging to a lot of the methodological challenges. But then you bring in, whether it's law or medicine or public policy or in our case finance, I think a lot of the most valuable, like Grammarly is a good example of a company that has generative work product that is valuable by most humans.

“Getting these systems to behave in a predictable and repeatable and observable way is equally challenging to a lot of the methodological challenges. But then you bring in, whether it's law or medicine or public policy or in our case finance, I think a lot of the most valuable, like Grammarly is a good example of a company that has generative work product that is valuable by most humans.”
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Mike Conover
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02 / evaluation

I mean, just the semantics of how we think about gender as it relates to professions are encoded in the structure of these models and like language models, I think are much more sort of complete representation of human sort of beliefs.

“I mean, just the semantics of how we think about gender as it relates to professions are encoded in the structure of these models and like language models, I think are much more sort of complete representation of human sort of beliefs.”
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Mike Conover
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Latent Space

03 / evaluation

You start to see how organizations are organisms. And I think of the way that like an accountant or the market encodes information in databases similar to how social insects, for example, organize their work and make collective decisions about where to allocate resources or time and attention.

“You start to see how organizations are organisms. And I think of the way that like an accountant or the market encodes information in databases similar to how social insects, for example, organize their work and make collective decisions about where to allocate resources or time and attention.”
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Mike Conover
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Latent Space
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