André Ferretti

OpenAI in­tro­duces func­tion call­ing for GPT-4

• André FerrettiJun 8, 2023, 6:33 AM

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  in reply to: harfe’s comment on: Ar­ti­cle Sum­mary: Cur­rent and Near-Term AI as a Po­ten­tial Ex­is­ten­tial Risk Factor

  Thanks for the suggestion! I updated the title to match the original wording.

Ar­ti­cle Sum­mary: Cur­rent and Near-Term AI as a Po­ten­tial Ex­is­ten­tial Risk Factor

• André FerrettiApr 18, 2023, 8:07 AM

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  in reply to: Connor Leahy’s comment on: Nav­i­gat­ing the Open-Source AI Land­scape: Data, Fund­ing, and Safety

  Hi Connor,

  Thank you for taking the time to share your insights. I’ve updated the post to incorporate your comment. I removed the phrase suggesting a change in beliefs between EleutherAI and Conjecture, and added a paragraph that clarifies EleutherAI’s approach to open sourcing. I also made sure to clearly state that CarperAI is a spinoff of EleutherAI but operates independently.

  I appreciate your feedback, and I hope these changes better represent EleutherAI’s position.

• André FerrettiApr 14, 2023, 8:18 AM

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  in reply to: Christopher King’s comment on: Nav­i­gat­ing the Open-Source AI Land­scape: Data, Fund­ing, and Safety

  Hi Chris,
  
  Thank you for your comment. I am not entirely convinced that open-sourcing advanced AI, akin to nukes, is a good idea. My preference is for such powerful technologies to remain difficult to access in order to mitigate potential risks.

  That being said, I agree that it’s important to explore solutions that align with the open source community’s strengths, such as violet teaming. I’ll consider your input as I continue to refine my thoughts on this matter.

Nav­i­gat­ing the Open-Source AI Land­scape: Data, Fund­ing, and Safety

• André FerrettiApr 16, 2022, 9:17 PM

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  in reply to: jmh’s comment on: 140 Cog­ni­tive Bi­ases You Should Know

  This bias infographic shows you biases grouped by common root: https://​​www.visualcapitalist.com/​​wp-content/​​uploads/​​2021/​​08/​​all-188-cognitive-biases.html

• André FerrettiApr 10, 2022, 8:16 AM

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  in reply to: jmh’s comment on: 140 Cog­ni­tive Bi­ases You Should Know

  Do you mean confirmation bias, or implicit bias? I cannot find ‘bias of no self-skepticism’ on Google.

• André FerrettiApr 9, 2022, 9:24 PM

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  in reply to: romeostevensit’s comment on: 140 Cog­ni­tive Bi­ases You Should Know

  Thanks for the insightful comment! I added these four biases to the Doc:

  Single Cause Fallacy
  You think there’s one cause when there are many.

  Attribute Substitution
  You value insurance on terrorism higher than on death of any kind.

  Introspection Illusion
  You confidently but falsely explain the origin of your beliefs.

  Status Quo Bias (aka homeostatic prior)
  You want things to stay as they are.

  Quote for you on inaction bias: “The mistakes that have been most extreme in Berkshire’s history are mistakes of omission.” -Warren Buffett

140 Cog­ni­tive Bi­ases You Should Know