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Why don’t people use their real accounts to make these spam posts? Degens.

The problem being solved is how to easily do grafts and kickbacks.

There aren’t different definitions of consciousness, rather different conditions which result in an emergent property. The field has generally accepted sentience as a level of consciousness, which needs further examination.

It’s likely a misdirection, it’s hard to say what might happen. It might not even be five days wait.

Why don’t they ask the Saudi to settle their debts, or pay for the defense pact SA made with them? Like US and NATO, currently.

It depends on your context window, and how much else you’re relating to the agent(s).

That number is so alarmingly arbitrary I am concerned such activities and related statements may amount to supporting some manner of a Ponzi scheme.

One key reason you’re wrong is that many interesting things aren’t even getting published, they’re on the DL for years and eventually make it to public spheres and products.

Academia is just a daycare at this point, and many labs shouldn’t exists or get funding. The people who move the field aren’t necessarily the ones with the most citations, they’re usually hard at work in places that don’t publish at all.


Are you talking about just frontier LLM agent stuff or all of the scope of ICML? I wonder what your subfield is.

Because as someone said in the thread that in two years the LLM will just read the docs and produce perfect Bend code.

That’s just sad, makes me question what’s the point of writing software these days.

I was in a programming class when ChatGPT/CoPilot first came out. I hadn’t started using it yet for classes because I was under the impression that “my work should be my own”. I was the only one in the class who would get 80+ average on quizzes, everyone else got nearly perfect scores. Oh well.

Sounds like you took programming to learn programming while the others took it for a certificate.

I had similar issues for different reasons at university. Some of the subjects I learnt were extremely boring to me and I just didn't focus on them, while others I obsessed about. I learnt the things I wanted to learn, but didn't get the grade I probably could have if that was what I was optimising for.


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