LLMs struggle to transfer knowledge between languages.
Fascinating paper with some intriguing experiments.
arxiv.org/pdf/2502.21228
Posts by Jörg Bornschein
... inspired by Terry Bisson story "They're Made Out of Meat".
www.mit.edu/people/dpoli...
"They're made out of meat."
"Meat?"
"Meat. Humans. They're made entirely out of meat."
"But that's impossible. What about all the tokens they generate? The text? The code?"
"They do produce tokens, but the tokens aren't their essence. They're merely outputs. The humans themselves are meat."
[...]
Large language models store vast amounts of knowledge, but how exactly do they learn it?
Excited to share my Google DeepMind internship results, which reveal the fascinating dynamics behind factual knowledge acquisition in LLMs!
Really interesting exam of context influence on conceptual mapping in LLMs (also clever) arxiv.org/abs/2501.00070
What happens when techno-optimism meets energy system realism? My latest for @BloombergNEF is a long read on AI, called The Power and the Glory. So that's Boxing Day sorted!
about.bnef.com/blog/liebrei...
The RLDM workshop list is now up! Have a look: rldm.org/call-for-wor...
More workshop details coming soon :)
There were so many wonderful submissions---this was really tough for the committee. Huge thanks to all involved, and looking forward to seeing folks in Dublin
For my first post on Bluesky .. I'll start by announcing our 2025 edition of EEML which will be in Sarajevo :) ! I'm really excited about it and hope to see many of you there. Please follow the website (and Bluesky account) for more details which are coming soon ..
Am I the only one struggling to understand how Docker's automatic iptables rules interact with my own when managing nat/open/forwarded ports?
... I struggle to build a reliable mental model of how the automatic and manual rules in all those chains interact.