The Ledger, every show
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Joscha Bach: Only a Tiny Fraction of Wikimedia's Budget Goes to Servers
“The Wikimedia Foundation is publishing what they are paying the money for, and a very tiny fraction on this goes into running the servers, and the editors are working for free.”
Bach: LLMs Demonstrate Theory of Mind from Conversational Context
“When you ask the LLM to make inferences about your mental state based on the conversation that you have, it's able to demonstrate that it has a theory of mind.”
Bach: Smaller, more powerful models will ensure unconstrained AI remains accessible
“Yes, but there will also be better jailbroken models or models that have never been jailed before, because we find out how to make smaller models that are more powerful.”
Bach: AI has casually passed the Turing test in recent years
“At some point in the last few years, we casually skipped the Turing test, right? We broke through it.”
Bach: Generative AI will become a tool everybody uses all the time
“And I feel that right now this generation of tools is getting close to where it becomes the Commodore of generative AI, where it becomes controllable. And then you actually can start to play with it, and you get an impression if you just scale this up a little…”