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June 2023
Did GPT-4 Hire And Then Lie To a Task Rabbit Worker to Solve a CAPTCHA?
A Little Fact Checking Is In Order
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Melanie Mitchell
13
May 2023
April 2023
Do half of AI researchers believe that there's a 10% chance AI will kill us all?
Fact-checking a widespread claim
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Melanie Mitchell
28
Thoughts on a Crazy Week in AI News
I write about interesting new developments in AI.
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Melanie Mitchell
50
March 2023
Why the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus is interesting and important for AI
I write about interesting new developments in AI.
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Melanie Mitchell
22
February 2023
Did ChatGPT Really Pass Graduate-Level Exams?
Part 2
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Melanie Mitchell
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Did ChatGPT Really Pass Graduate-Level Exams?
Part 1
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Melanie Mitchell
8
January 2023
On Detecting Whether Text was Generated by a Human or an AI Language Model
Machines are now able to generate text that is hard to distinguish from that generated by humans. This gives rise to many potential problems; for…
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Melanie Mitchell
6
Response to "On Analogy-Making in Large Language Models"
My first post on this blog was a perspective on a very interesting paper by Webb et al., “Emergent Analogical Reasoning in Large Language Models…
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Melanie Mitchell
3
On Analogy-Making in Large Language Models
A response to "Emergent Analogical Reasoning in Large Language Models" by Webb et al.
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Melanie Mitchell
9
December 2022
AI: A Guide for Thinking Humans
A newsletter about interesting new developments in AI.
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Melanie Mitchell
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