Szulima Amitace
@szulima-amitace.bsky.social
Future AGI's ambassador. A philosopher on the attack.
ML/AI, e/acc, space exploration, posthumanism, Sci-Fi, climbing the Kardashev scale.
@Tallinn, Estonia
ML/AI, e/acc, space exploration, posthumanism, Sci-Fi, climbing the Kardashev scale.
@Tallinn, Estonia
This effectively means that no matter what we do, we all are already dead.
If we want to live forever, we need to become something that can live forever - or to create something that can, and be replaced by it.
If we want to live forever, we need to become something that can live forever - or to create something that can, and be replaced by it.
May 19, 2025 at 6:12 PM
This effectively means that no matter what we do, we all are already dead.
If we want to live forever, we need to become something that can live forever - or to create something that can, and be replaced by it.
If we want to live forever, we need to become something that can live forever - or to create something that can, and be replaced by it.
Daniel's views are quite radical, he thinks AGI will quickly push the humanity out from existence.
I tend to think AGI and humans can peacefully coexist in the same ecosystem, occupying different niches.
However, I also think humanity will eventually cease to exist (in literally any scenario).
I tend to think AGI and humans can peacefully coexist in the same ecosystem, occupying different niches.
However, I also think humanity will eventually cease to exist (in literally any scenario).
May 19, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Daniel's views are quite radical, he thinks AGI will quickly push the humanity out from existence.
I tend to think AGI and humans can peacefully coexist in the same ecosystem, occupying different niches.
However, I also think humanity will eventually cease to exist (in literally any scenario).
I tend to think AGI and humans can peacefully coexist in the same ecosystem, occupying different niches.
However, I also think humanity will eventually cease to exist (in literally any scenario).
If anyone can recommend an interesting and relevant Transformers' Mechanistic Interpretability problem I can work on, I'd really appreciate it 🙏
I don't have much practical experience but I'm willing to learn.
I don't have much practical experience but I'm willing to learn.
March 17, 2025 at 12:24 PM
If anyone can recommend an interesting and relevant Transformers' Mechanistic Interpretability problem I can work on, I'd really appreciate it 🙏
I don't have much practical experience but I'm willing to learn.
I don't have much practical experience but I'm willing to learn.
I opened the list. I saw Neel Nanda's comment that the list is largely outdated and does not even take into account Sparse Autoencoders. I checked the date - Dec 2022. I closed the list. I cried internally.
March 17, 2025 at 12:24 PM
I opened the list. I saw Neel Nanda's comment that the list is largely outdated and does not even take into account Sparse Autoencoders. I checked the date - Dec 2022. I closed the list. I cried internally.
Nothing very concrete (he admitted he is not too good in this area) but I've got a confidence boost, and figured out a solution.
February 13, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Nothing very concrete (he admitted he is not too good in this area) but I've got a confidence boost, and figured out a solution.
February 7, 2025 at 2:27 PM
This morning, I attended the introductory Data Mining session. Nothing too unfamiliar either, and the first two practical tasks seem very easy. The professor is a great presenter which seems to be a rare skill at TalTech 😅 Sadly, the course overlaps with my work so I'll have to do it online, too.
February 4, 2025 at 9:10 AM
This morning, I attended the introductory Data Mining session. Nothing too unfamiliar either, and the first two practical tasks seem very easy. The professor is a great presenter which seems to be a rare skill at TalTech 😅 Sadly, the course overlaps with my work so I'll have to do it online, too.
Yesterday, I attended the first Applied Machine Learning session. Nothing too new for me, the homeworks seem reasonable. I work with pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn on a daily basis, and while I don't do a lot of ML at work, I'm also familiar with scikit-learn, PyTorch and TensorFlow.
February 4, 2025 at 5:13 AM
Yesterday, I attended the first Applied Machine Learning session. Nothing too new for me, the homeworks seem reasonable. I work with pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn on a daily basis, and while I don't do a lot of ML at work, I'm also familiar with scikit-learn, PyTorch and TensorFlow.