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<s>[INST] also. He was convinced of uh yes, [/INST] he was absolutely </s><s>[INST] based on what exactly by linguistic like human based linguistic canal. She [/INST] she he whatever, you know, Kayla was ended up being like a modification of his sister's name. The real guy's sister's name was so good at building the ba... |
<s>[INST] in that same way the idea that the U. S. Government or any government could be doing mass surveillance on its citizens is um is one that was a wake up call because you could imagine the ways in which that could um be like you could abuse the power of that to control the citizenry for political reasons and pur... |
<s>[INST] So I I feel pretty um you know, I'm pretty short on adjectives when I describe stuff adjectives a tricky. In fact, I try to avoid adjectives because I think that's a slippery slope that you just live in the land of adjectives and you never actually make a point. Anyway. I guess you're supposed to use an audio... |
<s>[INST] Okay, cool. So what, what some, what are some interesting things that came to life from this from this work? Uh, do you like, what are some insights about um, about games where natural language is involved and cooperation? Deep cooperation is involved? Well, [/INST] I think there's a few insights. Um, so firs... |
<s>[INST] I don't even know how to comprehend either of those numbers frankly. Uh just a smaller side because I am a computer science person. I also find sally or thomas are beautiful. And so you have somebody like Stephen Wolfram who recently has been very excitedly exploring a proposal for a data structure. That coul... |
<s>[INST] What role do humans play in this? So what's the this biological system like a human body is made up of cells? What what role like how do you optimize the human system, the multiple engineers collaborating, figuring out what to focus on what to contribute, which which task to optimize in this neural network, w... |
<s>[INST] So that's that's an incredible book. And some of the same people you mentioned Ed Franken which I guess of expert systems, fame and Minsky of course people know in the I world but they represent the artificial intelligence [/INST] world that do hope and </s><s>[INST] dream that ai is intelligence. Is [/INST] ... |
<s>[INST] And you were deeply involved with that [/INST] at the time. I was very much involved with that. I was like the lead architect, I ended up talking to people who had already developed serious third party libraries that did similar things and sort of taking ideas from them and getting their feedback on my design... |
<s>[INST] Yeah, I was just, uh, as I often do, rereading Viktor Frankl's man's search for meaning. And he said something, Um, I just I often pull out sort of lines. The mere knowledge that a man was either a camp guard or prisoner tells us almost nothing. Human kindness can be found in all groups, even those which as a... |
<s>[INST] Fascinating to think that COVID-19 is uh as a result of a virus evolving together with like twitter, like figuring out how we can sneak past the defenses of the humans. So it's not bad enough. And then then the misinformation, all that kind of stuff together is operating in such a way that the virus can sprea... |
<s>[INST] it's complicated. I mean actually might is interesting because it's I would say M. I. T. Is different than stanford for example. I think it has a more kind of [/INST] narrow um about an algae in my apartment. Well </s><s>[INST] no, it's interesting because I would argue that there's some aspect of a brand lik... |
<s>[INST] so you're thinking including something bigger than just liberal education, also including science engineering and technology. That should also comment that, you know, I mostly stay out of politics and out of some of these aspects of liberal education, that's kind of been the most controversial and difficult w... |
<s>[INST] molecule map of what happens to skin [/INST] which has </s><s>[INST] never been done before. So, there what are [/INST] interesting surprises there. </s><s>[INST] So [/INST] one of the things we can </s><s>[INST] see the part of what's [/INST] driving information, we can actually see </s><s>[INST] macrophages... |
<s>[INST] You know, To me, it's fascinating for being humble. Like the humans cannot possibly be the most amazing thing that such if you look at the entirety of the system that leads small and you paint that cannot possibly be the most amazing thing that process generates. So like if you look at the evolution, what's t... |
<s>[INST] Yeah, I don't find it super interesting. Well, he also wrote the book, [/INST] The Real Anthony Fauci, is that the name of the book? Did he write that? I don't know, I'm not sure about that. </s><s>[INST] I'm aware of that book, I didn't know he wrote it. I think I need it, but it's been on my reading list to... |
<s>[INST] And in that [/INST] picture, </s><s>[INST] what would be the role of creativity. But a few people ask about creativity, do you think when you think about intelligence? I mean, certainly the story you told the beginning of your book involved, you know, creating movies and so on, sort of making making money. Yo... |
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This dataset (5K) formats an existing podcast dataset (64bits/lex_fridman_podcast_for_llm_vicuna) for llama 3 chat model fine tuning. It represents a compilation of audio-to-text transcripts from the Lex Fridman Podcast. The Lex Fridman Podcast, hosted by AI researcher at MIT, Lex Fridman.
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Use whisper to directly load the podcast and transcribe it in this format.
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