Weekly AI Review in 7 Keys (22/05/23)
1 essay (Meta open-source AI approach), 1 paper (Tree of Thoughts), 1 tool (ChatGPT iOS), 1 topic (Sam Altman Senate hearing), 1 tweet (LeCun vs everyone), 1 quote (ChatGPT paywall?), 1 curiosity (Ethical hacking with AI)
Essay
In Battle Over A.I., Meta Decides to Give Away Its Crown Jewels
In contrast to OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, etc. Meta continues a hardcore open-source approach to AI. This is good for developers. Is it good for the world?
“The growing secrecy at Google and OpenAI is a ‘huge mistake,’ Dr. LeCun said, and a ‘really bad take on what is happening.’ He argues that consumers and governments will refuse to embrace A.I. unless it is outside the control of companies like Google and Meta. ‘Do you want every A.I. system to be under the control of a couple of powerful American companies?’ he asked.”
Paper
Tree of Thoughts: Deliberate Problem Solving with Large Language Models
Tree of Thoughts is an improvement over the popular prompt engineering paradigm Chain of Thought where you guide a language model (e.g., ChatGPT) through a given task by asking for…
