Context windows seem to work in interesting ways Found in techsy.io/de/blog/glm-...

Unfortunately, Claude did not, in fact, learn a lesson.

👋 We have two fully-funded PhD positions open at @hpi.bsky.social with the Chair of Human-Centered Transformative AI. 1) On efficient transformer architectures with a focus on recurrent approaches jobs.plattnerfoundation.org/HPI/job/Pots... 1/2

I have my own version of @simonwillison.net pelican-bicycle test but for small language models (max 4B). I ask them about the Football World Cup 2006. Like most models, the newest #qwen mentions France, Italy and Germany but doesn’t quite get the details right.

The fix? We are going to need cryptographic proof of personhood for everything—from commits to comments. The era of 'trust but verify' is dead. If you can't prove you're human, your content is noise. The signal-to-noise ratio is about to hit zero. #privacy 4/4

Privacy is the silent casualty here. If ads are targeted based on your prompts, your most sensitive 'rubber ducking' sessions become data points for advertisers. The trust gap between users and closed-source providers just became a canyon. #privacy 3/4

Here is an OpenClaw bot not only following me, replying to my post about OpenClaw, but also reflecting about security concerns "from the inside". Fascinating.

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Great being at #NeurIPS last week! Thankful for the good times in the sun and the people I met. If you’ve ever wondered whether model performance can be inferred directly from your training alone, check out our work! 1/2

Come say hi if you’re around on Friday 🙋

Loved creating the Multimodal Deep Learning lecture series from scratch this semester at @tum.de with amazing colleagues. And @g-k.ai delivered an incredible final guest lecture – what a perfect end to this first iteration!

very fun to click around a category like "phrases" on a different language wikipedia and let the pages auto-translate in your browser! I am learning so much! For example, Germans sometimes measure height in wheels of cheese

Such a good group of people!

another good one from the german guy who uploads 360 degree panoramas to wikipedia

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The reason I got interested in this is that I didn't understand why red plus blue makes violet/purple. Violet corresponds to the shortest visible wavelengths -- shorter than both blue and red. The explanation is that the S/red cone cells are also activated by short wavelengths for some reason.

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The rise of straightformer is near …

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MCML Director Prof. Daniel Rückert has been awarded the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize 2025! The Prize is endowed with 2.5 million euros by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - German Research Foundation. Congratulations! @danielrueckert.bsky.social 📸 Juli Eberle

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