[1] https://youtube.com/@digitalspaceport?si=NrZL7MNu80vvAshx
South Estonian: "vulnerable" – sure, yeah
Karelian: "endangered" – seems correct
Swedish: also "endangered" – wat
Ghari (12k speakers): "safe" – :facepalm:
Are these really language-vulnerability ratings or did they just make a mapping from Trump's tariff rates?
Status: Endangered
"The child-bearing generation can use the language among themselves, but it is seldom being transmitted to children."
What!? A lot must have changed in one generation..
If I AI rots my brain than so did Google before it, and printed encyclopedias before that. In reality, the fact I can get my questions answered quickly only makes me think of more and more questions to ask, more things to wonder about, more problems to ponder.
A deterministic function/algorithm always gives the same output given the same input.
LLMs are deterministic if you control all parameters, including the “temperature” and random “seed”. Same input (and params) -> same output.
teleoperated robots don’t have that incentive and can pay “international low” levels of compensation
For example, they make the claim that solo and small firms are the most likely to file AI hallucinations because they represent 50% and 40% of the instances of legal briefs with hallucinations. However, without the base rate for briefs files by solo or small firms compare to larger firms, we don’t know if that is unusual or not. If 50% of briefs were files by solo firms and 40% were filed by small firms, then the data would actually be showing that firm size doesn’t matter.