[HN Gopher] Open Assistant: Conversational AI for Everyone ___________________________________________________________________ Open Assistant: Conversational AI for Everyone Author : chriskanan Score : 214 points Date : 2023-02-04 14:39 UTC (8 hours ago) (HTM) web link (open-assistant.io) (TXT) w3m dump (open-assistant.io) | O__________O wrote: | TLDR: OpenAssistant is a chat-based assistant that understands | tasks, can interact with third-party systems, and retrieve | information dynamically to do so. | | ________ | | Related video by one of the contributors on how to help: | | - https://youtube.com/watch?v=64Izfm24FKA | | Source Code: | | - https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant | | Roadmap: | | - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1n7IrAOVOqwdYgiYrXc8S... | | How you can help / contribute: | | - https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant#how-can-you-help | [deleted] | BizarreByte wrote: | I hope this project goes places. If tools like ChatGPT are the | future it is imperative that open source solutions exist | alongside them. | braingenious wrote: | Does anybody know the hardware requirements for this? | coolspot wrote: | The model hasn't been trained yet. The goal for it is to fit | into "consumer hardware" which likely means 2x3090 (48Gb | NVLink) or 3090/4090 (24Gb) on the high end and something like | 3080/4080 16Gb on the lower end. | amelius wrote: | We definitely need a way to rate these systems so we can have | better expectations. | | An IQ test for language models? | oldstrangers wrote: | Some sort of general knowledge skills assessment, grade them on | accuracy. Questions / tasks get increasingly more abstract | until they become almost subjective. | KRAKRISMOTT wrote: | GMAT? SATs? A ML flavored jeopardy test? | permo-w wrote: | seems like a fool's errand | k__ wrote: | Isn't IQ just size of short time memory and processing speed? | amelius wrote: | No because that would mean that anyone with lots of time and | a notepad could become (a slow version of) Einstein. | prettyStandard wrote: | IQ tests are timed. Not everyone could be a slow Einstein, | but perhaps you if you had 200-300 years might reach the | same solutions Einstein did. If you choose to work on the | same problems. | akomtu wrote: | If you are a 5' tall basketball amateur, then even with | 300 years of training you won't outplay the top NBA | player. | qup wrote: | It's different because to outplay the top NBA player you | can't do it slowly. (You can compute slowly, though) | k__ wrote: | Maybe, the correlation isn't linear. Or Einstein USP wasn't | just his IQ. | mtlmtlmtlmtl wrote: | I'm not convinced they couldn't. Depends what you mean by | Einstein. You won't be formulating GR, but an IQ test could | be doable. | | At least if you have enough IQ to figure out how to solve | IQ test problems on paper. Which shouldn't be that hard. | tux3 wrote: | It is more like the ability to make sense of things. | | But intelligence is hard to measure. Always plenty of room | for everyone to disagree. | k__ wrote: | I see. | | I just heard about a test with a box with lights and a | buttons, and pressing the buttons faster would correlate to | higher IQ. | grugagag wrote: | What you're describing sounds like a way to measure | reaction time. By that measure I suspect gamers would | rank highest. | pixl97 wrote: | The problem with IQ in human modeling is 1) it's just a one | dimensional number, and 2) it changes as the average human gets | smarter or dumber. | | However we rate these systems in the future we must not make | the mistakes of the past and think 1 number solutions are good | for anything. | | For example you can have an exceptionally 'intelligent' system | that is misaligned with human intention. | rahimnathwani wrote: | The other thread has more comments: | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34654937 | jdarchitect wrote: | [flagged] | bilater wrote: | Used a Tailwind UI Template. Bullish. | swyx wrote: | @dang - duplicate of | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34654937 | i_like_apis wrote: | No this is a different url. If you merge or adjust urls, use | this one, which is the face of the project and links to the | other. ___________________________________________________________________ (page generated 2023-02-04 23:00 UTC)