{"id":15633,"date":"2024-06-06T05:54:18","date_gmt":"2024-06-06T05:54:18","guid":{"rendered":"\/?p=15633"},"modified":"2024-06-06T06:18:51","modified_gmt":"2024-06-06T06:18:51","slug":"global-open-resources-with-global-ids-for-real-things-any-assemblies-are-made-of-traceable-parts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"\/?p=15633","title":{"rendered":"Global open resources with global ids for real things – any assemblies are made of traceable parts"},"content":{"rendered":"

Andrew Lampinen @AndrewLampinen Nice analysis, but I’m a little surprised that people are surprised by this. The basic tactics that any decent chess player will find (forks, pins, etc.) are 2+ move combinations; they can be noticed by patterns but you need to look ahead to verify they work in context 1\/3 x.com\/jenner_erik\/st\u2026
\nErik Jenner @jenner_erik Do chess-playing neural nets rely purely on simple heuristics? Or do they implement algorithms involving *look-ahead* in a single forward pass?<\/p>\n

We find clear evidence of 2-turn look-ahead in a chess-playing network, using techniques from mechanistic interpretability! https:\/\/pic.x.com\/zcoegfpyya
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Global open resources with global ids for real things – any assemblies are made of traceable parts<\/em>.<\/span> The more memory you have, the more exact solutions can be stored and one-shot remembered (lossless indexed) – in context. Finance, refinery control systems, machine vision, all of STEMC and more. The larger, more stable, more widely accessible and agreed, the faster the assembly of solutions, and evaluation of useful pathways. And, the more, immediately tied to real data and uses. At true global scale, all the pieces are known. And this can be done with distributed memory and distributed processing – with global open resources, global collaboration, not everyone for themselves.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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It requires links between concepts and things in all human and domain specific languages. So global translation and access for all humans in all languages is built in. Human, STEMC (science, technology, engineering, mathematics, computing) and all the domain specific languages are built it. And since all human are involved in building, verification, best practices, reliability, and open best practices – each person (or AI) can use the best in world, not only what they can afford, or their country and wealth afford.<\/span><\/p>\n

It is global sharing that remove restriction on growth and use. When the knowledge is free to all, the only restriction on individual wealth is not power, but collaboration. Users all can see what things are used for, and all impacts and uses. Any human or AI can see all that is known about earth, solar system, the larger Universe. And their memory is not limited to their brain but to what is known and stored.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Jatin Rao Saini @ja3rao Ever wondered what happens inside a soap bubble?
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I would like to play with it, without having to maintain your whole development environment, and linked so when I create new things and examples – that require optimization of the model(s) – that is done seamlessly.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Andrew Lampinen @AndrewLampinen Nice analysis, but I’m a little surprised that people are surprised by this. The basic tactics that any decent chess player will find (forks, pins, etc.) are 2+ move combinations; they can be noticed by patterns but you need to look ahead to verify they work in context 1\/3 x.com\/jenner_erik\/st\u2026 Erik Jenner
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