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A question: What is not on the internet? A surprisingly thought provoking question. One guess as to why ChatGPT was possible is the data around language & how we behave through language was abundant on the internet at time of training It turns out there's surprisingly a lot that's not on the internet
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E.g. Why are 32 institutions and robotics labs from around the world banding together to try to create a data set for learning? It's because there are not a lot of robots in the world - or on the internet for that matter, and there isn't a lot of real, trainable, robotics data https://robotics-transformer-x.github.io/
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what's not on the internet? breath. life. the butterflies and nervousness I get walking up to someone. that feeling when someone is excited to see you.
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What's not on the internet - -The truth behind pr and marketing initiatives -Physiological human events (eating, running, etc) -Identity of pets -Police force records -Pot holes on the road(Indian thing) -Number of trees
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Rumsfeld would say it better, yet pretty sure there are unknown unknowns that are not on the Internet.
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my grandma - she’s dead. but also: - some rare texts - most outsider art - much oral tradition/endangered languages, other cultural artifacts of value - a meaningful/delightful “co-shopping” experience - many family recipes - lots of valuable content re arts/crafts techniques — I think about this a lot!
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Internet-free thought is not on the internet. Everyone here is living in a spaceless echo chamber of interconnectedness. Conversations with people who are fully offline and free of TV and mass media are ones I hold very dearly. Not only because they are so rare but because of fresh insight they bring.
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-Most books published before 2000 -99% of the proprietary data used by companies and institutions -TV and radio historical archives -almost all of the worlds' therapist notes about their patients -Context based knowledge such as which one is the block's haunted house or who is the most popular kid in school.
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1/ This. The scope of data creates certain biases in the model, just like how sampling is done for statistics is biased by how broad and even the sampling is. There’s really two parts to this:
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Intranets Cash / commodities transfers Snail mail Diaries
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Most of the land registry around the world
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I don't think I've seen a single cat anywhere
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I think copyright law and lawsuits has stymied a lot of accessibility, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild,_Inc._v._Google,_Inc. Also lots of research is still paywalled, right? Protecting the interests of authors and researchers (theoretically) has kept only free, public domain stuff available? maybe?
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