[AINews] How Carlini Uses AI
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Congrats to Groq's shareholders' net worth going up while everyone else's goes down (and Intel's CEO prays). Nicholas Carlini of DeepMind is getting some recognition (and criticism) as one of the most thoughtful public writers on AI with a research background. This year he has been broadening out from his usual adversarial stomping grounds with his benchmark for large language models and made waves this weekend with an 80,000 word treatise on How He Uses AI, which we of course used AI to summarize:
