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RichardSocher

Richard Socher @RichardSocher

CEO at https://t.co/d6TAIrishn - @youSearchEngine

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My friend Jason says I buried the lede. So here it is for the more hardcore econ crowd :) "the AI Economist can rediscover optimal policies that were previously found using mathematical analysis"

Shared by Richard Socher at 5/6/2022

At a super high level, humanity has been exploring different governance and taxation systems in its history. In this large non-convex optimization landscape, different cultures and societies will eventually optimize towards their local optima.

Shared by Richard Socher at 5/5/2022

Search apps for coding efficiency: 🏫 ArXiv 📦 AWS 💾 Code Complete 🎨 Color Picker 🤓 Geeks for Geeks 🐈‍⬛ GitHub 🤗 Hugging Face ✅ JSON formatter 🪟Microsoft Docs Ⓜ️ MDN 🧱 PyPi 🔥 PyTorch 📜 Read The Docs 📂 StackOverflow 👓 Towards Data Science 📗 Tutorials Point

Shared by Richard Socher at 5/3/2022

And what has deep learning ever done for us?! https://t.co/ojAXoQbpBw 🙃

Shared by Richard Socher at 4/16/2022

But despite having worked on language models for many years, I'm still amazed that it got these two right and actually wrote a German email in one case. https://t.co/5b9OiJgB5d https://t.co/s50i3bUKUL

Shared by Richard Socher at 3/15/2022

Summarization can be generative sometimes. So you can execute the intent communicated in your search query. Eg. for a query like “CSS flexbox” - a good summary might be actual code that's generated using a large neural net language model

Shared by Richard Socher at 3/11/2022

I've worked on academic deep learning and summarization for years. Summarization is a foundational technology for the information age and a remedy for the attention economy. Here's a🧵 for how we think and apply summarization at @YouSearchEngine

Shared by Richard Socher at 3/11/2022

We'll find out with https://t.co/2tfrBwz8cM We commit to no ad targeting but may have privacy-preserving, query-dependent ads (similar to ddg) unless we can avoid those also (we'll try).

Shared by Richard Socher at 11/22/2021