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FutureFlair FutureFlair aims to be the "dynamite" of ideas and I have revived this page in 2023. Save it as plain text, no frills, no BOLD, no Italics, just text.
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If there is an idea in your head but you have nowhere to go with it, come here! If you want to propose a change to anything, but don't know who to tell, tell me! If something is broken and you know the fix, but it's a HUGE thing with no one owner, tell the people! (once the cat's out of the bag, everybody knows its a cat!)

For purposes of documenting your idea in a consistent fashion with others

on this page, the following TEMPLATE is offered:

What is it?:
Who uses it?:
How long has it existed?:
What is wrong with it?:
What is today's date? (the date you "Idea'd" it!):

Can it be fixed by one person, a small team or will it require an entire company?:

Do you care who builds it? (yes/no):
Do you want to be a part of the production team?:
Where should it be built, assembled and installed?:

What technological challenges exist stopping us from creating it?:

Can you estimate the amount of money needed to create this idea?:


Instructions: (please follow carefully)
1. Take a copy of the above template and save it in the easiest text editor available.
2. Begin populating the fields with your ideas.
4. Always use, "Save As..." to save a work in progress!
5. Leave the original blank template unchanged for the next idea.
6. Once everything you know about the idea is entered, save it.
7. Wait no less than one day before returning to the idea.
8. After returning, re-read the idea and see if anything is missing.
9. If nothing is missing, is anything wrong with the idea?
10. If nothing is wrong and the idea is complete, bring it to the Wall. Have fun with this process! Remember the idea you submit may be one of a kind, unique and envisioned by no one else ever in the history of the world (or the future of it, for that matter). Never underestimate the power of a single good idea to change the world and make life better! This is the extended Mission Statement of FutureFlair and I'm certain many will look forward to reading what you have to offer. Thank you!

09/21/2023

Question as posed to the current ChatGPT: ... Describe a vector space in layman's terms and answer the question, what does this most closely relate to in any other high-level programming language?

Answer: ... In layman's terms, a vector space is like a special kind of playground for numbers, where each number is like a kid playing around. These numbers, or "kids," have specific positions in this space, just like kids standing at different spots in a playground. The positions tell us something about these numbers, such as their size, direction, and even how they relate to each other.

Now, to relate this to high-level programming languages, think of a vector space as something similar to an array or a list. In programming, an array is a way to store a bunch of values in a specific order. Each value in the array has an index that tells you where it is located in the list. You can perform various operations on these values in the array, such as adding, subtracting, or multiplying them.

So, in a way, a vector space is like a fancy, mathematical version of an array in programming. It's a space where numbers (or vectors) have positions and can be manipulated in certain ways, just like how you can work with values in an array in programming. However, in a vector space, you have more mathematical tools to understand and manipulate these numbers, making it a powerful concept used in various fields like physics, computer graphics, and machine learning.

(This answer encompasses the questions I have about A.I. and specifically ChatGPT, and I am making a series of posts to “document” the topic in a mentoring approach.)

09/21/2023

Question: ... Summarize what the 175 billion parameters (of ChatGPT) consist of in a list of the top 10 or 12 distinct classes or categories.

Answer: ... The 175 billion parameters in GPT-3 can be broadly categorized into several distinct classes or categories:

1. Word Embeddings: Parameters related to representing words and their meanings in a high-dimensional vector space.

2. Contextual Information: Parameters that capture the context and relationships between words in a given text.

3. Syntax and Grammar: Parameters responsible for understanding and generating grammatically correct sentences.

4. Knowledge and Facts: Parameters that encode general knowledge and factual information up to the model's training cut-off date.

5. Semantics and Meaning: Parameters that help the model understand the meaning of words and phrases in various contexts.

6. Attention Mechanisms: Parameters that control the model's ability to focus on specific parts of the input text.

7. Fine-Tuning Layers: Parameters that are fine-tuned on specific tasks, allowing GPT-3 to perform tasks like translation, question-answering, and text completion.

8. Language Modeling: Parameters that enable the model to predict the next word in a sequence, a fundamental aspect of language modeling.

9. Memory and Recall: Parameters that facilitate the model's ability to remember and recall information from earlier parts of a text.

10. Contextual Adaptation: Parameters responsible for adapting the model's responses based on the input context, making it context-aware.

11. Generation Control: Parameters that help control the style, tone, and content of the generated text.

12. Ethical and Bias Mitigation: Parameters designed to reduce biases and produce more ethical and inclusive text outputs.

These parameters work together to enable GPT-3 to generate coherent and contextually relevant text across a wide range of tasks and applications.

(This answer encompasses the questions I have about A.I. and specifically ChatGPT, and I am making a series of posts to “document” the topic in a mentoring approach.)

09/21/2023

Question: ... When was the first LLM of Generative A.I. announced or brought online for testing?

Answer: ... As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, the first large language model (LLM) of Generative AI was GPT-3, which was developed by OpenAI and announced in June 2020. GPT-3 was a significant advancement in natural language processing and generation, with 175 billion parameters. It was made available for limited testing and use by select partners and developers.

Since my information is not current beyond September 2021, I cannot provide details about any subsequent developments or newer models that may have been announced or brought online for testing after that date. It's possible that newer and more advanced models have been developed since then. I recommend checking the latest news and updates from organizations like OpenAI to stay informed about the latest advancements in Generative AI.

(This answer encompasses the questions I have about A.I. and specifically ChatGPT, and I am making a series of posts to “document” the topic in a mentoring approach.)

09/18/2023

Here is one other thing people may be curious to know about :

"Is there a list of disallowed topics on ChatGPT?"

Getting started with ChatGPT:.. Step 1: Go to the website: https://openai.com/.. Step 2: Under the top menu "ChatGPT" c...
09/18/2023

Getting started with ChatGPT:
.. Step 1: Go to the website: https://openai.com/
.. Step 2: Under the top menu "ChatGPT" chose "Try ChatGPT".
.. Step 3: Sign-up options include an E-mail address, Google Account, Microsoft Account, or Apple UserID (Account).

[ I am not even familiar with the 'scope' of all these accounts and the formats of each individual account, so feel good about yourself IF you already have one of these and 'Know' how to use it for logging in to other websites or online services! ]
.. Step 4: The key parts of ChatGPT (version 3.5) are a sidebar or Margin area where "[ + New chat ]" is shown in the upper left corner of the screen, and a "Send a message" field at the bottom of the page.

[ The "Send a message" field could also be called, 'Ask ChatGPT a question' field, and this would not be wrong. ]
.. Step 5: Compose a question to ask ChatGPT and click the 'Send' arrow when you are ready! Don't be afraid of asking ChatGPT a poorly worded question or about a topic it MIGHT NOT HAVE any information on at this time (Fall 2023). That is totally fine! ChatGPT will absolutely, kindly let users know when the topic doesn't "click" (my words) with it.

Included with this Post is a screen-grab showing the ChatGPT (version 3.5) interface as it appears at this time.

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