Got it. Unfortunately, if you subscribe to my newsletter, there's no way to subscribe to just one type of content. I wish Substack did allow for greater personalization.
Luckily, there should be a pretty easy way for you to tell when an article belongs to this series (it comes out the same day and has a consistent title and tag). Ignore the others and just focus on this maybe?
Can you share where you saw that? I'll do it if possible.
Also, this is not a daily newsletter. I get the feeling that you're subscribed to both Tech Made Simple and AI Made Simple, which is why you receive so many emails. Could that be the problem?
The abstract for 'Scaling Laws for Neural Language Models' is so impeccably crafted! I must applaud the sentence structure, tone, and cadence... all the things. And then I found myself pondering, Human or AI...? Ah, who cares! It mattered not in the least.
Feels like a "robotic traffic detector" arms race is launching right before our eyes. Throw it into the same category as "deep fake detectors", I think.
Yea i just want to receive email about this series, but I receive mails about post and other stuff too.
Got it. Unfortunately, if you subscribe to my newsletter, there's no way to subscribe to just one type of content. I wish Substack did allow for greater personalization.
Luckily, there should be a pretty easy way for you to tell when an article belongs to this series (it comes out the same day and has a consistent title and tag). Ignore the others and just focus on this maybe?
Substack have a part for weekly updates, you can put this on weekly update and i can mute everyday blog update, is it possible
Can you share where you saw that? I'll do it if possible.
Also, this is not a daily newsletter. I get the feeling that you're subscribed to both Tech Made Simple and AI Made Simple, which is why you receive so many emails. Could that be the problem?
I,m sure lots of people aren’t comfortable receiving mails everyday, but they have time to read weekly update
I think you may lose lots of subscribers even if they enjoy reading your posts.
The abstract for 'Scaling Laws for Neural Language Models' is so impeccably crafted! I must applaud the sentence structure, tone, and cadence... all the things. And then I found myself pondering, Human or AI...? Ah, who cares! It mattered not in the least.
Feels like a "robotic traffic detector" arms race is launching right before our eyes. Throw it into the same category as "deep fake detectors", I think.
All the bots and GenAI are now creating an industry of bot detection. This world is wild, and I absolutely love it
It's a little bit like how ransomware is boosting the cybersecurity industry, ya?
"The thief drives innovation in lock making, which drives precision engineering"- Karl Marx
"I'm too drunk to taste this chicken."
-Col. Sanders