The prompt-engineering economy sold the wrong lesson. A model is not limited by the cleverness of your questions but by the completeness of your instructions. On Hadamard well-posedness, Deep Thought’s entirely correct and entirely useless… Read More »GenAI and On the Well-Posedness of Prompts
Empty offices seem to be the new norm. The current situation with #COVID has definitely accelerated a trend that was slowly being embraced. There are some pros and cons. The chief executive of Barclays, Jes… Read More »Working remotely…
It is that time of year when we have an opportunity to look back and see what we have achieved while taking an opportunity to see what the next year will bring. This may be… Read More »2018 – A review
It is that time again: geeky reading! Not only that by “Mathematics Today” has finally published the book review I wrote!
Earlier this week I read this article in the FT about the creation of a foundation for responsible robotics. Some of the quotes from the people that propose the creation did end up reminding me… Read More »Rise of Robots article…
As I mentioned in the last post of this blog while still hosted in WordPress.com, the Quantum Tunnel Website has a new home. This time the blog is supported without ads and that is a… Read More »The Quantum Tunnel Website has a new home
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 40,000 times in… Read More »2014 in review
ICM2014 — opening ceremony // Gowers’s Weblog I’d forgotten just how full the first day of an ICM is. First, you need to turn up early for the opening ceremony, so you end up sitting… Read More »ICM2014 ― opening ceremony
