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reacted to giadap's post with 😎 about 17 hours ago
I've noticed something. While we're careful about what we post on social media, we're sharing our deepest and most intimate thoughts with AI chatbots -- health concerns, financial worries, relationship issues, business ideas... With OpenAI hinting at ChatGPT advertising, this matters more than ever. Unlike banner ads, AI advertising happens within the conversation itself. Sponsors could subtly influence that relationship advice or financial guidance. The good news? We have options. 🤝 Open source AI models let us keep conversations private, avoid surveillance-based business models, and build systems that actually serve users first. Read more about it in our latest blog post, co-written with @frimelle https://huggingface.co/blog/giadap/privacy-conversational-ai
reacted to takarajordan's post with 👀 3 days ago
I'm currently looking into what makes a scientific paper more popular than others on a platform like Hugging Face. I conducted a huge array of tests, content length, time based information even semantic feature extraction to get to some sort of answer around... What actually drives popularity of these papers, why do some papers get zero upvotes and why do some get thousands? The answer is absolutely nothing. Yes that's right. Nothing about the actual paper itself drives popularity, the paper's popularity is driven by external factors like it's authors, external marketing and others. So next time you see a research paper with a lot of upvotes, just remember it's not because of the efforts of the authors. Remain objective.
reacted to takarajordan's post with 👍 3 days ago
I'm currently looking into what makes a scientific paper more popular than others on a platform like Hugging Face. I conducted a huge array of tests, content length, time based information even semantic feature extraction to get to some sort of answer around... What actually drives popularity of these papers, why do some papers get zero upvotes and why do some get thousands? The answer is absolutely nothing. Yes that's right. Nothing about the actual paper itself drives popularity, the paper's popularity is driven by external factors like it's authors, external marketing and others. So next time you see a research paper with a lot of upvotes, just remember it's not because of the efforts of the authors. Remain objective.
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