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Owners’ view of their pets’ emotions, intellect, and mutual relationship: Cats and dogs compared
Behavioural Processes, 2017Saho Takagi +2 more
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Openness to Experience, Intellect, and Cognitive Ability
Journal of Personality Assessment, 2014Colin G Deyoung +2 more
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Investment and intellect: A review and meta-analysis.
Psychological Bulletin, 2013Sophie von Stumm, Phillip L Ackerman
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INTELLECT-2: A Reasoning Model Trained Through Globally Decentralized Reinforcement Learning
arXiv.orgWe introduce INTELLECT-2, the first globally distributed reinforcement learning (RL) training run of a 32 billion parameter language model. Unlike traditional centralized training efforts, INTELLECT-2 trains a reasoning model using fully asynchronous RL ...
Prime Intellect Team +13 more
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arXiv.org
In this report, we introduce INTELLECT-1, the first 10 billion parameter language model collaboratively trained across the globe, demonstrating that large-scale model training is no longer confined to large corporations but can be achieved through a ...
Sami Jaghouar +11 more
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In this report, we introduce INTELLECT-1, the first 10 billion parameter language model collaboratively trained across the globe, demonstrating that large-scale model training is no longer confined to large corporations but can be achieved through a ...
Sami Jaghouar +11 more
semanticscholar +1 more source
Trends in Genetics, 2013
In two recent TiG articles, Gerald Crabtree argues that there is an ongoing, and inevitable, decline in the average intellect of the human species [1,2]. Crabtree attributes this purported decline to various different phenomena, although chief among them is the suggestion that the genes underpinning human intellect are uniquely susceptible to ...
Kalinka, A., Kelava, I., Lewitus, E.
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In two recent TiG articles, Gerald Crabtree argues that there is an ongoing, and inevitable, decline in the average intellect of the human species [1,2]. Crabtree attributes this purported decline to various different phenomena, although chief among them is the suggestion that the genes underpinning human intellect are uniquely susceptible to ...
Kalinka, A., Kelava, I., Lewitus, E.
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2001
Abstract The natural theology we have been investigating has undertaken to show that there must be a necessarily unique and absolutely simple being that constitutes the ultimate explanation of everything. The accounts that Aquinas has provided of certain important metaphysical attributes seem to anticipate the attribution of mind to God.
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Abstract The natural theology we have been investigating has undertaken to show that there must be a necessarily unique and absolutely simple being that constitutes the ultimate explanation of everything. The accounts that Aquinas has provided of certain important metaphysical attributes seem to anticipate the attribution of mind to God.
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2001
AbstractAquinas devotes the entire third (last part) of Book II to considering only one kind of created things: intellects, or more precisely, only such kinds of created things as are essentially intellective in themselves. In only one of his arguments for why created things include intellective substances, does he make the point that created intellect
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AbstractAquinas devotes the entire third (last part) of Book II to considering only one kind of created things: intellects, or more precisely, only such kinds of created things as are essentially intellective in themselves. In only one of his arguments for why created things include intellective substances, does he make the point that created intellect
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