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Joined August 2019
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Replying to @stephen_wolfram
Incredible insights, generosity and work ethic! Feels like @stephen_wolfram is going to finally break it to us in 2024 that atoms of space are actually pixels and we are living in a simulation.
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I like what these guys are doing with UIs
Excited to share Embark, a project that I've worked on together with @alexobenauer and @geoffreylitt at @inkandswitch What if you could do your whole planning process within a single document? inkandswitch.com/embark/
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Replying to @dwarkesh_sp
Great! Was looking forward to the second installment.
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We only have months until ubiquitous, cheap GPT-4 automony - that's when the real hype begins
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One of the most insightful and detailed interviews on the AI future I've heard.
No part of my worldview is the same after talking with Carl Shulman Maybe 3 people in the world have thought as rigorously about so many interesting topics Part 1 is about Carl's model of an intelligence explosion (We ended up talking for 8 hrs, so I'm splitting this episode into 2 parts) Integrates everything from: - how fast algorithmic progress & hardware improvements in AI are happening - what primate evolution suggests about the scaling hypothesis - how soon before AIs could do large parts of AI research themselves, and whether there would be faster and faster doublings of AI researchers - how quickly robots produced from existing factories could take over the economy We also discuss the odds of a takeover based on whether the AI is aligned before the intelligence explosion happens, and Carl explains why he’s more optimistic than Eliezer The next part, which I’ll release next week, is about all the specific mechanisms of an AI takeover, plus a whole bunch of other galaxy brain stuff
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GPT-4 is rate limited and expensive, but GPT3.5 is not consistently good enough for operational use cases. The real explosion of useful tools will happen with TurboGPT4.0. More apps, less waitlists and cherry-picked demos...
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Replying to @Djokinho99
😂. We could take it even further and change it to reschedule by the second or microsecond...
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Very nice! Steve is great. Do you know of any other "interface crafters"? I would follow them.
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It turns out the tool use is an emergent capability of GPT-4. OpenAI must have understood this early on in testing.
The largest independent AI company productized the toolformer concept faster than anyone else. Crazy.
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Mostly done in one month. Exponential progress is hard to forecast even when you know it is happening. The most absurd sounding predictions end up being the right ones.
The big challenge for AI dialog systems over the next year or so is to make them factual, non-toxic, up to date, and capable of using tools like calculators, databases, search engines, simulators, or in this case, a simple calendar with today's date.
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Replying to @gdb
Everything is getting way too easy.
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Justin Watson retweeted
ChatGPT plugins are super simple to implement — basically just document your API, but for a language model rather than human:
Replying to @mitchellh
For those who aren't aware: you write an OpenAPI manifest for your API, use human language descriptions for everything, and that's it. You let the model figure out how to auth, chain calls, process data in between, format it for viewing, etc. There's absolutely zero glue code.
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Replying to @heyBarsee
@getbotpress is another tool worth looking at. Just launched.
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Thanks. About 15 minutes.
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The future of cold outreach, when two polite AIs endlessly reschedule a meeting. Created on @getbotpress.
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