“Just started at @OpenAI and I couldn’t be more excited to join at this pivotal moment of safe AGI development! Met so many old friends already, talent density of this place is just insane!! Thank you all for the warm welcome, and in particular @sama. Now let the unicorns fly!
“They don’t tell you this in college: Writing code is a tiny piece of building a production system. Getting software to work at scale in the real world requires many more skills. Today, people spend more time “fixing” than “building.” Even worse, as complexity increases, you’ll
“It is fascinating how much you can get a really good intuition of what an LLM might do right or wrong by thinking about what would make a human perform better or worse in a similar situation.” / X
“What happens when you talk to an AI about an emotional event? As long as you don’t know it was from an AI, you feel supported, but knowing it was an AI lowers perceptions of empathy… except for feeling cognitively supported (in the charts, all answers are from AI)
“Whatever prompt strategy seems cutting-edge today will likely be irrelevant tomorrow. We’re discovering entirely new ways of generating. A prompt is just one possible compass, and perhaps not even the most useful one. Think of any large model as containing an intrinsic infinite
“Slightly schizophrenic report from Citigroup. AGI is arriving in 2029, with ASI soon after. But don’t worry: work on your critical thinking, problem solving, communication and literacy skills for a durable competitive advantage.
The Man Who Predicted AGI Decades Ago w/ Ray Kurzweil | EP #125 – YouTube
“The first AGI system will be much worse than previous AI systems at pretty much everything — except for tests that focus on measuring general intelligence (e.g. ARC). Like a baby, it will be generally intelligent — able to learn efficiently and adapt — but will lack any” / X
Silicon Valley Takes AGI Seriously—Washington Should Too | TIME
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