Filip Victor

@drmichaellevin Papers are written for humans so contain a lot of redundant context to what's in references already. Signal to noise is low. If everyone will use AI for lit reviews anyway then we can skip it, and focus on debating hypotheses, experimental design, and data in repo.

I'm constantly irritated that I don't have time to read the torrent of cool papers coming faster and faster from amazing people in relevant fields. Other scientists have the same issue and have no time to read most of my lengthy conceptual papers either. So whom are we writing these papers for? I guess, at least until they fall in to the same issue from their own work, AI's will be the only ones who actually have the bandwidth to read all this stuff. I'm not specifically talking about today's language models - let's assume we mean whatever inevitable AI shows up, that is able to read the literature and have impact on the research (whether by talking to humans or by running lab automation/robot scientist platforms). So then: how should we be writing, knowing that a lot of our audience will be AI (plus cyborgs, hybrots, augmented humans, etc.)? Maybe it's too early to know what to do, but we better start thinking about it because assuming our audience will always be today's humans seems untenable. Taking seriously the idea that someday the impactful audience will be very different, and that the things we write now are in some sense a training set for truly diverse future beings, how does our writing change? or does it? what say you @danfaggella @mpshanahan @Plinz @blaiseaguera ?

@apaley13 interesting it didn’t flag copyright in the prompt. Openai usually refuses prompts that have words like Miyazaki, disney etc

@getFilip The new 4o Create Image thing from OpenAI!

Make me Ghibli-fied

@michael_nielsen The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by Jaynes

What are the most unusually ambitious books ever written? Interested along any axis of ambition, but especially unusual axes

@JoshTycko Careful, could be viral

Admiring the mobile hotspot named Transposon at the mammalian synthetic biology workshop

Brilliant and generous person. Jim's been one of my role models since I was a child. I don't know what is more impressive: how seamlessly he blended science and business or that he stayed so humble and kind despite his wild success. Thank you

This essay is even more relevant today then when i first read it last yr theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

@namibaral @viaMetaMap (my co) and many of our competitors have automated kyc/kyb years ago. It’s surprising how long this transition is taking. Faster, cheaper, more efficient, a no-brainer.

@getFilip It's mostly because of KYC/KYB reviews. Most banks have a manual review process, and even if they wanted to automate this process, there are very few vendors in the market who can provide 100% faster identification. Automated KYC is fast, but KYB still is mostly manual.

Why does it take a week to two to open an acct at jpm/ms? We have to ask for favors to become customers with world’s largest banks within a reasonable time frame…

@Shripriya @jhong @elonmusk @VinnyLingham @MeghnaMann @viaMetaMap Anybody interested in verifying millions of users, incl Elon ;)

@getFilip @jhong @elonmusk @VinnyLingham @MeghnaMann @viaMetaMap You want Elon to DM you? :)

That is 8 days from now. HOTorNOT went from idea to profitable website in eight days. Within another eight days we broke 1 million pageviews per day. We named the company "Eight Days, Inc." to communicate things can be achieved quickly. This is a reasonable demand from @elonmusk

@Shripriya @jhong @elonmusk @VinnyLingham @MeghnaMann @viaMetaMap Yes! We've been asked to do this b4 by companies, even web3 co's. Bots and fraud are awful and folks want trust on platforms. Verifying millions of users at a low cost and high accuracy, while maintaining good UX is not straightforward at all. @viaMetaMap is focusing here. dm me

@jhong @elonmusk @VinnyLingham Hey @getFilip and @MeghnaMann - an opportunity for @viaMetaMap

@jecapwelambarg @GleasonGoes @rabois I see u 😂

@GleasonGoes @rabois courtside

Leadership training at Ramp today.

@apaley13 @dsgnrfourteen Hah thats awesome. Says Paley but looks like Dennis

@dsgnrfourteen Incredibly creative community! Look at the bottom right 😂

Took me a while to notice this. The first virtual statue of myself 🔥

@naturecomputes @NeurIPSConf Wowowow great schedule. Can i come @naturecomputes ?

Our workshop on Symmetry and Geometry in Neural Representations has been accepted to @NeurIPSConf 2022! We've put together a lineup of incredible speakers and panelists from 🧠 neuroscience, 🤖 geometric deep learning, and 🌐 geometric statistics.

@viaMetaMap was recognized today on the @Forbes #ai50. Really great group of companies to find yourself in. Congrats team 🔥 forbes.com/lists/ai50/?sh… dm if curious how we're moving the service economy online \ why emerging markets are the most interesting arena for growth

@zachperret @jay_ssh Can't say I'm surprised unfortunately

We’re launching Financial Connections today, enabling businesses and their customers to safely share their financial data. Businesses can go directly to Stripe to access a privacy-first authentication flow and our new data API. stripe.com/financial-conn…

@JHCA1 @viaMetaMap Hah. Can you say reputation in 50 languages? Mexico was a great choice to start. We've since expanded to all of latam, africa, and recently SEA. I'm writing this our of our Delhi office atm :) SOON

@getFilip @viaMetaMap Aaaaand reputaccccccción

@AlexisBonillo @viaMetaMap @AlexisBonillo thanks for the support over the years!

Congrats @getFilip & team @viaMetaMap!