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xAI Series B Is Historic for AI's Future
What it does is super-charge the global datacenter takeover. @xai
ai-supremacy.com/p/xai-series-b…
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Michael Spencer
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Michael Spencer
@Michael_AI_bro
Talks about exponential tech, national defense, BigTech, OpenAI and Generative AI.
Katılım Şubat 2024
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@Noahpinion Are you saying Israel's the pet of the United States?
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Would you drop a bomb on 10 random people you'll never meet, if you had to do it in order to save the life of your pet?
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@vkhosla @realDonaldTrump I certainly don't want children with the ethics of Sam Altman either. But lo and behold. Our leaders are like cheap and crafty Napoleons.
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When will you right wingers acknowledge @realDonaldTrump lies blatantly when he is not hallucinating? Are his values what you want your children to have?
Jonathan Turley@JonathanTurley
I obviously disagree with this verdict as do many others. I believe that the case will be reversed eventually either in the state or federal systems. However, this was the worst expectation for a trial in Manhattan. I am saddened by the result more for the New York legal system than the former president. I had hoped that the jurors might redeem the integrity of a system that has been used for political purposes.
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“We have entered an age where a single human mind cannot comprehend the data that we are gathering about the universe.”
Our VP Research for Science @pushmeet joined @a16z to discuss how AI can help scientists and others with new insights.
Listen now ↓
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When American democracy depends on three swing States, you cannot call it a functional representative democracy.
America doesn't really have a real democracy.
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Looks like I'll have to @lindayaX quit X, if I write 2,000 posts and get 200 followers who are mostly bots. That's not an adequate user experience for some who writes daily with 300,000 actual readers.
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@Noahpinion It doesn't even matter considering what an oil exporter the U.S. is becoming. The U.S. is decades behind the rest of the world when it comes to Green energy, EV adoption and even making it practical or affordable.
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Technological progress beats activism when it comes to decarbonization.
Michael Thomas@curious_founder
Last month, Texas built 435 MW of new solar capacity—more than the next 3 states combined. For context, California has built a similar amount (486 MW) in the first *4 months* of the year.
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You aren't a "regular company" if you take 10 billion from a cloud provider.
You could argue this isn't even an independent company.
businessinsider.com/sam-altman-mul…
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@bindureddy People talk about agentic AI but even our copilots and search doesn't even work.
Can we please actually build good products before we speculate on what you think will be able to do next.
This era of copilot in chatbots is like a sea of tools people don't even want to use.
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AI Agents Are Going To Automate The Following Tasks First
- customer support and call routing
- doc generation in the legal profession
- data analyst / report generator
- IT support desk and ticket triage
- test script generator
- junior financial analyst
- contract creation and analysis
For the above tasks, AI agents already perform MUCH better than humans.
The next level of hard problems will require a small leap in agentic and planning abilities, and we should expect that in the coming months.
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@eldsjal It's synthetic spam it's not people sharing content though right? I could flood Spotify with synthetic music but that's not me is it.
Even the majority of reactions on Twitter are now bots.
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Today, with the cost of creating content being close to zero, people can share an incredible amount of content. This has sparked my curiosity about the concept of long shelf life versus short shelf life. While much of what we see and hear quickly becomes obsolete, there are timeless ideas or even pieces of music that can remain relevant for decades or even centuries.
For example, we’re witnessing a resurgence of Stoicism, with many of Marcus Aurelius’s insights still resonating thousands of years later. This makes me wonder: what are the most unintuitive, yet enduring ideas that aren’t frequently discussed today but might have a long shelf life? Also, what are we creating now that will still be valued and discussed hundreds or thousands of years from today?
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@tegmark Why do people never talk about wealth and equality and actually issues people care about?
For the militarization of generative AI we are already seeing with openai's partnership with the Pentagon?
Instead I hear all the lame talking points of years ago.
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Yann, my position is markedly different:
1. Extreme power concentration must be avoided.
2. Superintelligence is likely to kill us all if anyone builds it before figuring out how to make it safe.
3. Hence *nobody* should be allowed to build it before it can be guaranteed to be safe.
Yann LeCun@ylecun
The Doomer's Delusion: 1. AI is likely to kill us all 2. Hence AI must be monopolized by a small number of companies under tight regulatory control. 3. Hence AI systems must have a remote kill switch. 4. Hence foundation model builders must be eternally liable for bad uses of their models and derived versions of it. 5. Hence open source AI must be banned. 6. But open source is popular, so we're just going to say that we are pro open source but also say we need some sort of regulatory agency to oversee it. 7. We're going to scare the hell out of the public and their representatives with prophecies of doom. 8. But we'll make sure to appear much more respectable than the most extreme doomers. 9. To look even more respectable, we'll create a one-person institute to promote AI safety. 10. We'll get insane levels of funding from well-intentioned but clueless billionaires who are scared sh*tless of catastrophe scenarios, got too rich too quickly, have too much time on their hands, but should know better. 11. We'll claim that the majority of prominent scientists agree with us, even though said scientists are an infinitesimal minority in the AI community.
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@gdb Not enough traction, not enough daily active users.
Build products people actually need. Build products that have some entertainment value.
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Providing widespread access to cutting-edge AI features via ChatGPT Free tier:
OpenAI@OpenAI
All ChatGPT Free users can now use browse, vision, data analysis, file uploads, and GPTs.
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America is in a k-shaped economy.
This suggests that generative AI will pump value for the top 20% of consumers while stripping more value from the bottom 40%.
So how you view the lobbying of the technology optimism movement, is mostly just a function of your rank.
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Tell me where the writers of the Atlantic ask for their consent?
Are paid subscriptions even remotely a good idea in this kind of an economy?
theatlantic.com/technology/arc…
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@AravSrinivas It's amusing when a company that's just 14 months old without a product that's distinct, can raise a $6 billion round.
There are so many bots on Twitter I'm afraid it's not the best place to train an AI on.
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Google is really disrupting itself fairly all on its own?
I've never seen poor leadership so willing to sacrifice their reputation just to test a new product.
washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/…
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@bindureddy The reality is hardly anyone uses AI tools on any regular basis unless they are necessary for their work. Few people have even heard of these things.
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Disagree! Society Will Shift Towards People With Design Skills
While AI may make coding obsolete, it will make design and supervision of agents necessary
People who can use AI tools and execute will be the ones in demand
The problem with verbal skills is that there is not much inherent demand anyways! AI is not going to change that
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@kimmonismus Who cares. People don't even use their products on a daily basis. Having weekly or monthly users isn't a thing. They don't have a real business model.
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Because people are now seriously starting to say that the new model that OpenAI says they are starting to train is GPT-5, here is the reference again.
GPT-5 was already tested by the red team in April. Training has long since been completed.
What has now been started in training is undoubtedly GPT-6.
Yam Peleg@Yampeleg
Probably true. Heard from multiple people they got an acceptance mail today/yesterday to the red team.
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@pmddomingos This is a popular rumor among the techno-optimists. But the venture capitalist wouldn't even be successful if there was no regulation.
Because generative AI can't do what it's claimed to be able to do. The ROI is minimal. And companies and individuals are starting to realize it
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