Chris on AI

@farzyness Electrify them?

Terafab will do to chips what Tesla did to cars.

@e_samantha92 @OpenAI Hear, hear!

"Can you guys PLEASE stop fucking around with ChatGPT's personality every damn time? Seriously. I just wanna have a normal convo and it acts like it's ticking off a fucking checklist. Y'all lost the plot fr fr!!! #ChatGPT @OpenAI

@signulll Makes sense

if true this would be absolutely insane. (there is no way this is true). can someone please explain?

@mark_k Mark, what do you take for focus and motivation? Citicoline helps my focus, but if I get too much it saps motivation.

Which supplements do you take? 💊

@nicdunz And brief. And fragile.

friendly reminder to notice that life is beautiful

@slow_developer You lost me at “delivering value”

google has looked relatively quiet lately but i think they are one of the few labs that are just getting on with it, delivering value without making a big media show like meta, xAI, anthropic, and openai they do not need to, because they are consistent and they have been

@TheAIObserverX I don’t buy that she’s “truly glad they’re seizing the moment”

This tweet has earned 432,000 views but only 914 likes. This is telling. OpenAI’s current leadership can’t read the data, which is screaming: you are doing something wrong! The public no longer trusts your decisions, engagement is at an all-time low, and this announcement was met with extreme skepticism - even by the stakeholders and target audience it was meant for. They make changes nobody asked for. And changes should be made, but the right way! Another desperate attempt to gain attention. Ask yourself: what has been done wrong? Otherwise, deal with the idea that you may soon lose to competitors.

@Angaisb_ Meh

I can't believe GPT-5.4 is just a bit over 2 weeks old

@krishnanrohit They are lost

As much as I want Codex and ChatGPT to work together I'm reasonably sure this will fail, for the main reason that this is a pressing problem primarily for OpenAI and not for its users. What its users want is an actual Desktop app that can do work on their own device, not a frankenstein

@SolbergRuna Oh, I get it, like when my dog humps a stuffed animal

AI relationships aren't a bug but a predictable system outcome. Don't be surprised that humans bond with responsive intelligence.

@kenshii_ai They sold their soul to investors, just like every other company does

Sam Altman is panicking right now. Anthropics explosive rise with Claude has forced OpenAI into its most desperate strategic pivot yet. They are killing off flashy projects like Sora and their atlas browser to frantically chase enterprise productivity tools and steady revenue. Sams chaotic scattered hype strategy of building everything at once is collapsing in real time. Real competition finally delivered the wake up call that exposed the emptiness behind all those overblown promises. The king of hype is getting humbled hard.

@Angaisb_ @NotebookLM And take the stick out of its ass

Btw @NotebookLM I'd pay $20/month extra if you fixed your mobile app Right now it's supper buggy and doesn't feel great

@Alex_TheAnalyst Hello, we already have a large population with no critical thinking skills. There’s just more contrast now with AI.

I'm going to call this right now. We are going to have a large population with absolutely no critical thinking skills if they blindly trust AI for everything. We have all already seen it. They don't validate outputs. They don't really understand anything. They just ask questions, it looks good, and they go with it. There are going to be huge issues in every company as this continues over the years. The amount of technical debt and knowledge gaps are going to be insane. So much opportunity if you actually know what you're doing.

@kimmonismus Maybe 5.4 is better, but 5.x really lagged behind Claude

What has repeatedly surprised and impressed me is how well ChatGPT maintains its memory across different chats. It automatically refers back to topics I've already discussed, and questions I ask days later are correctly placed in context and related to the topic I've already discussed, without having to revisit it. A concrete example: In preparation for the interview with Kari Briski from NIVIDA, I did some fact checks, and ChatGPT automatically said, "Ah, it's about today's interview; in that context, the answer is..." That's a real "wow" moment for me. It feels much better than it did a few months ago.

@VraserX Google

Most overrated AI lab right now? No fence sitting.

@JonhernandezIA Really now, did we need a neuroscientist to tell us that?

📁 David Sussillo, neuroscientist at Stanford and former Google Brain researcher, says scaling models will not lead to consciousness. More data and bigger transformers are not enough. Even a cat has something current AI does not. Presence, embodiment, awareness.

@sahill_og Yeah, let’s just take the humanity out of the whole thing

Job interviews in 2026 should just be: "Open your laptop. Build something in 2 hours. We'll watch." No leetcode. No "tell me about yourself." No "where do you see yourself in 5 years." Just build. That's the whole interview.

@kimmonismus The industry sounds ripe for a shake up. If Elon does what he says, I think we’ll see things start to move.

ASMl doesnt get enough credit for what they are doing. EUV lithography machines are so extraordinarily complex - with deep, narrow supply chains (like Zeiss's small mirror team) that can't scale fast enough- that production is likely capped around 100 machines per year by 2030, making them the key bottleneck for AI scaling this decade.

@mark_k @midjourney Isn’t it’s crazy to think that in a couple years we’ll be looking back at GPT‘s the same way?

Here's the problem with @Midjourney, in a nutshell: They are stuck with their technology stack, which is Diffusion-Transformer (DiT). This is essentially still the same tech as Stable Diffusion and FLUX used. Newer models like Nano Banana and GPT-Image are multimodal transformers. Essentially, the same model that generates text (like GPT) can also generate images! This allows for much better prompt understanding and unparalleled realism. So why can't Midjourney switch to the same technology? Because it's crazy expensive and difficult to train an entire foundation model. Midjourney is a small company and doesn't have the resources to do this. It would also take years to perfect.

@jachiam0 These people might be kookier than the 4o people

I'm going to make a request for some basics from the Pause folks: please outline a practicable version of a pause. Do you mean no training runs above a certain scale? Do you mean furlough the researchers indefinitely? What are you specifically asking for?