Max Murphy

I am Tibo and I have an incredible team. Codex would not exist without them and they cooked. Enjoy the new Codex app, access through your free/go ChatGPT plan and 2X rate limits on other plans. Can't wait to hear what you do with it. openai.com/codex/

Worked on ChatGPT engineering this year helping to build Pulse It’s designed to help you achieve your goals by proactively doing work for you I’ve been using to plan holidays, curate newsletters & get updates on rugby results Was a lot of fun!!

When will AI systems be able to carry out long projects independently? In new research, we find a kind of “Moore’s Law for AI agents”: the length of tasks that AIs can do is doubling about every 7 months.

We’re sharing how we think about safety and alignment. We see AGI development as a continuous path rather than a sudden leap. Instead of preparing for a single pivotal moment, we're iteratively deploying and learning from today's models to make future AI safer and more beneficial. Our approach is guided by embracing uncertainty, defense in depth, methods that scale, human control, and community efforts to ensure that AGI benefits all of humanity.

Back in Londinium for Christmas. Boomer agrees it’s freezing

I am not an AI safety researcher so I have no skin in the game but several forces point to the value of and demand for safety work shooting up like crazy in the next year or two: 1. With each new generation of models, capabilities grow, leading to increased surface area for safety risks  2. As we move from chatbots that just chat to agents that take actions (i.e., read-only to read-write), error margins will become smaller as the maximum potential damage of one bad action becomes larger 3. Companies are deploying AI in more products than ever before Product launches will be bottlenecked on safety work and it will be a race to build competent and efficient safety teams. Good news is that safety researchers can leverage the same new paradigms that unlock new capabilities (e.g., CoT models) to also make safety work faster, more accurate, and more flexible

Christ the Redeemer being built

My old college at Cambridge, @pembroke1347, back in the day

Can’t get my head round how the people I work with built this. Sora uses AI to create videos. Here are some of the coolest ones I’ve made… A bear playing the piano in the ocean

Can AI predict war? I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about this, and have finally got a paper out on it Very grateful to @TFletcher for his support & for not making me feel crazy when I raised the idea with him many years ago! And to @kaylanhua & Ezra! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Not me thinking the ‘congrats on o1’ signs at work were a pat on the back for my new visa (Turns out they’re for the release of our most capable and aligned models to date…)

My fav video from today — can’t wait to see what people think of this

Such an exciting day! Try it you might like it…

Excited to share that the paper Ezra, @maxmurphy100, and I worked on has been published in the Data and Policy journal! In it, we advocate for the use of ML as a tool in geopolitical decision-making and explore the current state of the space. (1/2) cambridge.org/core/journals/…

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Last time in SF as just a visitor…growing on me

Just finished my first week at @OpenAI on the Intel & Investigations team Such brilliant yet modest people who genuinely care about making sure AI is safe and benefits everyone Feeling v grateful for the incredible team that @sama @gdb @miramurati @jasonkwon & co have built