We live in uncertain yet incredible times.
Since the "ChatGPT moment" two years ago, I've seen the writing on the wall as many of you have that AI will change humanity in a powerfully non-negotiable way.
Our path forward isn't to resist this change—it's to harness these extraordinary advances to elevate human potential.
Learning is the cornerstone business practice of all human development and advancement. To progress ourselves, we need to enhance and overhaul our learning system. The signal for this change has never been louder than it is today.
In my work "Learn to Adapt" I outline how we can adapt the American education system to advance ourselves in this incoming decade of AI transformation.
Read the full blueprint here -> https://t.co/KjLMDdNqEM
I'm not just sharing this as food for thought—I'm directly inviting you to join a mission through the @AdaptEducation_ project.
This rapid-development research project is funded through blockchain technology (Solana - $ADAPT). As we progress, every bit of funding drives research into methods, tools, curriculum development and more that will directly shape how AI transforms education.
Promising experiments in AI-driven education are already happening today, and we need more of them to ensure scaled and operational success across the entire US. We must fail fast and push the edge of innovation to adapt our system quickly enough to avoid the potentially catastrophic side effects of this AI revolution.
I'll continue to share my thoughts here on X about why and how we can adapt our learning system, exactly what this project will achieve, and more.
Just ran on a 5090 / 64gb RAM - Took up 42gb of RAM and all of the vram. I had one additional program running and it crowded the whole system out.
Any params that would help it be a little bit more performant?
Super cool that it "fits" but you can't do anything else on the machine at that point almost.
@SamuelZengML@Edge0_AI@grok - do you have to run this through a web application that you download? Can you run these models any other way? vllm, ollama, etc?
9 months from launch to first machine in our 1,200 home/year factory.
We’re going to build so many homes and I’m genuinely having the funnest time of my life doing it.
DARPA made a digital tutor to teach IT to Navy recruits. In 16 weeks the tutor got the average recruit to a level of problem solving ability far higher than the top performers in the Navy with 10 years experience.
The guys who made it told me “10 years” experience actually turned out to be like 40 things and if you just taught them systematically you got results that seemed like magic.
The hard part about teaching is that the teacher has already learned the 40 things and can’t remember not knowing them — Feynman called this “the curse of knowledge.”
You will recognize this if you’ve ever tried to teach your kids anything. You know way more than you realize, and you get impatient while your child goes through those same steps.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
https://t.co/AUKzoQ5Ikb
Terrific @TheAtlantic piece on archaeologists' and anthropologists' slowly dawning realization that now-submerged areas on the coastal shelf--swathes of land drowned when the glaciers melted--may be where much of our species' early history took place. (Link in reply)
JUST IN: OpenAI engineer reveals he's had Codex running for 26 days straight searching for the lost city of Atlantis, as “vibe archaeology” emerges as a new use for AI agents.
I basically feel pretty confident at this point that we're barreling toward something at least akin to the Industrial Revolution and a lot of public intellectuals are forming their opinions about it mostly via confused vague popular slogans that emerge like a game of telephone