Eoghan Flanagan

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@austinc3301 I have never had dream envy before.

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@SebastienBubeck What's the TL, ; DR of this chart?

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@andersonbcdefg Sounds like Gods calling you to become a pastor.

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@wilhelmscreamin The Time Travellers Wife but AI. Serious question how is it improved.

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@adamparsons @DalrympleWill Yes, yes, yes and yes.

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@DalrympleWill @adamparsons @Papad_george

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@dioscuri If only we could get them hooked on something

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@ClementDelangue Can you explain more about why the round trip occasionally gives back different tokens? Isn't tokenization deterministic?

[Jaime Sevilla @Jsevillamol]

Compute bottlenecks, safety concerns, and distillation risks point away from public frontier AI deployment.

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@DarrenDarr92305 @apples_jimmy He only responds when you call him Mr. Apples

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@richimedhurst How would you describe their philosophy / goals? Why does Britain still feel the need to be involved in the ME?

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@SakanaAILabs How do you jointly train the token embedding with the denoising model and prevent mode collapse?

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@WarshipCam @georgeemmett8 @grok Where was HMS Queen Elizabeth deployed?

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@littmath @a_holmstrom @plain_simon Rename it Pride Rock

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@DeryaTR_ I was considering a similar project but Claude warned me that these games are still subject to copyright....

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@austinc3301 It was 😂

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@housetrotter What did you shoot these on?

[Eoghan Flanagan @KateandPie]

@allTheYud @Sidjain_90 as usual @allTheYud puts it much better

[Eliezer Yudkowsky @allTheYud]

"AIs can't even try to do my job!"
=> "AIs are so terrible at doing my job!"
=> "Why can't the idiots trying to use AI for my job tell the results they're getting are terrible?"
=> "AI is helping me, but that's it; I'm still doing the work."
=> "I'm doing an irreplaceable part of the work with my skills in prompting the AI!"
=> "Huh, the new generation of AIs is getting pretty good if you just ask it. But the AI still makes some mistakes that only I can correct, and nothing can replace my human taste in knowing what to ask for and curating the results!" The ratio of entry-level applicants in the field to entry-level job openings is now getting very bad.
=> Companies are no longer hiring new experienced people. Applicant to job ratios for senior positions are getting bad. You start to hear about experienced people who are looking for another job and cannot find one. Managers are expecting employees who still have jobs to put out three times the work volume by using AI to assist throughput, even if the humans protest that the AI-assisted output is not as good and they're having to cut corners.

I'm surprised we haven't gotten further than the last stage already on translators or graphic artists. It's clearly happening, but slower than I would have thought, even after I tried to adjust my expectations for how slowly the real economy ever adopts anything.

In coding, the later stages are so recent that tech companies haven't gotten past barely beginning to trying to adjust policies to the second-to-last stage of technology.

But there's another generation of AI. And another. And another. And the companies actually start to adapt to the conditions implied by the AI from three generations earlier.

The process does not continue indefinitely. "AIs that do AI research" start going through those stages and some time after that everyone is dead.