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Head AI Product • Learning Unsupervised

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@ti_morse @elonmusk

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@ChrissGPT @JasonBotterill nic f tier

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@ironcarbs @ThePrimeagen Agreed!!

[neuralio @Neuralithic]

Framed like that, I would change my tune. Perhaps the most apt way to say it would be, 10 times less effort to get a month’s worth of work done. Which in turn makes it feel like you are able to get a year’s worth of work done in a month.

That said, it’s all relative. Do I feel like I get a year’s worth of work done in a month, with current models? No! I always feel like I’m doing too little.

Do I feel like I’m getting a year’s worth of work done in a month when compared to pre-AI (2021 and prior)? Yes, I think so! At least several months worth.

[neuralio @Neuralithic]

@ironcarbs @ThePrimeagen a lot! mostly though, this comes down to work, not things i’ve built. being able to effectively delegate and context switch a lot is key, but the speed up comes from handling months worth of tasks within 1 month, rather than building a years worth of “stuff” in a month.

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@ironcarbs @ThePrimeagen Yeah, would say 7-10x isn’t that crazy considering you’re using the tools to their absolute limit and your job works in such a way that you can achieve that without being bottlenecked elsewhere.

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@henrytdowling @radbackwards it’s gonna drive to home depot and pick some up

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@SewersOfSociety @radbackwards 2034

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@nikitabier @pmitu Nikita can you tell me how to get more engagement and vis. answer is probably just post more but curious to hear your thoughts

[neuralio @Neuralithic]

Don’t let Jonny Ive design cars

[Mike Matas @mike_matas]

Introducing Ferrari Luce, the first electric Ferrari designed by LoveFrom.

[Waterlogged Quagsire @Waterquag]

@cremieuxrecueil There's no substitute for having that dog in you.

[neuralio @Neuralithic]

@RobinhoodApp With banking, please add sub accounts/divided portfolios, and also Zell, weird that it doesn't have that already

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@willdepue though this may not matter much, because by the time it’s true, the advantage would have already cemented mostly

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@willdepue yes, but there will come a time when humans are not going to be needed inside a lab as well.

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@radbackwards would be a huge endgame signal tbh

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@radbackwards drop the stripe link dar

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if you know how to see

existence truly is surreal
and psychedelic in nature

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really you just need to

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Karpathy joining Anthropic wasn’t on my bingo card for this year. Possibly the best move by Anthropic in the last >3 months

[neuralio @Neuralithic]

I wanna see fine hand movements and more hand engineering for Atlas, with it being the most complex part, i understand they’ve made trade-offs.

Other than this, Boston Dynamics seems to have the most impressive hardware & on board AI so far.

[Boston Dynamics @BostonDynamics]

Everyone asks if Atlas can bring them a drink, but this robot can bring you the whole fridge. Using AI-driven behaviors, Atlas is doing hard work and coordinating its whole body to manage heavy objects, balancing complex contact points with accuracy and reliability.