@naval@JTLonsdale This is an obviously lazy take, but more so reads as if you've never tried to model a large amount of behavioural data. There are consistent, replicable patterns even where our capacity to theorize lags.
@karpathy This is brilliant, @karpathy. Grateful for your generosity in sharing insights. I wonder if a useful guardrail for an LLM council is to let go of deep analysis and just “trust its gut” (limit the time in analytical reasoning) to avoid overthinking.
LLMs are not the bridge to enterprise AI adoption. They're helpful at times, not transformational. We need genuinely emergent applications that are rooted in new ways of working to realize the AI valuation narrative.
@Heyits_Gaurav@bindureddy Or further exacerbates the anxiety... because they'll be left with the weight of a self-determined life without the support of a work-related institution. There's evidence to suggest that for some, this could cause more harm.
@foundmyfitness@PeterAttiaMD It's really cool how much you're drawing attention to the large body of creatine literature. I'd love to see more human trials explore adverse effects. Anecdotally, I've felt pain in the kidney area from taking more than 5g.
@emollick This also highlights the safety risks of capabilities outpacing alignment and maybe counterintuitively, a pause to focus on alignment may be more lucrative for the big research houses.
on @OpenAI GPT-5:
irrespective of whether you consider GPT-5 better or worse than prior models (and beyond some of the technical failings which i’m sure will get fixed at some point)
a lot of the pushback i’m seeing is along the lines of the fact that it is *different* than what people are accustomed to
in other words, people have spent the past 1+ years deeply integrating LLMs into their lives to such a degree that they learned how to work with them- including an understanding of their strengths and weaknesses, and how you need to handle them to get the most out of them
when the models change significantly in how they engage with you in a new release, it disrupts that experience. it’s like getting a new coworker. it doesn’t *feel* right anymore
the future of these models has to be some kind of “personas” which you can control, so that engagement is highly tailored to your preferences, and the logic gets upgraded on the back end with subsequent models while the engagement style with you remains the same
i don’t know when we get there, but that is my takeaway from the GPT-5 situation so far
@RealDoctorMike@EricTopol@PeterAttiaMD Can we talk about the trust and resistance obstacles standing in the way of effective AI adoption in medicine? Especially in the era of scientific doubt.
@cathsimard_ Sorry you're going through this. It probably should be a multi-pronged approach. There's intense evidence for CBT, SSRIs (for a limited duration), breathwork and meditation, and most importantly, as you're doing here, community.
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