The best lecture out there that you can benefit from. And I am talking about all founders and engineers included.
It seems like our day to day job is becoming less about technical work and more about reducing the stupidity in the models for a specific job.
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Men enjoy a good chase.
And here i am specifically talking about a male human. Cant say that about women. Lack of first hand experience there on my side. But men. A good healthy chase is more rewarding than any final goal. This true for startups, dating, fitness, everything. The destination is disappointing. The chase is where the dopamine is.
@SamVale29 Initially it will be something that gives immediate value and dopamine hit. Later features follow deeper engagement.
For eg: we build a realtime knowledge graph of financial markets which improves agent performance on risk checks by 46%. Quick, easy, hook to start with.
One thing i never understood as a kid was that- i paid for the pc, why do i have to pay for something to run on it? Seemed a dumb question as an adult but now i am back in the same feeling. More imposter syndrome when i am the one now asking for money for the same to my customers 😂
I think the reason we have such a hard time dealing with LLMs compared to when steam engines came out is an identity crises.
Humans long associated themselves with only cognitive capabilities. That identity is under threat because we can outsource it now and we are left asking the difference between capability, intelligence and consciousness.
Was binging on @StarTalkRadio last night and encountered a narrative that LLMs are mining machines churning human fossils of knowledge in abundant libraries.
It’s just a new industrial revolution. Steam engine made mechanical power, this makes conceptual power.