Thing that stands out about current AI buzz is an unfamiliar realistic optimism, about the field specifically and tech generally.
Still very early days (and plenty of concerns!) for AI, but seems like people are sensing tremendous opportunities personally and for society.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Google competing with Bing’s new AI. “I hope with our innovation they will definitely want to come out and show that they can dance. I want people to know that we made them dance.” Fascinating interview with @reckless here: https://t.co/SkrGXgIbWP
Microsoft will let companies create their own ChatGPT. “BYOD”: Bring Your Own Data.
Do you get the implication? Startups that are just thin wrappers around OpenAI API may finally get their moat! I think this is even more exciting than Bing+ChatGPT.
Start collecting data now.
ChatGPT is just an HTML web page with a simple input box. I don't see what's a big deal - any decent web developer could probably replicate it in under an hour.
If you think ChatGPT is impressive, wait until you see what's coming in the next 3 to 5 years.
But to build that future, we need more people learning Machine Learning.
Most people think that starting is hard. They are wrong.
Here is how you can start:
I'm super excited we've open sourced Vizier! Vizier is Google's scaled blackbox optimization system. It has had a huge impact internally across many products and has helped tune millions of ML models at Google! We hope this is valuable to the broader community.
Regs such as #GDPR Art.22 state individuals need to be provided with meaningful explanations of logic behind an #AI system. How actionable is this as AI evolves, affects more areas in more complex ways,achieving a simple explanation with multiple models at play is nigh impossible
While OpenAI hit that sweet spot with GPT-3, DeepMind, Google, Meta, and other players too have developed their own language models, some with 10 times more parameters than GPT-3.
https://t.co/FMcSPdIWDz
Are the GDPR and the DSA incompatible?
(Like the regulation mandating all AI decisions to be explainable and the rule making Automatic Emergency Braking Systems mandatory in all cars sold in the EU)
NYTimes just published a long-form article on the astounding recent progress of chatbots, including our Diplomacy bot CICERO! (Under its tournament pseudonym Franz Broseph) https://t.co/bSAhPJ5buJ
According to @ylecun, “the mechanisms of thought will eventually be reproducible by artificial intelligence systems capable of learning.” He adds, “the human superiority complex may take a hit.” Indeed, indeed.
Learn how to get started with the OpenAI API and GPT-3 in Python.
OpenAI’s API provides access to GPT-3, which performs a wide variety of natural language tasks, and Codex, which translates natural language to code.
https://t.co/n5uJ0jpv3W
A Beginner's Guide to GPT-3
GPT-3 is transforming the way businesses leverage AI to empower their existing products and build the next generation of products and software.
https://t.co/kixPvi3PiJ
Arthur C. Clarke once remarked, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” The magic has been missing in the past decade.Advances have slowed. New smartphones/apps are only a modest improvement over predecessors.Generative AI will change that #ChatGPT