(1/3) developing good intuition and "feel" for concepts in ai (architectures, theory, etc) is crucial in order to be productive, but not many talk about how to build it.
wrote a quick read on my <30 min process for building robust intuition, quickly:
So excited for this event! We've got some awesome speakers coming up (& more to be announced soon 👀)
Massive thanks to @PrimaryVC and @gabyllorenzi for helping organize this event :) It's been a long time coming!
Join us here! (https://t.co/sTx8v9Yfn1)
Checkout our conversation with @chamath covering various topics like, defeating your ego, what people are missing in the AI Era, and the cutting edge developments at @8090solutions (4/20)!
Thanks Chamath for the insightful talk!
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Every company building on top of AI should be making their own benchmarks.
This is the way if you want model progress to disproportionally benefit your company.
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Pumped to be hosting @sunfanyun from @moonlake this Wednesday at 5pm for our next Speaker Series!
This event will be available to Stanford students only, but will be recorded & posted to our Youtube channel afterwards.
Join us on Monday for our next Speaker Series with legendary Silicon Valley entrepreneur @chamath!
Register for the event and submit questions for Chamath here: https://t.co/e8gIbtefR2
Join us next Monday for our next Speaker Series with @modal’s founder and CEO @bernhardsson. Register for the event and submit questions for Erik here: https://t.co/iPfRTCdJGH
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Excited to host @scychan_brains on the Speaker Series tomorrow as she dives into what the future might look like in a world post-continual learning! Stay tuned!
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I made Claude for Chrome up to 100% faster in a day with a simple concept.
Browser agents like Claude for Chrome are making way too many inference calls.
Most people use the same ~20 websites. The interaction patterns on those sites are learnable and reusable. So why hit the LLM every step?
I built a PoC where the LLM gets the task, picks the site, and pulls from a library of learned patterns for that site, like a cache. It plans what to do, then executes. No back-and-forth probing, no redundant inference calls to locate elements it found last week.
Results: up to 100% faster, ~25 fewer inference calls per task, half the cost, and sometimes more successful in actually getting the task done.