Introducing GEN-1.5, a one-shot learner.
It can learn new tasks in a few seconds. Show it what to do, and it generalizes.
This capability emerged from pretraining on physical data at scale, as a step towards our mission of building general intelligence for the physical world.
Really love this. I connected it to eleven labs and turned it into a personal bookshelf that can read books to me and auto-flip through as I work, thoroughly enjoy it
I made this Three.js bookshelf inspired by the Stripe Press site. It scrolls horizontally, and you can open each book and flip through the pages.
It took quite a few prompts to get the textures and small details right.
I’m open-sourcing the code and prompt.
Demo:
https://t.co/9zJ6sfpX0v
GitHub:
https://t.co/jisHCh8lya
Inspiration:
https://t.co/qfoj8sR6n5
@Darpinian@ericjang11 Yeah I don't know if it's changed over time or I'm only noticing it now but it definitely feels like it's become much more cynical of late.
@ericjang11 Really enjoyed reading this. Going through a similar journey (robotics background, implementing deep learning foundations), like your use of Claude for experiments. Curious about your robotics point at the end, how do you see automated reasoning affecting the sim/real balance?
@JustenMichel Great read, was trying to map out the safety-camp disagreements myself. The OpenPhil / Yudkowsky delineation is clarifying.
What do you think about how these tribes show up within the labs? Anthropic seems fairly EA-coded, OpenAI is a mix and Deepmind largely a blackbox?
@jackclarkSF Interesting to think about this as cyclic. Software created a speed differential between digital and physical worlds, now AI will create the same phenomenon within software itself. Might be some interesting historical analogues to watch for here
It is high time that humanity went beyond Earth. Should have a moon base by now and sent astronauts to Mars. The future needs to inspire. https://t.co/6HjDQnRSA5