Vane @bytesandbets

insider of nothing Hong Kong Joined October 2020

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Vane @bytesandbets

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@kushmergedeck Hello

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4 weeks ago

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I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.

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2 months ago

@edinsoncode @viaintisol

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2 months ago

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2 months ago

we are so back

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2 months ago

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3 months ago

@motion_so Got it! Checking it out now

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SciTech Era @SciTechera

3 months ago

“AI MODELS COULD BECOME 10× SMALLER WITHOUT LOSING MOST OF THEIR INTELLIGENCE.” Mark Zuckerberg says one of the most powerful developments in AI is model distillation: taking the capabilities of a much larger model and transferring them into a much smaller one. - Meta's huge frontier models can serve as "teachers" for smaller models. - Zuckerberg says a model could potentially retain around 90–95% of the larger model's intelligence while being only ~10% of its size. - That means dramatically lower inference costs, memory requirements and computing power. - Developers can distill and customize these capabilities for their own applications. And that's where open-source models come into the picture.

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Vane @bytesandbets

3 months ago

Get the fuckin money

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Vane @bytesandbets

3 months ago

The biggest cheat code in business right now isn't building another $10/mo AI SaaS. It’s using AI to automate expensive, manual B2B workflows (RFPs, M&A data rooms, medical billing) and charging $15k+ for the outcome. Stop selling the software. Sell the dug hole.

Corey Ganim @coreyganim

3 months ago

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Vane @bytesandbets

3 months ago

If you don't have conviction in an idea and you don't have a co-founder, go somewhere where you'll find one.

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Anissa Gardizy @anissagardizy8

3 months ago

new: Situational Awareness has invested $500M in a stealth startup called Source Foundry, including a fresh $400M infusion this week. Source Foundry wants to challenge ASML, which sells the extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) machines necessary for making cutting edge AI chips. with @KateClarkTweets for @WSJ: wsj.com/tech/ai/situat…

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Vane @bytesandbets

3 months ago

Founders willingly accept worse valuation terms for higher firm aura

Matthew Yu @matthewyuart

3 months ago

VCs ranked by aura.

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3 months ago

@PromptLLM Fascinating that an LLM which is essentially just a massive probability engine recognizes that humans struggle most with navigating probability

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Vane @bytesandbets

3 months ago

Vendor financing at its absolute finest. Give a startup ten billion in cloud credits, book it as YoY Azure growth, and watch the multiple expand

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3 months ago

BREAKING: Microsoft just revealed ~70% of its entire AI revenue comes from ONE customer… OpenAI 💀

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Vane @bytesandbets

3 months ago

the real money is in the managed layer

Corey Ganim @coreyganim

3 months ago

Managed AI agents fail because the client never learns what to delegate. A shared client-agent-operator channel + approval gates + a weekly value ledger is what turns a one-time install into a service clients get hooked on. I broke down the full managed layer here: