Max Steuck @max_steuck

Hopeless Optimist 🤷🏼‍♂️ Passionate Rock Climber 🧗 Learning something new everyday 📚 maximiliansteuck.com Hamburg, Deutschland Joined November 2017

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Andrej Karpathy @karpathy

10 months ago

Sort of true 😂

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Bojan Tunguz @tunguz

2 years ago

Hogwarts 1996 rave.

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Amjad Masad @amasad

2 years ago

China recently announced universal IVF, and with their embrace of embryo selection, I suspect we are going to see designer babies on a massive scale fairly soon.

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Tiago Forte @fortelabs

2 years ago

Digital notetaking apps have great memory but no intelligence GPT has great intelligence but no memory Wait until we figure out how to marry the two…

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a big deal: @elonmusk, Y. Bengio, S. Russell, ⁦⁦@tegmark⁩, V. Kraknova, P. Maes, ⁦@Grady_Booch, ⁦@AndrewYang⁩, ⁦@tristanharris⁩ & over 1,000 others, including me, have called for a temporary pause on training systems exceeding GPT-4 futureoflife.org/open-letter/pa…

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Max Steuck @max_steuck

3 years ago

Terrifying development.

Katherine Boyle @KTmBoyle

3 years ago

Terrifying development.

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Max Steuck @max_steuck

3 years ago

Interesting - Large (14B) RNNs versus Transformers

BlinkDL @BlinkDL_AI

3 years ago

Interesting - Large (14B) RNNs versus Transformers

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Hassan Hayat 🔥 @TheSeaMouse

3 years ago

As @karpathy said, english in the hottest new programming language Image 1: Code in English Image 2: The "compiler", simple call to GPT-4 Image 3: The Python code generated from the compiler Image 4: It works, first try

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Flo Crivello @Altimor

3 years ago

I don’t think people understand how fast AI is changing the game right now. The team is already using GPT-4 to build entire components in 10min that otherwise would have taken us days. We don’t even have experience in the language these components need to be written in!

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Paul Graham @paulg

3 years ago

We can't all use AI. Someone has to generate the training data.

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Raphaël Millière @raphaelmilliere

3 years ago

Another day, another opinion essay about ChatGPT in the @nytimes. This time, Noam Chomsky and colleagues weigh in on the shortcomings of language models. Unfortunately, this is not the nuanced discussion one could have hoped for. 🧵 1/ nytimes.com/2023/03/08/opi…

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Max Steuck @max_steuck

3 years ago

🤯

Siqi Chen @blader

3 years ago

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Max Steuck @max_steuck

3 years ago

Interesting.

Ethan Mollick @emollick

3 years ago

Interesting.

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Max Steuck @max_steuck

3 years ago

Not sure if this ends up being a good thing 🤷‍♂️

Sam Altman @sama

3 years ago

Not sure if this ends up being a good thing 🤷‍♂️

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

3 years ago

It's a mistake to stop saying "um" and "uh" altogether. Evidence: filler words signal that new information is coming, making it easier for listeners to understand and remember what comes next. Hesitations don't make you sound weak. They help you... uh... communicate clearly.

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Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt

3 years ago

Boston Dynamics shows of their robots latest skills

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Ben Tossell @bentossell

3 years ago

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Ben Tossell @bentossell

3 years ago

The real AI winner: Microsoft - $1bn in OpenAI (2019) - Owns GitHub which released Copilot - Dalle powers Bing Image Creator - Valle which produces an AI voice from 3s of input - GPT in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook etc - GPT-powered Bing - $10bn, 49% stake in OpenAI + 75% profit

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Lex Fridman @lexfridman

3 years ago

A bunch of folks mocked me for including "basic" books in my reading list (Orwell, Camus, Hesse, Dostoevsky, etc.) I picked many books that I love and have re-read multiple times. They are not basic. They are profound. In 2023, I hope for less mocking and more celebrating.