@idavidrein
Guys can take a lot of time to read clues.
A girl I really liked actually kissed me out of the blue, on a birthday. I didn't really respond, because I thought it happened by accident.
@abacaj
Claude refuses to do so many things too. I asked it to come up with a name for a bird in my garden, and it refused because it wanted to respect the privacy of the bird.
@loriberenberg
A friend of mine got a soundbar, and wanted to show it off to me. After giving me a demonstration and telling me how much better the sound was, we figured out it wasn't plugged in.
@Scobleizer
I'm already using GPT-3 as a brainstorm partner for many things. I can only imagine what we could achieve if everyone has an AI companion that is way better than GPT-3.
@ESYudkowsky
I don't agree. Ideas become easier to implement, so the technical skill will be less important, but still someone needs to provide direction to guide the AI to create something you like. The same probably applies to programming. We will become more like directors.
Please don't censor LLMs to death. I was experimenting with story writing. Subject: a story about a street cat who has to escape an animal catcher, and Claude returns:
"Unfortunately I do not feel comfortable generating fictional content involving animals in potentially
Just finished 'the war on normal people' by
@AndrewYangVFA
. Well thought out ideas on how to make capitalism work in the automation age. Get incentives straight, care for the well-being of people and work towards a future that uses advances in tech to make life better.
#Yang2020
@SamHarrisOrg
That making money, even though it might cause harm, is more important than improving overall wellbeing, environment, health, science, art etc. A free market that could somehow reward time spent making the world a better place would be perfect.
@warith_h
@Scobleizer
I use it mostly for creative persuits. For example I used it to generate lyrics for songs. I'm not a very good lyricist, but I like creating melodies. So now I can write my own melodies and use GPT as inspiration for the lyrics.
@Perpetualmaniac
It's kind of sad that we have an opportunity to create something that benefits all of humanity immensely, but the first thing we think about is fighting each other over it.
@yacineMTB
Yeah, all AI people are saying "people are not ready for this", but when there is another giant leap people are just like "ha, funny that computers can do this now".
@somartist
Some of us are real and appreciate your work! But I think there are many bots too. I have way fewer followers (around 250) but I think less than half of them are real people.
Such an interesting conversation between
@drmichaellevin
and
@BernardoKastrup
. I love how their research and views explore and move the boundaries of how we think the world works.
@VictorTaelin
Nice example! Claude 3 has a really hard time to solve this. Even after telling it to look for mistakes and try again a few times it still fails.
GPT-4 succeeds when you ask it to write a python program to solve it. But it then proceeds to explain the steps wrong.
@cosminnegruseri
I started working on the AI song contest without much knowledge of transformers. First thing I wanted to know was, what can you use it for, how do inputs and outputs look like, what are the limitations? After that figuring out this diagram step by step.
@yoheinakajima
they are a service that offer multiple language models under the openai API definition. Makes it really easy to experiment with and quickly add new models to my service.
@Dr_Singularity
Exploring digital worlds and the physical universe. Trying to find meaning. Probably spirituality will take a bigger role. Enjoying life and others people.
@EMostaque
I hope AI art finds its place in the space of existing forms of art. And I think it will. People will continue to appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into creating a physical piece of art, and the story of the artist. Image generation should be seen as a new tool.
@yacineMTB
Definitely. I've been asked a few times "do you know pattern x?", and I didn't know it. Then they explained it, and it was something I was already doing without giving it a name.
@MrAndersonCFD
@SteveDCoaching
@naval
I'm always surprised that talking about politics in the US can be seen as offensive. Maybe it's the 2 party system. It should be ok to talk about politics and to not agree sometimes. Opinions and ideas are out there to be criticized and improved.
@nickcammarata
This seems like an easy choice.
But I guess there is a catch. Sometimes it is good to suffer, at least for a while, to learn important lessons about who you are. If I never suffered I would probably be way more insensitive of how my actions might hurt others.
@OfficialLoganK
Simulating interviews with historical figures improved a lot. And generating stories. Also some spatial awareness tasks that chatgpt couldn't do. I hope to implement it in my lyrics generation service soon!
@IntuitMachine
Definitely. I just pasted a complete API + platform documentation in it and could ask questions about how to do stuff. This is on a different level!
@donaldklee
I wanted to make games.
I'm a sofware developer now, so I could work on one. But there are so many interesting things to do, and so little time!
@kimmonismus
It's weird that OpenAI demos all these impressive tools (Sora, GPT-4o with speech to speech) and then just lets others catch up to them without releasing the things they build. What is the advantage to this strategy?
@nickcammarata
@Plinz
Yes! If everyone would use language models to write, nothing truly new would be written. The models we have now can only mimic what they have seen before. Even if language models become better than the best writers there is still value in writing.
@ElytraMithra
Some time ago I had a fever dream and was frantically trying to calculate how many slices of pizza I needed for a party. It needed to be precise, and the calculations failed all the time because of rounding errors. Until I realized there was no party, and the pizza calculation
@scottsantens
I completely agree. We have the means to provide a safety net for everyone. But also you want to make sure that positive contributions (by work or other means) are always rewarded. In the Netherlands you sometimes have the situation that you aren't better off financially if you
At some point during AGI development we have to switch from "how can we use this tech to beat others?" to "how can we use this tech to collectively get to a good future?".
This applies to countries, companies and people.
We should become some sort of hive mind organism.