Sad to see you leave and wish we could have had the chance to work together at openai. Congrats and best wishes!
@_jasonwei
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Med-PaLM Research Published in Nature Journal
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Honored to have played a small role in Med-PaLM, now published in Nature! https://
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… My grandpa is 89, and every year he asks if I've published in Science or Nature (he knows I'm a researcher, but he only knows those two journals). This year I can finally say yes! -
Transition from Individual Research to Large Team Collaboration at OpenAI
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Moving from Google Brain to OpenAI, one of the biggest changes for me was the shift from doing individual/small-group research to working on a team with several dozen people. Specifically, working on a bigger team has led me to think more about UX for researchers. Some examples:
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Scaling Law: More GPUs Equals Better Models
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Excited to see what will come out of this. One scaling law I learned while working at Google is: @YiTayML x GPUs = cool models
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Jason Wei’s Prepared Introduction Template for Human-AI Interaction
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I've always been in the habit of planning ahead, so I prepared my templated introduction for when we assist the AIs: I am a human being created by evolution called JasonWEI. I have been trained via a diverse range of parenting, structured education, and real-world experience in
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OpenAI Hiring Researchers and Engineers for Language Model Evaluation
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Our team at OpenAI is hiring researchers/engineers to work on evaluating language models! Come work with us, DM's are open 🙂
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The Evolution of Prompt Engineering Beyond Simple Model Nudging
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People always ask if prompt engineering is going to go away over time. My short answer is "no". But, a more nuanced answer is that the goal of prompt engineering has evolved over time: from nudging a finnicky language model to do an "easy" task (2020/2021) to figuring out how to
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Are Language Models Training Us Instead of We Training Them?
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Are we training the language models, or are the language models training us?
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Language Model Performance: Emotional Intelligence vs Reasoning Strategies
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This battle is quite revealing. Karina's prompting strategy was getting the language model to say it understands (emotional intelligence). My strategy was to get the model to reason more (IQ). Our strategies each worked on the respective language models that we are used to using.
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Failed Claude Prompt Works Successfully on GPT-4
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Then i copy-paste in my prompt that failed on Claude. Much to my relief, it actually works on GPT-4.