Computer Science students: How are your professors addressing AI code writing for your assignments? Are they telling you to embrace it? Not use it? What is the overall sentiment in class about coding as a skill?
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Irony of a 20-second game code feeling slow
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Imagine having an entire video game coded for you in 20 seconds and thinking “dude this is taking forever”
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OpenAI unveils Q-Star/Strawberry, releases GPT-1o with PhD-level math
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Q-Star/Strawberry project was just unveiled by OpenAI GPT-1o is available to select ChatGPT Plus users starting today The text-only chatbot exhibits PhD level intelligence on benchmark tests and dominates at mathematics:
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AI would make a pretty good president, says post
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yeah AI would actually make a pretty good president
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They say safe AI is code for enforcing personal beliefs
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They tell you they’re making it “safe” which is code for making it share their personal beliefs.
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Showing ChatGPT or Midjourney to see his reaction
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Demo ChatGPT or Midjourney in front of him, I just want to see his reaction.
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Sneak peek at your future LLM interface
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A sneak peak of your future LLM interface pic.twitter.com/I1CxBlg4qZ
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 26 août 2024A sneak peak of your future LLM interface
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A sneak peek at your future LLM interface
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A sneak peak of your future LLM interface pic.twitter.com/I1CxBlg4qZ
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 26 août 2024A sneak peak of your future LLM interface
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Fine control and 5-10 second prompts
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I think there’s a tipping point with fine control where you’d only want to make 5-10 seconds at a time due to the amount of detail you’ll demand from the prompt. Longer is possible, but it might now be necessary. You want to achieve a specific result and be able to steer it