OpenAI has been working on a 5-year UBI study that has less than one year left.
@alliekmiller
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Planning for AI’s Unknown: Building Adaptable Teams and Processes
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About to give my last AI talk for the week and wanted to share some insight. LOTS of people trying to predict exactly when things will happen. You can’t. Make a plan for the unknown and set up your team and processes that allow you to experiment and iterate responsibly.
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Engineers Should Build in AI Despite Replacement Fears
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When asked if engineers will be replaced/what should students do, both Andrew and Yann encouraged students to build and get into this space. Yann says that AI isn’t solved and we’re still missing a lot, like reasoning and planning.
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AI Webinar Summary: Key Insights on Current Developments
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– this is my summary of the webinar and may include word choice errors or oversimplifications
– these are not tweeted in the order they were said
– video can be rewatched on YT if you want to deep dive – I’m not a journalist – this thread does not mean I agree with them -
GPT-4+ Benefits Healthcare Education Without Addressing Trade-offs
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Andrew said GPT-4+ could do a lot for healthcare and education, doesn’t want to slow down the “good” of this research. Both seemed to mention the “good” and “bad” sides but no tradeoffs shared, just that not having the “good” side feels like we’re missing out on something big.
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AI as solution to social problems: safety and ethics debate
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Andrew: “I don’t see any realistic threat of AI escape” Yann says he’s not involved with Meta policy work but that progress in AI fixes a lot of social media issues, like taking down hate speech Yann says AI is part of the solution, not the problem.
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School Needs Clear AI Policy Framework
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The school is lacking an AI policy. It is not the case that they have a “no AI allowed” policy.
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AI Learning Divide: Cheating Concerns vs. Educational Support
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The non-AI people think the AI people are cheating. And the AI people think the non-AI people are overly conservative/judgemental. The AI people see no harm in getting help. And the non-AI people want the full learning experience.
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AI Use in School Divides Students, Damages Friendships
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Talked to my younger cousin about AI. He’s 18. He said that his classmates are fighting over AI use on homework and he’s already seen friendships end.
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SaaS versus AI Models: Launch Strategy Differences Explained
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SaaS versus AI Models: The Official Launch Breakdown Ever wondered how the release of your favorite SaaS tools like Salesforce, Slack, or Zoom differs from the launch of an AI large language model like GPT-4? Let's break it down in simple terms. Launch Criteria: