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GPT 4.5 Generates Hilarious Content According to Dan Shipper
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GPT 4.5 is actually so fucking funny > be me
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Objective AI preference tests lack real world validity context
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This is interesting but it means less than you might assume. “Objective” preference tests like this don’t measure much—context deeply informs preference. Picking one piece of text vs another in a poll is a measure of preference in a peculiar non real world scenario. What
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Testing AI Model 4.5: Practical Evaluation Methods
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The best way to tell what’s going on? Spend some time every day with 4.5. Push it in different directions. See if you’re naturally drawn back to it, and if so why. We can all regroup in a few weeks.
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OpenAI Ships Fast with Rough Edges on New Models
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It takes a while to get used to new models. And OpenAI is shipping fast—that means they’re putting stuff out with rough edges.
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GPT 4.5 criticism noise ignore today TL
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You’re going to see a bunch of people shitting on GPT 4.5 in the TL today. Ignore the noise. Here’s what we wrote about that yesterday in @every
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Claude 3.7 Sonnet struggles with button color changes
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Claude 3.7 sonnet when I ask it to change the color of a button pic.twitter.com/SGGDxJjylr
— Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper) 28 février 2025Claude 3.7 sonnet when I ask it to change the color of a button
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GPT-4.5 Released: Personality and Creativity Upgrade
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GPT-4.5 is out! We've been testing it for a few days @every and, honestly…it’s not going to blow your mind, but it might befriend you. It's more like a personality, communication, and creativity upgrade than a huge intelligence leap. It's like OpenAI is pivoting its base
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Neural Networks Distributed Representations Knowledge Concepts
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This is awesome and should not be surprising. Neural networks are powerful because they use distributed representations. Any given neuron contributes a tiny bit of “knowledge” to thousands and thousands of different “concepts” It’s not surprising that all the bad stuff gets