I fully agree with both of those earlier tweets. I think LLMs will be transformational and are increasingly creative. Will even better architectures for AI emerge? I think that's likely, too.
@erikbryn
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LLMs Transform Economy Without Reaching General Intelligence
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Transformative AI Poses Nine Economic Challenges
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Transformative AI poses a challenge to economics. In fact, at least nine challenges.
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Economics of Transformative AI: Key Research Findings
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Jakob Nielsen summarizes the key papers from our @nberpubs workshop on the Economics of Transformative AI.
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AI’s Transformative Economic Implications: Growth, Innovation, Inequality
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Economists must take seriously the transformative implications of AI for the economy:
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Government Service Failures: Understaffing Over Malice Attribution
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Reid Hoffman on AI and the Future of Work
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More Scientists Drive Innovation in Cancer Cures and Clean Energy
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More scientists => more innovation => more cancer cures and clean energy breakthroughs for the world
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AI and Retraining: Key Topic for Coming Years
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Here's some fascinating work on AI and retraining. We'll be hearing more about this topic in the coming months and years, no doubt.
