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Sam Altman Energy Breakthrough Futurism Innovation
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Temporal dynamics shifts in technology: What’s actually changed?
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What made that conversation immensely frustrating is that I was pointing to a change in temporal dynamics, and trying to think of what had changed (and at what lag) and most of the answers I got back (cars, airplanes etc) are things that have been fairly steady, so weren’t real
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Sam Altman Energy Breakthrough Advances AI Computing Power
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Current consumption insufficient for ambitious AI goals ahead
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literally: read what he said – current consumption isn’t nearly enough to get where he wants to go
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Double Standard on AI Environmental Concerns and Paradigm Shift
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One minute I get grief for (a) worrying about the environmental impact of GenAI and (b) saying we need a paradigm shift Next minute people are all like cool cool when Sam says this:
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Technology Price Reduction Increases Market Accessibility
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Actually it will likely drive the price down and increase accessibility
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Lack of rigor and knowledge in AI field criticized
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“I have this idea where 6 – 3 = 72 and I am pretty sure nobody has thought of it, so you mind if I call it math?” This is person has zero knowledge and has made zero effort. Doesn’t even know the difference between transformative and derivative and still feels qualified to
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ChatGPT Is Just the Beginning for AI’s Greatest Contributions
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Don’t doubt that. But I don’t think ChatGPT is going to be AI’s greatest contribution by a long shot
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DeepMind vs OpenAI: Betting on Demis’ Leadership
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In the race between DeepMind and OpenAI my bet is still on Demis.
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Licensing concerns for AI training data sources
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I can’t look at this now without wondering at least a little about whether the sources have been licensed. https://t.co/1QBe47J6VB
— Gary Marcus (@GaryMarcus) 7 janvier 2024I can’t look at this now without wondering at least a little about whether the sources have been licensed.