A good way to learn at OpenAI is to be ok with the whole company knowing you don't know something.
@gdb
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GPT-4 Empowers Non-Programmers to Build Apps Progressively
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GPT-4 for empowering non-programmers to build apps and gradually teach them to be full-fledged programmers:
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Library Design: Building Extensible Abstractions Through Iterative Refactoring
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A nice approach to library design is to first write the bones of a new abstraction standalone, and then flesh it out while refactoring existing code using it. One good sign an abstraction will be easy to extend later is if it’s easy to add existing functionality you’ve forgotten.
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NYE Coding Marathon: Developer Relaxation and Collaboration
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Current status: NYE coding marathon with @badphilosopher and @theannabrockman
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2024 AI Breakthrough: Capability, Safety, and Positive Impact
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Prediction: 2024 will feel like a breakthrough year in terms of AI capability, safety, and general positivity about its potential impact. In the longer term, it'll look like just one more year on an exponential that can make everyone's lives better than anyone's today.
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GPT for No-Code Game Development: Text Vision Functions
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GPT (using text, vision, and custom functions) for nocode game dev: https://t.co/hX8iGzRmyM
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) 31 décembre 2023GPT (using text, vision, and custom functions) for nocode game dev:
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AI Reality Stranger Than Fiction: A Cause for Optimism
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The unfolding reality of AI often feels a lot stranger (and overall much more of a cause for optimism) than science fiction.
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70 Years of AI Progress: Counterintuitive Patterns and Predictability
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Consistent lesson from 70 years of AI progress is both how counterintuitive the shape of progress is (chess was much easier than AGI), but also how predictable (neural nets were conceptualized in the 1940s!) with the right mix of intuition and science.
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Value of Good Abstractions and Reliable Infrastructure
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easy to underappreciate the value of good abstractions and reliable infrastructure