Suddenly no one at Google questions Larry Page’s decision to acquire DeepMind anymore.
@pmddomingos
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The Future: AI as Cake, Humanity as Raisins
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The future is a raisin cake, where AI is the cake and people are the raisins.
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AI as Final Copernican Revolution: Intelligence Not Special
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AI will be the final Copernican revolution, showing that not even our intelligence is special.
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AI Race: Marathon Strategy Over Sprint Mentality
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The AI race has begun, but it's a marathon, not a sprint.
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Nvidia’s Profitability Independent of Data Center Utilization
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The difference between Nvidia and other AI stocks is that Nvidia makes a ton of money regardless of whether all the new data centers are put to good use or not.
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Human Confirmation Bias vs AI Credulity Problem
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Humans have a natural tendency to filter out evidence that disagrees with their beliefs. AIs have the opposite problem: they believe everything you tell them.
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AI’s Hype Potential Exceeds All Expectations and Scales
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On a scale of 1 to 10, AI’s hype potential is 11.
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OpenAI’s Success with ChatGPT Was Luck, Not Innovation
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OpenAI didn’t invent LLMs, and wasn’t the first to scale them up. It was the first to release an LLM-based chatbot to the public, but it did it to gather data, and had no idea it would take off. In other words: OpenAI just got lucky.
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Microsoft’s Strategic Independence from OpenAI After Altman’s Firing
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The real cost of firing and rehiring Sam Altman for OpenAI was that Microsoft decided it needed to become less dependent on those flakes ASAP.
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Books and Notes as Human Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems
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Books and notes are RAG for humans.