Yeah Codex is really good. Even for non-coding tasks.
@tunguz
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AI Could Help Society Break Free From Institutional Stagnation
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Most of our institutions have either failed us or have gotten stuck into a local optimum without any clear path out of it. The power that AI will give us – if used carefully, intentionally, and thoughtfully – could enable us to dislodge ourselves from this trap. It's a
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Jobs vs Tasks: Human Adaptability Limits in AI Era
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Accurate, except for a two caveats: 1. Jobs and tasks are two different things. The former will persist even long after the latter is completely overhauled. 2. Humans have, at best, a very limited capacity to adapt over such short (and getting shorter) time scales.
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Current AI Capabilities Already Enough for a Lifetime of Projects
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Honestly, even if AI does not improve at all from now on, the capabilities it has right now would be enough to keep me occupied for the rest of my life with all the projects I have on my mind.
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Universities Ignoring AI Reveals Credentialing Racket Mentality
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The fact that the vast majority of colleges and universities have not done ANYTHING to change their way of operating due to the rise of AI gives further credence to the idea that they primarily operate as a credentialing racket, unencumbered by the real demands.
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Developer Shares Preference for Codex in Coding Projects
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For the record, I’ve always primarily used Codex for most of my coding projects.
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Backend progress and ongoing issues with AI speech-to-text tools
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$110 billion of which were Mac Minis.
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Decade of ML Model Training Experience on Kaggle
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I was doing this almost a decade ago when I was training ML models for Kaggle.
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Making it to 2029: AI sustainability concerns
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Man, I feel if we can just make it to 2029, WAGMI.
