AI Has Invaded the Classroom—Here’s How We Catch Up
@tunguz
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Major Product Announcements Overshadowed by Competing News
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RIP everyone who made a major product announcement today.
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Sam Altman OpenAI Drama Captivates AI News Watchers
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Haven’t been this glued to the newsfeed since Sam was kicked out of OpenAI.
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Freedom from Employment Boosts Productivity and Focus
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I mean, I am glad I don’t work for anyone rn, otherwise I’d get nothing done on a day like this.
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Multiple Global Crises Converging: AI Doom Scenario Discussion
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So we are really gonna get Great Depression II, Civil War II, World War III, and the AI Doom all at the same time, aren’t we?
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AI-Powered Engagement Algorithms Will Transform User Content Preferences
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Nah, people will just get used to it. Most of them will actually prefer it. Especially videos made just for you from scratch. If you think the current engagement algos are powerful, just wait to see what happens when they are turbocharged with AI.
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Fine-tuning GPT-2: When LLMs Aren’t Necessary for ML
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After playing with fine-tuning gpt-2 for some simple classification tasks, my honest take is that for most *supervised* ML projects you really, really, really don’t need the LLMs. For simple image/text/signal problems use a pre-trained nn, such as one of the deep NNs trained on
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Gemini Outperforms Grok on Advanced Mathematical Problem Solving
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Just tried some advanced math manipulations with the AI tools., Still relatively "standard" stuff, although on the graduate school level. Gemini was the most accurate, especially for some tricker calculations. Grok handled easier stuff really well, but stumbled on the more