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GENERATIVE AI
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From Few-Shot to Zero-Shot: The Next AI Frontier
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In 2020, OpenAI showed that language models are few-shot learners. In 2022, ChatGPT was released. By 2025, Google DeepMind demonstrated that video models are zero-shot learners and reasoners. What’s next?
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Building Internal Tool for Blind A/B Testing Preview Models
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I get asked to compare preview models a lot so finally built an internal tool to blind A/B test them on real codebases
— swyx 🐣 (@swyx) 29 septembre 2025
(quick screenstudio, no audio since i'm sick sorry) pic.twitter.com/5IL4NkCJiWI get asked to compare preview models a lot so finally built an internal tool to blind A/B test them on real codebases (quick screenstudio, no audio since i'm sick sorry)
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LLM Researchers’ Knowledge Gap About Language Fundamentals
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Ironically, LLM researchers know nothing about language.
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AI Parasitism: A Greater Threat Than Short-Form Video
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Short-form video is not nearly the final boss, unless I've missed a huge number of cases of short videos destroying previously long-lasting marriages. AI parasitism seems like the worse, more advanced, more rapidly advancing people-eater.
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Seeking Expert Substack Recommendations for Better Content
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Strangely enough, I've never really used Substack, but I'd like to read more exciting posts from experts. Question for you: who should I definitely follow? I already follow EpochAI, @DaveShapi and Gary Markus 😀
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ChatGPT Ads Inspire Personal AI-Powered Self-Improvement
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And on the complete opposite end of the spectrum, I absolutely love these ChatGPT ads. Nailed the “use ai to become more of the person you want to be” mantra I have on my desk.
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AI Models Generate Safe But Unremarkable Materials for Scientific Research
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2. Until now, AI models tended to generate safe, stable, but unremarkable materials. They rarely produced the exotic structures needed for breakthroughs in quantum physics, superconductivity, or advanced computing.
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MIT Tool Forces AI to Design Materials with Quantum Properties
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1. MIT researchers have built a new tool that forces generative AI models to design materials with complex quantum properties instead of random guesses. This could radically accelerate material discovery – a potential turning point for science and technology How it works, a
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Exponential Growth: Why Every Point Feels Unique and Special
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Exponentials are weird, in that at any given point on them, that point looks amazing and special and unique. f'(exp(x)) = exp(x)