Wondering if people who are afraid of open-source AI infrastructure have, in fact, a deep distrust of human intelligence.
— Yann LeCun (@ylecun) May 21, 2023
Do they doubt that the benefits of AI will be overwhelming compared to the risks of misuse?
Would they have had similar fears about the open internet?
Looks like others are noticing that SF is the next Detroit: https://t.co/UYDDMgKiWB
— Keith Rabois (@rabois) May 21, 2023
80% of Americans believe that large corporations and the ultra-wealthy should be paying more in taxes. If Republicans are serious about avoiding default, let’s start there — not cutting programs that help hardworking families.
— Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) May 21, 2023
Cars are not sentient. But they don't have to be sentient to be regulated. Insiders like you talk relentlessly about the need to regulate AI but stay vague on the details. I think that causes anxiety among the early adopters.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Give me five of your startups. Get them to place ads on my tech blog. I will give them A1 coverage. Deal?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
My whole adult life has been a search for quiet. I've had 3 different buildings soundproofed. I can continue working on something in a noisy place, but to *start* working on something I need quiet. https://t.co/dgcqmWQOZI
— Paul Graham (@paulg) May 21, 2023
Have you found the quiet yet?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
I deleted all productivity apps a while ago and I couldn’t be happier.
— Catalin (@catalinmpit) May 21, 2023
Using several apps to become more productive actually makes you unproductive. You waste valuable time that you could use for work.
Take a pen and a paper or simple note app, write down your tasks, and cross…
Most people have still not heard of #ChatGPT. That is the truth.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 20, 2023
Most of those who have played with it, have not truly integrated it into their life and work. That is the truth.
Most early adopters have not figured out how to get the rest of their team along. That is so.
This is an Einstein-Tagore dialogue where Tagore said all reality is subjective.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Four years of university at ages 18-22 is so dumb. People struggle so much to just say this.
— Paul Millerd (@p_millerd) May 21, 2023
Maybe like 1 year of business / engineering would have been good at 18 and then another year of philosophy at age 30
I had the dumbest ideas about how the world worked when in college
GOP are extreme, unreasonable hostage takers. They want a spending caps deal 3x longer than any deal struck in recent history; steeper spending cuts that would throw American families off healthcare, childcare & food; extreme immigration provisions that shut off legal pathways.
— Rep. Pramila Jayapal (@RepJayapal) May 21, 2023
रेलमार्गको राष्ट्रिय गुरुयोजना बन्न लागेको मा खुशी लाग्यो।
— Arnico Panday अरनिको पाँडे (@arnicopanday) May 21, 2023
केहि महिना अघि मात्र यस्को बारेमा हिमाल खबरमा लेखेको थिएँ । त्यो लेखको लिङ्क दोस्रो ट्विटमा पाउनुहोला ।https://t.co/4bbC2dSiiC
(१् / २)
Imagine the outrage when this guy learns that half of all Americans are below the median
— Trevor Loy (@trevorloy) May 20, 2023
Who wants to tell him? pic.twitter.com/gtjKJfdZ4A
I keep seeing my various AI experiments reused by AI Influencers ("Ten shocking things GPT will do!"), especially my stuff with Code Interpreter.
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) May 21, 2023
The lack of attribution is not an issue, but I wish they'd include the prompts from my original threads so people can see what to do.
Prompt Share - Midjourney
— Alie Jules (@saana_ai) May 20, 2023
Inspired by @tasmilie - check out his amazing work and give him a follow!
Prompt:
minimalism, close-up, portrait, haute couture --ar 16:9 --s 750 pic.twitter.com/RNmYcMbC1q
You should try better prompts.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Sometimes just shipping it can be the key thing https://t.co/fyvvHqCkks
— Emad (@EMostaque) May 21, 2023
Steve Wozniak took his PC to his bosses at HP who were unimpressed (and Steve Jobs was furious!).
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Emad. I'd like to join your team and help you scale.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Kind of amazing how often one sees assertions that the global role of the dollar lets America borrow at low interest rates. Do you even FRED, bros? 1/ pic.twitter.com/q1ADssq4xM
— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) May 21, 2023
So the dollar's role as the de facto global currency does not let the global economy absorb all that excess dollars that the US prints?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Wait, do they print anything or is this all some data center gimmick?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Republicans in DC are pushing for a massive increase in the $858 billion Pentagon budget, a $1.8 trillion tax break to people who inherit over $1 billion & a $3.5 trillion extension of Trump's tax breaks. Oh, did they tell you how very, very concerned they are about the deficit?
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) May 21, 2023
House Republicans walked away from a meeting with the Biden administration.
— Hakeem Jeffries (@RepJeffries) May 21, 2023
They returned hours later with a ransom note that’s nothing more than a partisan right-wing wish list.
The MAGA extremists are recklessly driving the nation toward a dangerous default.
Get serious.
What explains the global wave of authoritarian populism and anti-elitism?
— Fareed Zakaria (@FareedZakaria) May 21, 2023
From today’s GPS: my conversation with @Harvard @Kennedy_School comparative political scientist @PippaN15 pic.twitter.com/0SmXTeCGr6
New research indicates that wealthy countries should contribute up to 90% of the finance that is required for global climate mitigation. https://t.co/ILYAtAuyzC pic.twitter.com/ByxxMI4OnN
— Jason Hickel (@jasonhickel) May 21, 2023
New research indicates that wealthy countries should contribute up to 90% of the finance that is required for global climate mitigation. https://t.co/ILYAtAuyzC pic.twitter.com/ByxxMI4OnN
— Jason Hickel (@jasonhickel) May 21, 2023
Notion is the perfect tool to keep track of a bunch of things you probably shouldn’t be doing in the first place.
— Dickie Bush 🚢 (@dickiebush) May 21, 2023
Is this democracy? https://t.co/jif45dnCot
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 21, 2023
Social media isn’t social - it’s performative.
— Naval (@naval) May 21, 2023
Where’s the chitchat, the banter, the easy laughter?
We made something new.
Push-to-talk, whenever you want.
With perfect transcripts and AI art.
A dinner party in your pocket.
Follow @getairchat
Never feel alone again. pic.twitter.com/V9urTOVf4u
Few things are harder to predict than the ways in which someone much smarter than you might outsmart you.
— Paul Graham (@paulg) May 21, 2023
That's the reason I worry about AI. Not just the problem itself, but the meta-problem that the ways the problem might play out are inherently hard to predict.
It would also be smart to employ some systemic thought here:https://t.co/lYZz6I4exA
— Greg Kieser - Reforesters and Dear Machine (@gregkieser) May 21, 2023
People who "work intensively with AI" could not predict GPT-4 capabilities.
— Alex Mizrahi (@killerstorm) May 21, 2023
E.g. Yann LeCun have boldly claimed that even GPT-5000 won't be able to solve task which require innate understanding of physics in Jan 2022. The specific task he provided was solved by GPT-3.5 only a…
a lot of confident takes out there pic.twitter.com/1T8n0H3Gk1
— AI Notkilleveryoneism Memes (@AISafetyMemes) May 21, 2023
I don't think that does it, because the bureaucracies doing the funding wouldn't know how to distinguish good alignment papers from bad alignment papers. It's possible that some progress could be made on AI interpretability this way; but I don't think that's enough.
— Eliezer Yudkowsky (@ESYudkowsky) May 21, 2023
If AI is getting all it's info from the internet, it will do whatever it can to protect dogs and cats ... not sure what it'll consider the threats?!?!
— Mike Oswald (@StoneRoadPress) May 21, 2023
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 22, 2023
Wait until the AI influencers, who flunked algebra, realize that AI is actually math.
— Sean M. Boisselle (@seanboisselle) May 21, 2023
So much writing on the debt ceiling right now seems utterly behind the curve. The question now is what does Biden do if Rs refuse any deal that doesn't effectively give them complete control of US policy? Or maybe even actively seek financial crisis? 1/
— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) May 21, 2023
This is not Economics. This is a hostage situation. What do YOU know about hostage situations? ;)
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 22, 2023
Since we both teach the same thing or similar things to similar audiences. Let's team up. How far are you in? Do you need help with marketing?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 22, 2023
“For 5% of the American defense budget and zero American military casualties, the Ukrainians military is destroying the Russian military, and that is absolutely in American interests.” https://t.co/AevHwOMHGY
— Kori Schake 🌻🇺🇦 @korischake on post (@KoriSchake) May 21, 2023
How do we go back to being a society that builds its train stations like spectacular Art Deco cathedrals? pic.twitter.com/GB7zgGRZvA
— Culture Critic (@Culture_Crit) May 21, 2023
my mother in law found my Twitter feed...
— Alok Tayi (@aloktayi) May 21, 2023
👋 hi Linda
I'm a landlord.
— Mark McGrath (@MarkMcGrathCFP) May 21, 2023
At one time I thought I would build a portfolio of rentals.
I absolutely cannot stand it and can't wait to sell and never do it again.
No liquidity, high fees, and lots of headaches.
Some people are cut out for it.
I am absolutely not.
🧐
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 22, 2023
Photoshop is fucked.
— Zain Kahn (@heykahn) May 21, 2023
This new AI model from Google, MIT and the Max Planck Institute for Informatics lets you modify a picture in any direction you want instantly by dragging it.
This work takes months of training and hours of work in Photoshop. pic.twitter.com/uC5V9ZpcwA
Nine regals
— Balaji (@balajis) May 22, 2023
Thinking their world was eternal
On the cusp of upheaval pic.twitter.com/kjfBPPfiKT
Nine kings met in 1910
— Balaji (@balajis) May 22, 2023
Four years before World War
No one thought that noble world would ever end
But beneath the surface
Technological change was bubbling
Political movements were surging
They didn't have the skill to run their countries
So they lost themhttps://t.co/fNGpGgtJDa
Constitutional monarchy = digital presidency.
— Balaji (@balajis) May 22, 2023
Just like several of the monarchs saw their powers constitutionally limited, so too do many politicians already have their powers digitally limited.
In many ways, the network is already upstream of the state.https://t.co/5cfm1CyACH pic.twitter.com/Z9i33hpt3C
...and when you consider birth rates in the distinct groups this gap is going to widen at an accelerating rate. pic.twitter.com/ZePUCi58sM
— Daniel Pickering (@the_djp_) May 22, 2023
If you're not using AI, you're falling behind.
— Zain Kahn (@heykahn) May 10, 2023
Here are 18 AI tools to future-proof yourself. Get more tools like this by signing up to Superhuman AI--the world’s biggest AI newsletter.
Starting to get TikTok-like addicted to Twitter’s new home feed@elonmusk is doing some algorithmic magic and it’s starting to understand what I like to see VERY well
— @levelsio (@levelsio) May 21, 2023
💊 💉
The future of Twitter is 'X- the everything app'. The goal is to make 'X' app as useful as possible, as entertaining as possible, & a source of truth.
— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) May 21, 2023
— Elon Musk pic.twitter.com/FSH6g66b2K
Clinton also warned that re-electing Donald Trump would 'spell the end of democracy' in the US. Read the full interview 👉 https://t.co/4MzDWKQrF6 pic.twitter.com/b8eYfy6Sei
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) May 22, 2023
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