Tag: AI
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The AGI Economy is Coming Faster Than You Think
From Rohit Krishnan in Freethink (new to me). If Pascal’s Wager can be applied the “when AGI”, and I think it certainly can be, it feels wiser to me to assume the kind of thinking below is more likely than not. What to do about that? I have no idea. I don’t see myself rapidly…
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The Gentle Singularity
Interesting post from Sam Altman on his blog after the release of o3 Pro yesterday. Proclaiming that we’ve entered the intelligence takeoff is more than notable. As he rightly notes, being where we are would have sounded crazy just five years ago and might sound crazier than where we’ll be in 2030 based on where…
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Behind the Curtain: A white collar bloodbath
From Dario Amodei in Axios. “Most human wins” continues to come to mind when I read these types of predictions. And this seems less a prediction coming from Dario. Trying to become something like a ‘professional runner’ might end up being a very good option.
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“Is it okay?”
This essay from Robin Sloan (new to me!), shared by a friend, thinks about the outcomes of giving away (unwillingly) our collective creation of the internet to the AI. This particular section was worth remembering and thinking about: The Everything framework is pretty cool. Basically, we gave everyone the ability to type into one book…
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Studio Ghlibi and Sadness
In the way it seems only Twitter can do, one person drove this week’s discourse. Open AI dropped a new release to GPT 4o and gave everyone a heads up that certain style replications are pretty cool. Studio Ghlibi was tried and it went off. Every image was in the style of Studio Ghlibi. This…