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Here’s an argument that AI runs out of steam in the medium future, plateauing in ability gain

While this matters when considering the most extreme AI risks, we don’t need any AI capabilities past those we have today to have major disruption (good & bad) to work & education, etc.

When young founders build something that they don't want themselves but that they believe some group of other people want, 90% of the time they're building something no one wants.

The solar system cruising through the galaxy.

I keep seeing my various AI experiments reused by AI Influencers ("Ten shocking things GPT will do!"), especially my stuff with Code Interpreter.

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.

the eccentricity of a brand should map to how often people interact with it

if often: calmer and more conventional, if less often: eccentric and unique

e.g. boutique hotels and restaurants can/should have highly memorable design language because you don't spend much time there

Ein Heer von Ruzzentroll-#Accounts, gesteuert aus Ruzzland, versucht die öffentliche Meinung in 🇩🇪 im Sinne des Kreml zu beeinflussen. Katalysator ist die AfD & #Wagenknecht. Sie verbreiten die Narrative & Propaganda des Kreml,in+außerhalb der Parlamente⬇️

Boxabl folding house is 40 square meters—about the size of a studio apartment—and they’re calling it the Casita. It costs $49,500 and can be set up in a day once it’s delivered

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12 Of The Best Exercises You Can Ever Do For Overall Health And Fitness

1. Squat

Cargo Cult Entrepreneurship: Founders often start by copying other successful startups. This works when markets are stable & lessons clear, but in rapidly changing markets, it leads "superstitious learning" where founders copy the wrong things, assuming they are the key to win

Too many folks make AI seem hard. Two rules to get started:
1) If you have $40/month to spare, subscribe to ChatGPT Plus for GPT-4 & Midjourney for art. Otherwise Bing Creative Mode does OK art + GPT-4 for free
2) Prompting is 80% experience. Learn by trying AI for all your tasks

Remove the bad stuff first: "Many good events can overcome the psychological effects of a single bad one. When equal measures of good and bad are present, however, the psychological effects of bad ones outweigh those of the good ones."

You need ~5x more good to outweigh the bad.

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Let’s try something…

Reply with an AI product you want to build, and I’ll tell you how to build it 👇

Two current most misleading GPT Influencer lines:
1) “ChatGPT is over, use these tools instead” - nothing comes close to GPT-4 today, most of the specialized tools are just using OpenAI’s API
2) “This prompt will change your life” - prompting is not magic.

Dr Tatiana Erukhimova from TAMU Physics demonstrates Newton's first law with a masterful egg drop

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Newton's third law: for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

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I think this illustrates one of the key features of AI that people don’t yet get: it is fully capable of learning from failure & trying again until it gets something right.

Here’s an hour-long webinar we did yesterday with Harvard on AI & teaching, focusing on how AI will impact classrooms, and the ways teachers can use it to boost learning and reduce their workload. Lots of live demos!

Wow, chegg recent earnings said that ChatGPT is having an impact on their growth…