Artificial Intelligence

@RamaswmySridhar: 1/ AI exploded on the scene at the end of 2022, with applications like @OpenAI's ChatGPT taking the world by storm. 2023 is poised to be the most exciting year of AI yet! 🎉 Here's mine and @vivek7ue's look at the lay of the land + what might happen next... 👀🧵 ![](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FmN9rp7aAAUXjqA.jpg... See more

The thing people miss about AI is that today's version is the worst it'll ever be.

The reason experts are so split on whether or not we're on an exponential path to AI is that intelligence is multi-dimensional. You can be both exponentially exploding/scaling in one dimension and stagnating in another. You can be both superhuman and subhuman at the same time. People tend to focus on the dimensions most salient to their inclination... See more

Hot take: Everyone's missing the big picture on AI writing. I've glimpsed the future of what's really going to happen:

The best analogy that I‘ve found for AI is that it’s like a calculator for reading and writing.

(1) New Working Paper: the fundamental driver of growth in modern economies, Total Factor Productivity (TFP), is linear, not exponential. This is a paper I did not expect to write...

The performance of highly advanced artificial intelligence models is constrained by the knowledge available to them. Even if GPT-6 is smarter than you, if it doesn’t have access to the right information, it won’t be able to say anything truly interesting.

ChatGPT was released while I was in the middle of my final solitary meditation retreat while training at the Monastic Academy. I remember walking on the path back to my room when my partner at the time excitedly shared about its emergence and the way it was taking the world by… Show more

I am getting many emails asking what kind of apps I think are interesting in AI. ten-minute brainstorm of free startup ideas — some aren't good businesses, some have been tried, but not nearly enough of these have been tried when capabilities are improving so rapidly. please add!

There's a debate on AI writing tools on Twitter right now. As an AI writer, I want to give my 2 cents. Here's my hot take: Mastering human language is out of reach for AI and it will remain this way unless current paradigms change radically. Here's why: