Links about AI - first level curation

Discovering https://t.co/VZFMiwpNOq thanks to @onurbon "..intertwine human insights and artificial intelligence to grapple with complex policy dilemmas. ...policymakers, citizens, and AI can engage in a collective discourse. " https://t.co/CGH2tZXQBl

Really like how accessible but also thoughtful this book is. Instead of jumping into the mechanics of ChatGPT (that it gets to) the first part of the book is about the evolution of neural nets (and deep learning), limitations and the concept of computational irreducibility. https://t.co/gPIvaz7wcf

I think if you care about the debates over ethics & AI, it is worth reading the OpenAI Model Spec. It is the first comprehensive attempt to actually lay out the practical principles under which AI operates, by a lab actually building them. Lots there. https://t.co/pca263IXzZ... See more

Claude 3.5 Sonnet with Artifacts is a match made in heaven, here are some amazing ideas and examples: Claude 3.5 Sonnet 🧵 1 Create a SpaceX Starship lander game in just a few messages with Claude 3.5 Sonnet plus Artifacts 📹 Alex (alexalbert__) https://t.co/B56lTClk7O

IMO @AnthropicAI is very close to making a breakthrough in productizable interpretability. For ~4 years all we've had to really control LLMs is temperature/top_p and logit bias. We recently got `seed` and constrained structured output, with `interactive=false` on the way. But now Claude Sonnet can let people clamp up/down 34 million features rang... See more

Arc is making a whole new layer on top of the internet. Super interesting stuff “we auto create APIs based on structured data from webpages and applications. "if you can see it then we can create an API for it."”

Great little write-up on Copilot Workspace that really differentiates from the rest of the market: https://t.co/bfvbYjpEa0... See more