AI300
  1. Geoffrey Hinton
    3751.
    AGI is the most important and potentially dangerous technology of our time.›
    LLM score 70 · over 1 year ago
  2. Geoffrey Hinton
    3752.
    Researchgate sent me a fake paper called "The AI Health Revolution: Personalizing Care through Intelligent Case-based Reasoning" which claims to be by me and Yann LeCun.›
    LLM score 80 · over 1 year ago
  3. Karan Dalal / Stanford SAIL Researcher
    3753.
    I want to highlight some of the coolest kernel work by @danielkoceja, specifically around making TTT layers fast for training and video generation.›
    LLM score 85 · over 1 year ago
  4. Adams Wei Yu / DeepMind Research Scientist
    3754.
    Check out our strongest model Gemini 2.5! Happy to have been driving its multimodal reasoning capability and now we are also SOTA on MMMU for the first time! https://t.co/CL6r9JLFod https://t.co/9YqNR1IJ5q
    LLM score 75 · over 1 year ago
  5. Vahid Kazemi / ex MTS at xAI
    3755.
    I have seen many variations of "AI can't invent new things", but if you look at the theory of how machine learning models are trained there's nothing that supports this claim.›
    LLM score 92 · over 1 year ago
  6. Vahid Kazemi / ex MTS at xAI
    3756.
    It's incredible that we live in a time when a paper casually uploaded on arXiv can wipe $1 trillion off the stock market.›
    LLM score 82 · almost 2 years ago
  7. Vahid Kazemi / ex MTS at xAI
    3757.
    Finally finished editing my video.›
    LLM score 85 · almost 2 years ago
  8. Aditya Ramesh / OpenAI VP of Worldsim
    3758.
    Sora is here for Plus and Pro users at no additional cost! Pushing the boundaries of visual generation will require breakthroughs both in ML and HCI.›
    LLM score 75 · almost 2 years ago
  9. Julian Schrittwieser / Anthropic Researcher
    3759.
    Our latest work AlphaProof, building on AlphaZero, LLMs and the @leanprover theorem prover, combined with AlphaGeometry 2 managed to solve 4 IMO problems and achieve silver-medalist level! 🚀›
    LLM score 85 · over 2 years ago
  10. Geoffrey Hinton
    3760.
    I’m excited to share that I have joined the advisory board of @cusp_ai who have today come out of stealth mode and are using cutting edge AI to tackle one of the most urgent problems we as society face: climate change.
    LLM score 20 · over 2 years ago
  11. Geoffrey Hinton
    3761.
    @pmddomingos If you did that you might end up saying things like "Imagine if you talked by picking the next word from your personal probability distribution over words given the context"
    LLM score 80 · over 2 years ago
  12. Geoffrey Hinton
    3762.
    @ESYudkowsky LeCun p(doom) = 0.001; Yudkowsky p(doom) = .999;›
    LLM score 70 · over 2 years ago
  13. Geoffrey Hinton
    3763.
    @OrniasDMF I am not "blindly opposing AI".›
    LLM score 80 · over 2 years ago
  14. Julian Schrittwieser / Anthropic Researcher
    3764.
    In the normal Turing test, an investigator tries to distinguish a human and an AI.›
    LLM score 70 · over 2 years ago
  15. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3765.
    In the future, once the robustness of our models will exceed some threshold, we will have *wildly effective* and dirt cheap AI therapy.›
    LLM score 40 · about 3 years ago
  16. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3766.
    Practical alignment work is both critically important and immediately impactful.›
    LLM score 10 · about 3 years ago
  17. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3767.
    Little known fact: Many of OpenAI’s key results, including the Dota 2 bot and the pre-training of GPT-4, are thanks to the brilliant Jakub Pachocki @merettm
    LLM score 70 · about 3 years ago
  18. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3768.
    Can’t let your mode collapse
    LLM score 60 · about 3 years ago
  19. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3769.
    Wrong motivation -> wrong results
    LLM score 20 · over 3 years ago
  20. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3770.
    Criticizing a decision is, to a first order approximation, 100x easier than making one
    LLM score 20 · over 3 years ago
  21. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3771.
    The biggest trick our brains play is to create the illusion of understanding what’s going on, both around us and in the world
    LLM score 10 · over 3 years ago
  22. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3772.
    What do people and artificial neural networks agree on? ›
    LLM score 80 · over 3 years ago
  23. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3773.
    A one sentence articulation (of existing ideas) for why AI alignment need not be straightforward: ›
    LLM score 70 · over 3 years ago
  24. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3774.
    There’s an amusing anti correlation between networking and actually working
    LLM score 20 · over 3 years ago
  25. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3775.
    First step towards a democratically controlled AI https://t.co/HcL1cGDd7W
    LLM score 10 · over 3 years ago
  26. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3776.
    The Ray of compression shines brightly https://t.co/NhbaehbDQK
    LLM score 40 · over 3 years ago
  27. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3777.
    Powerful and non obvious scientific ideas, once internalized, usually become blindingly obvious.›
    LLM score 60 · over 3 years ago
  28. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3778.
    There’s a possibility that jailbreaks that work on advanced jailbreak-resistant models will also work on people 🤔
    LLM score 20 · over 3 years ago
  29. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3779.
    Many believe that great AI advances must contain a new “idea”.›
    LLM score 85 · over 3 years ago
  30. Ilya Sutskever / Founder of SSI
    3780.
    If an explanation is long, there’s a high chance that it’s wrong
    LLM score 70 · almost 4 years ago
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