AI300

Geoffrey Hinton
1831.
Some generous companies in Toronto are funding three lectures on AI safety by Owain Evans on Nov 10, 11, 12.›
LLM score 60 · 8 months ago
Tri Dao / Chief Scientist at Together
1832.
This work, led by @_junxiong_wang and @ben_athi, is a first step towards building AI systems that evolve and get better as you use them.›
LLM score 20 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1833.
@itsandrewgao Worst-of-N is a good solution to this.›
LLM score 85 · 8 months ago
Demis Hassabis / CEO of DeepMind
1834.
More info on some the cool capabilities of Genie 3 here: https://t.co/wcKztrUSu6
LLM score 40 · 8 months ago
Demis Hassabis / CEO of DeepMind
1835.
Fantastic to see Genie 3, our state-of-the-art world model, featured in @TIME's 2025 Best Inventions.›
LLM score 40 · 8 months ago
Hang Gao / ex MTS at xAI
1836.
Excited to share what I’ve been working on since joining @xai — Grok Imagine v0.9.›
LLM score 85 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1837.
@littmath I decided to check with a doctor friend and they told me “NSAIDs have a tendency to increase your risk of clotting (despite the fact that they affect the functionality of your platelets resulting in a tendency to bleed)”
LLM score 40 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1838.
@littmath Can you point out what specifically in the GPT-5 Thinking response you find problematic? Because so far you’ve not provided any evidence that its critique of “prevents blood clots” is unjustified
LLM score 20 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1839.
@littmath I'm confused why you're so confidently taking a strong position on this despite admitting that you're not a doctor.›
LLM score 20 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1840.
Are these just hallucinations by GPT-5 Thinking? Nope.›
LLM score 40 · 8 months ago
Chi Jin / OpenAI Researcher
1841.
🚀With early access to Tinker, we matched full-parameter SFT performance as in Goedel-Prover V2 (32B) (on the same 20% data) using LoRA + 20% of the data.›
LLM score 92 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1842.
"One of our goals is to discover superconductors that work at higher temperatures than today's materials"›
LLM score 70 · 8 months ago
Jason Wei / AI Researcher at Meta
1843.
Bullish, in the coming decades majority of compute will be spent on ai for science https://t.co/8aLDhazs6i
LLM score 70 · 8 months ago
Mira Murati / Thinking Machines CEO
1844.
Today on Connectionism: establishing the conditions under which LoRA matches full fine-tuning performance, with new experimental results and a grounding in information theory https://t.co/JJQVbFTheb
LLM score 90 · 8 months ago
Kevin Lu / Thinking Machines Researcher
1845.
I used to be really excited about the properties of LoRA's for compositionality and personalization back in the stable diffusion days (https://t.co/sP5qqVR9tC) -- turns out they are still promising!›
LLM score 85 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1846.
@j2bryson I know some AI startups that I think are way overpriced.›
LLM score 30 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1847.
Julian was co-first author on AlphaGo, AlphaZero, and MuZero.›
LLM score 40 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1848.
I agree AI discourse today feels like covid discourse in Feb/Mar 2020.›
LLM score 65 · 8 months ago
Julian Schrittwieser / Anthropic Researcher
1849.
As a researcher at a frontier lab I’m often surprised by how unaware of current AI progress public discussions are.›
LLM score 80 · 8 months ago
Jeremy Bernstein / Thinking Machines Researcher
1850.
I wrote this blog post that tries to go further toward design principles for neural nets and optimizers›
LLM score 95 · 8 months ago
Mira Murati / Thinking Machines CEO
1851.
Sharing our second Connectionism research post on Modular Manifolds, a mathematical approach to refining training at each layer of the neural network https://t.co/FyRMF7kSRn
LLM score 95 · 8 months ago
Mark Chen / OpenAI Chief Research Officer
1852.
We aim to build the most intelligent and useful AI.›
LLM score 80 · 8 months ago
Alexander Wei / OpenAI Researcher
1853.
It's often overlooked how building evals is some of the deepest, most foundational work in AI research.›
LLM score 40 · 8 months ago
Ted Sanders / OpenAI Researcher
1854.
LLMs are still far from being able to do most human work, but the pace of progress impresses me: in ~64 weeks, they've gone from 12% to 48% on GDPval.›
LLM score 75 · 8 months ago
Kai / OpenAI Researcher
1855.
I'm specifically excited about having tasks that go beyond math and coding.›
LLM score 70 · 8 months ago
Kai / OpenAI Researcher
1856.
As academic benchmarks become saturated, it's increasingly important to have benchmarks that actually reflect real-world capability.›
LLM score 85 · 8 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1857.
@swyx That’s a good point. I wouldn’t call it “superhuman coding ability” because there’s more to coding than what the ICPC tests, but I think this is the first major coding competition where AI did better than any human competitor.
LLM score 70 · 9 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1858.
12/12 problems solved, which would be equivalent to a 1st place performance.›
LLM score 80 · 9 months ago
Jakub Pachocki / OpenAI Chief Scientist
1859.
Last week, our reasoning models took part in the 2025 International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), the world’s premier university-level programming competition.›
LLM score 90 · 9 months ago
Noam Brown / OpenAI Research Scientist
1860.
GPT-5-Codex is 10x faster for the easiest queries, and will think 2x longer for the hardest queries that benefit most from more compute.›
LLM score 10 · 9 months ago