Deep dive from one of the most interesting startups I follow:

“There’s no end in sight; tomorrow we will want to run models with trillions of parameters. That’s over a thousand times more compute in just two years…is this even possible?” https://t.co/NwdsYFlGX5 https://t.co/3xhItAGGHT

@alanlepo @0xF2 I read “autoexec.bat” and all of a sudden a chill run down my spine. I was not prepared to face that name again.

Working with a group of talented machine learning engineers is great. So many things to learn. The only downside is that it removes some of the mystique behind #AI. Model training and fine tuning is way less romantic than it sound.

This artwork does not exist in real life.

An artificial intelligence created it for me following my instructions.

These #AI-assisted artworks represent the current frontier of what’s possible by combining human creativity and computing power.

What you see is the future. https://t.co/JyUt3yNuwE

I didn’t see the backlash against #dalle2 from the art community that social media talk about. But if it’s a real thing, then wait to see what happens with Dall-E 22.

@dberkholz What if time becomes an infinite commodity, too? What do you want, at that point?

What do you want when the supply of everything is infinite and the cost is zero?

RT @SALT_VERSE: SALT is a fully AI-generated filmverse, where community choices drive a multi-plot story.

Here’s STORY SEED #4 – “Salt, s…

RT @VitalikButerin: Computer programs are highly structured, they are legible, and they are either perfect or have bugs that break things h…

RT @VitalikButerin: Neural networks as philosophy:

Late 20th century philosophical thought was heavily influenced by intuitions from study…