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Building on weekends
“What the smartest people do on the weekends is what everyone else will do during the week in ten years.”
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Unpacking Thoughts
While it can be dangerous to anthropomorphize LLMs too much, as we don’t want to end up like in the movie Her, LLMs might have more similarities with us…
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Semantic Caching
Imagine you're operating an application using LLMs.
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Framing
In old-school economics, it was assumed that humans are rational actors, acting based on selfish motives, and that by understanding this, we would be…
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Closing the loop
I recently asked a friend working at OpenAI what kind of startup he'd found if he were to build one today.
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One of the most powerful concepts in AI agents: Voyager
Not even half a year ago, a revolutionary paper was released in the field of autonomous agents research that, in my opinion, hasn’t gotten enough…
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OpenAI's T+1 expansions
Any product idea that you’ll ever see is always coming from a T+1 expansion.
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Inevitable AI developments
Three of the most impactful inevitable trends shaping the future are cognifying, tracking, and questioning.
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The potential of GPT4-V
As we head toward the OpenAI Dev Day on Monday, people are curious about what they’ll release.
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Signs of shortsightedness
In our busy lives, we often find ourselves caught up in the “now,” losing sight of the bigger picture.
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Do the best ideas win?
How can it be that although Stoicism is becoming more popular today, Christianity has been the predominant belief system for so long?
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Confirmation Bias
Confirmation bias is like a pair of tinted glasses that colors the way we perceive the world around us.
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