Jay Hack
The 'data engine' idea of defensibility in AI may not be as defensible as we thought:

In SELF-INSTRUCT, authors get GPT-3 to generate it's *own* dataset for instruction tuning, outperforming vanilla GPT-3 and comparable to InstructGPT.

https://t.co/xlsA5pCwnS

Here's how 👇 https://t.co/WlPNM49ovB
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Paul Graham
Any book that was required reading in an English class has been thereby spoilt for me. This is not true for classes in other subjects though.
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Emm
RT @Scenario_gg: “Fine-tuning” #StableDiffusion is the process for training custom AI models (with specific data/art - usually a set of 10-100 images).

It lets users to AI-generate highly consistent visuals, related to the input data.

This is what @Scenario_gg enables. Short example below: 👇🏼🧵 https://t.co/hQ2EhAeRtw
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Kei Watanabe
RT @0xCommune: Glasp is best knowledge base tool of the year.
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Paul Roetzer
RT @Kyle_L_Wiggers: A brief history of diffusion, the tech at the heart of modern image-generating AI https://t.co/itrf4sivYR
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Sanskar Tiwari
Launched https://t.co/kJBscxDadt 10 months and 7 days ago!

Got the first monthly Subscription sale today! 🥳
+ $5 MRR / +$60 ARR

just keep building #buildinpublic
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Aella
My mom *loved* the trad life; she was a homeschooling housewife, dutifully caring for her children
Unfortunately, her children did *not* love the trad life, and this resulted in a lot of upheaval
I wonder how many neo-trad marriages today will produce children who hate it
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Bojan Tunguz
A tweet a day keeps FOMO away.
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Rob Henderson
"If you want to damage the political left, you must skewer the idea that all people are equal and that people want to be good. If you want to damage the political right, you must skewer the belief that the human spirit is both sacrosanct and irrepressible" https://t.co/yWSYKuSlZw
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Dave Craige
RT @nytimes: To better understand what ChatGPT can do, we decided to see if people could tell the difference between the bot’s writing and a child’s. See how you do with this quiz. https://t.co/2km9eYLT0R
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Dave Craige
RT @MrStevenSteele: Whose ready for the Fauci Files to drop??
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Ethan Mollick
What happened when Wellesley College switched to pass/fail grading for first semester students?

It caused grades for the class to drop by 23% of a standard deviation, apparently due to lower effort & preparation by students. But no effect on later grades. https://t.co/LirH5pWSZ8 https://t.co/BwrjZtLkOT
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