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ChatGPT learned from human feedback. The next generation of AI will learn from the laws of nature. Liam Fedus (co-creator of ChatGPT, now at Periodic Labs) says models will train through “experiment in the loop”, using real-world results, not human preference, as their reward function. Liam Fedus Periodic Labs

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Periodic Labs cofounder Liam Fedus on why so many physicists are working on AI: "I think [physics is] a great way to think about the world. It's very principled, very hard-nosed scientists, very careful. And I think it's just such an incredible field. You have such high leverage in computer science, in AI. And so I think a lot of physicists were seeing that." "After the discovery of the Higgs, I think a lot of high energy physicists were sort of looking for what's next." "Ultimately it becomes bottlenecked on the new apparatus for pushing the next energy frontier." "And I think a lot of physicists were looking at their skillset and looking at the progress elsewhere and saying like, hey, I think I could be a huge contributor elsewhere." Liam Fedus on No Priors with Elad Gil

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