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Given an embedding vector, you can tell which model produced it. I trained a 0.8M transformer that fingerprints embedding models by reading raw float digits (vocab size: 15). Full end-to-end, zero feature engineering.

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96,991 次观看 • 1 年前

Happy GPT-5 Day to all who celebrate. Here's what I expect: It will be agentic-first (this is all but confirmed by OpenAI) It will be heavily multimodal (audio, video, music, tool use, and more) It will be a reasoning-first model as well (math, planning, etc) Directionally, I suspect we're looking at moving towards a convergence of "everything to everything" end-to-end models. Sort of like how Tesla improved FSD by doing neural networks for end-to-end perception-planning-control. Likewise, I suspect that, for the foreseeable future on general purpose models, we're going to converge towards "all in one" models. They will just tend to get smarter and smarter the more modalities we stuff into them (world models, math, image, text, video, audio, etc).

Happy GPT-5 Day to all who celebrate. Here's what I expect: It will be agentic-first (this is all but confirmed by OpenAI) It will be heavily multimodal (audio, video, music, tool use, and more) It will be a reasoning-first model as well (math, planning, etc) Directionally, I suspect we're looking at moving towards a convergence of "everything to everything" end-to-end models. Sort of like how Tesla improved FSD by doing neural networks for end-to-end perception-planning-control. Likewise, I suspect that, for the foreseeable future on general purpose models, we're going to converge towards "all in one" models. They will just tend to get smarter and smarter the more modalities we stuff into them (world models, math, image, text, video, audio, etc).

David Shapiro (L/0)

19,305 次观看 • 11 个月前

Big Mama I say this with the upmost disrespect……you are a reckless parent and from the replies I can tell you are an absolute remedial child…. It takes only seconds for someone to run a red light or rear end you…..if you too broke to afford a car seat…I will buy it for you

Big Mama I say this with the upmost disrespect……you are a reckless parent and from the replies I can tell you are an absolute remedial child…. It takes only seconds for someone to run a red light or rear end you…..if you too broke to afford a car seat…I will buy it for you

Oda’s Ghost Writer 🔜 Blerdcon’26

134,574 次观看 • 1 年前