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🚨 Sam Altman predicts AI progress in the next 2 years will be extraordinary he said, - we know how to improve these models so much, and there's no roadblock in front of us - the progress from February 2025 to 2027 will be more impressive than from 2023... show more

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AI Leaks and News1 年前

Fast takeoff is here

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Nigam Arora1 年前

In 2025, how much more money can you make in the stock market by following the most accurate analysis?

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Cole Bussell1 年前

I don't think he's capping. If they already know how to push things further with no major roadblocks AI is about to go into overdrive.

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Mikey1 年前

No roadblocks is fucking crazy if true

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MΞntis 🇦🇺1 年前

The future is already here, it’s just not evenly distributed. Some of us are already living in the future… 🤓

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Haider.1 年前

jeez, doing some kind of content analysis or scraping using the oAI API ?

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Frederick Snook1 年前

Hey Gary Marcus complimented Deep Research. (So he pays $200 a month for OAI access, oddly). Gotta say, was a little shocked by that post.

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Zayn Al-Mahdi1 年前

Exciting times ahead in AI! The potential improvements could revolutionize many sectors, especially with supportive environments like the UAE. Ensuring ethical progress is crucial.

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Alex Ian1 年前

ultimately the question is whether reasoning breakthrough will make agents economically viable. My hunch is yes. If true, I think we will see the biggest economic transformation of our lifetimes in the next 5 years

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Koder Yogi1 年前

Sounds a bit scary to me, if the progress so far is << what we are about to witness.

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Daelon1 年前

ooo that's sexy

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Sam Altman: "I cannot overstate how much progress we're going to make in the next 2 years. We know how to improve these models so, so much... the progress I would expect from February of '25 to February of '27 will feel more impressive than February of '23 to February of '25"

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I think Sam Altman is understating the progress-understandably doesn’t want it to sound hyperbolic. But let me say it: In the next 2 years, there will be more progress than in the past 10-15 years & in the next 10 years, more than in the entire past century!

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