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Sam Altman says next year AI won’t just automate tasks, it’ll solve problems that teams can’t companies will throw massive compute at models to solve their most difficult projects. also next year, we may see the early signs of AI agents discovering new knowledge, "the first step toward AI Scientists"

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Haider.1 year ago

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ksminnovation1 year ago

AI is transforming healthcare! A KSM-led study shows AI can detect Celiac disease 4 years earlier @TalPatalon @MedPredict

Roam1 year ago

What an incredible time to be alive. If you're not thinking AI-First, you're not thinking.

Ben Pielstick1 year ago

Things are getting weird.

Bunnies S1 year ago

Pretty safe to say it's already solved some things and people are just being quiet.

sandrokan1 year ago

I really believe AI is super useful, but god this guy is a hype machine

Chris1 year ago

None of this will happen

Killian, private detective. 🍊/acc1 year ago

I’ve come around to the position that these drip drip drip comments from frontier AI companies are actively harmful if their goal is to raise awareness both because it desensitizes the public and because they look like car salesmen if their predictions fall short

Prabh1 year ago

Great but... Another way to look at it is, "Executives will slowly fire all employees so they can run their companies without them and earn more $$$" Efficiency.

Saitama1 year ago

wow if it is true we are accelerating fast

Anand Butani1 year ago

AI's potential to unlock new knowledge is truly exciting.

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