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my heart is heavy been in a flow funk dealing with hardships and grief i’m angry at the world but for 49 seconds all that matters is this cloth in my hand finding joy in the small things training my brain to be receptive to joy in dark times i will not survive without it

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Billie Eilish: “I think porn is a disgrace. I used to watch a lot of porn. I started watching porn when I was 11. I think it really destroyed my brain. I would watch abusive BDSM. It got to the point where I couldn’t watch anything unless it was violent. The first few times I had sex I was not saying no to things that were not good. I’m so angry that porn is so loved.”

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Billie Eilish: “I think porn is a disgrace. I used to watch a lot of porn. I started watching porn when I was 11. I think it really destroyed my brain. I would watch abusive BDSM. It got to the point where I couldn’t watch anything unless it was violent. The first few times I had sex I was not saying no to things that were not good. I’m so angry that porn is so loved.”

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⛔️“I had experiences in my MK ULTRA training at the White House interacting with President Obama (Barack Obama) and was granted what was supposed to be the ‘prestigious opportunity’ of handling some of his family members… Obama is completely like a robot… How he is handled in the way that he needs to be handled is so close…” - MONARCH & Satanic Ritual Abuse Survivor, Kadaya ⛔️ 🎙️WATCH FULL EP NOW: S6E30 | Kadaya - Unmasking the Illuminati, White House Secrets, Surrogate Slavery, & Brain Bondage 🔗 Terry Small - Ring a bell? Or a brain?

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E M M A ✨ K A T H E R I N E

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ELON REVEALS TESLA’S “CORTEX 1”: AN AI TRAINING MONSTER WITH 100K GPUS TRAINING CARS TO OUTDRIVE HUMANS During a Tesla all-hands meeting earlier this year, Elon dropped a bomb that somehow flew under the radar: Tesla is now operating Cortex 1, a colossal AI supercomputer brain built entirely in-house, designed to train Tesla’s fleet to drive itself using video from millions of real-world miles. Think about it, 100,000 GPUs. That’s not a server farm, it’s essentially AI Thanos. Once fully scaled, Cortex 1 will likely rank in the top 5 most powerful AI training centers on Earth, used solely to teach Tesla's how to navigate traffic better than you do. Tesla’s running an AI brain the size of a small planet and feeding it millions of hours of driving footage 24/7. This is what happens when you combine EVs, space-race energy, and GPU hoarding at Elon scale. The rest of the industry should be panicking: “We have the Cortex 1, basically a giant computer brain that is used for AI training. We take the vast amount of video that we get from all the cars in the fleet and we use that to train the artificial intelligence to be able to drive the car. And this is one of the most powerful training systems in the world... I think probably top five in the world in training centers.” Source: ELON CLIPS, Elon Musk, Tesla

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Dave Asprey claims you can boost your IQ by around 12 points in a month with one specific brain training method. On The Iced Coffee Hour, he described dual n-back training: a frustrating grid game where you track both the position and the symbol from several moves back. Just 20 minutes a day. Most people quit, but sticking with it for ~20 sessions can dramatically improve working memory (e.g., going from remembering 7–8 items to 16). Dual n-back training reliably improves performance on the trained task and can enhance working memory capacity. Some studies show modest transfer to fluid intelligence (problem-solving aspect of IQ), but results are mixed, meta-analyses find small average gains (often 2–5 points) that are stronger in lower-quality studies and don’t always hold up in well-controlled trials. The idea that you can deliberately train a core cognitive skill like working memory is intriguing, even if the IQ boost isn’t guaranteed to be that large. In a world full of distractions that shrink our attention, a simple daily practice that strengthens your brain’s ability to hold and manipulate information could be genuinely useful. Would you commit to 20 minutes of frustrating brain training every day for a month if it could meaningfully improve your focus and memory?

Dave Asprey claims you can boost your IQ by around 12 points in a month with one specific brain training method. On The Iced Coffee Hour, he described dual n-back training: a frustrating grid game where you track both the position and the symbol from several moves back. Just 20 minutes a day. Most people quit, but sticking with it for ~20 sessions can dramatically improve working memory (e.g., going from remembering 7–8 items to 16). Dual n-back training reliably improves performance on the trained task and can enhance working memory capacity. Some studies show modest transfer to fluid intelligence (problem-solving aspect of IQ), but results are mixed, meta-analyses find small average gains (often 2–5 points) that are stronger in lower-quality studies and don’t always hold up in well-controlled trials. The idea that you can deliberately train a core cognitive skill like working memory is intriguing, even if the IQ boost isn’t guaranteed to be that large. In a world full of distractions that shrink our attention, a simple daily practice that strengthens your brain’s ability to hold and manipulate information could be genuinely useful. Would you commit to 20 minutes of frustrating brain training every day for a month if it could meaningfully improve your focus and memory?

Camus

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“Porn isn’t just changing what turns you on — it’s literally rewiring your brain’s reward system while it’s still forming.” Andrew Huberman explained this on Theo Von’s podcast in a way that really stuck with me. From age zero to about 25, the brain is incredibly plastic. Experiences wire neurons together very quickly and permanently (unless you actively reverse it). When young people consume high-intensity porn — especially group, violent, or escalating content — their brain learns to get aroused by watching others have sex, not by being present with one real partner. This sets an extremely high dopamine threshold. The first sexual experiences become harder to match in real life, and the constant chase for bigger peaks can drop you below baseline, making normal intimacy feel flat. Huberman’s core point: porn trains voyeurism and dopamine-seeking instead of connection and presence. Have you noticed any habits (porn, social media, gaming, etc.) that quietly raised your threshold for what feels exciting or rewarding in real life?

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Angela White explains that PORN STARS don’t judge REGULAR PEOPLE’S SEX because the expectations and SKILLS required on a porn set are completely different from intimate bedroom sex "No." "I mean, you can't- Look, the male talent in the industry are incredibly skilled at what they do, and there's a reason why you see the same male performers appear in scenes over and over and over again." "It's actually a very small pool of male talent that we choose from, because they're the only ones in the world that can get hard in front of an entire crew, stay hard, have sex for as long as we need, whether it's forty-five minutes or two hours, and then- And pop on command." "That is a very small amount of men in the world that can do that." "So if we're having sex with men outside of porn Firstly, a lot of women don't even want to have sex for two hours. You know, like they've got other things to do." "But also like, I mean, the expectations are also different. Like when I'm having sex on a porn set, we are being a lot more acrobatic than I would even want to be in a bedroom at home." "Like, I have to stretch and prepare for some of these scenes. Like when I'm having sex in a bed in my own time, I wanna have like really connected, intimate sex. I don't wanna be opening up for the camera or the light. I wanna be like, I wanna be man blanketed." "So we're not expecting acting porn sex off a porn set." "I mean, it's true we have had the best of the best. I'm not gonna lie, that is true." "But I think the problem is, it's like when men do get into their own head, it fucks everything up. Because if you're in your head, you're not focused on the woman in front of you." "Like, if you're in your head, you're thinking about, 'Oh my God, is my cock hard enough? Is my cock big enough? Am I touching right?' There's a woman in front of you, how lucky are you? Focus on her and her pleasure, and everything will go fine." "That's, that if you're in your head, how are you finding her clit if you're like, 'Is my dick big enough?' Like, where are you in that moment? Connect with the woman." "Yeah, I think just always think about the girl." "You have to look at the person that you're working with, and like, what is the body part that you like the most? Like, what does, what are her lips feel like on your lips? Like, you've gotta focus on the interaction that you're having with that person to get aroused."

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Angela White explains that PORN STARS don’t judge REGULAR PEOPLE’S SEX because the expectations and SKILLS required on a porn set are completely different from intimate bedroom sex "No." "I mean, you can't- Look, the male talent in the industry are incredibly skilled at what they do, and there's a reason why you see the same male performers appear in scenes over and over and over again." "It's actually a very small pool of male talent that we choose from, because they're the only ones in the world that can get hard in front of an entire crew, stay hard, have sex for as long as we need, whether it's forty-five minutes or two hours, and then- And pop on command." "That is a very small amount of men in the world that can do that." "So if we're having sex with men outside of porn Firstly, a lot of women don't even want to have sex for two hours. You know, like they've got other things to do." "But also like, I mean, the expectations are also different. Like when I'm having sex on a porn set, we are being a lot more acrobatic than I would even want to be in a bedroom at home." "Like, I have to stretch and prepare for some of these scenes. Like when I'm having sex in a bed in my own time, I wanna have like really connected, intimate sex. I don't wanna be opening up for the camera or the light. I wanna be like, I wanna be man blanketed." "So we're not expecting acting porn sex off a porn set." "I mean, it's true we have had the best of the best. I'm not gonna lie, that is true." "But I think the problem is, it's like when men do get into their own head, it fucks everything up. Because if you're in your head, you're not focused on the woman in front of you." "Like, if you're in your head, you're thinking about, 'Oh my God, is my cock hard enough? Is my cock big enough? Am I touching right?' There's a woman in front of you, how lucky are you? Focus on her and her pleasure, and everything will go fine." "That's, that if you're in your head, how are you finding her clit if you're like, 'Is my dick big enough?' Like, where are you in that moment? Connect with the woman." "Yeah, I think just always think about the girl." "You have to look at the person that you're working with, and like, what is the body part that you like the most? Like, what does, what are her lips feel like on your lips? Like, you've gotta focus on the interaction that you're having with that person to get aroused."

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Andrew Huberman broke down dopamine in a way that actually makes sense. Dopamine isn’t really about feeling pleasure. It’s about the pleasure of pursuit, motivation, drive, anticipation. The danger? When you get big dopamine hits with almost zero effort (endless scrolling, junk food, porn, gambling, etc.), it can narrow your life. Things that used to satisfy you start to feel flat. You chase bigger and easier hits just to feel normal. A truly great life is one where many different things still bring you joy and motivation. Understanding this helps you protect your drive and enjoyment instead of accidentally training your brain to need constant easy rewards. What’s your take on how “easy dopamine” habits affect motivation and daily satisfaction these days?

Andrew Huberman broke down dopamine in a way that actually makes sense. Dopamine isn’t really about feeling pleasure. It’s about the pleasure of pursuit, motivation, drive, anticipation. The danger? When you get big dopamine hits with almost zero effort (endless scrolling, junk food, porn, gambling, etc.), it can narrow your life. Things that used to satisfy you start to feel flat. You chase bigger and easier hits just to feel normal. A truly great life is one where many different things still bring you joy and motivation. Understanding this helps you protect your drive and enjoyment instead of accidentally training your brain to need constant easy rewards. What’s your take on how “easy dopamine” habits affect motivation and daily satisfaction these days?

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Recently, on Chris Williamson's podcast, said it's "not true" that "there are only two sexes" in humans. He also claimed that "there are people with male brains in female bodies, and conversely." I'd like to address both claims directly to help clear up some confusion. THE SEX BINARY First, Eric used the terms “sex” and “gender” interchangeably, and when prompted to clarify he explicitly claimed sex (as well as gender) was not binary. He brought up people with intersex conditions as the reason why he believes this. But the existence of people with rare intersex conditions does not in any way negate the reality of the sex binary. That’s because the sex binary simply means “there are only two sexes,” and this is true because there are only two types of gametes. Males and females are universally defined by the gametes they have the function to produce, with males producing small gametes (sperm) and females producing large ones (ova). The sex binary does not mean “everyone is either male or female.” This may seem overly pedantic, bit it’s an important distinction. It may be possible that a person can be so sexually ambiguous as to defy categorization as either male or female, but sex ambiguity is not a third sex. The existence and prevalence of complex DSDs or so-called “intersex” conditions is irrelevant to the question of how many sexes there are. So, on this point, Eric is simply confused about what sexes are at a fundamental level. There are only two sexes because there are only two types of gametes—sperm and ova. I agree with Eric that we need to be compassionate and accommodating of people who might be sexually ambiguous. But claiming it’s “no true” that “there are only two sexes’ is definitely not the way to go about this. Apart from being incorrect, it carries a tremendous amount of baggage that I believe Eric and I would both agree must be avoided. BRAIN SEX Lastly, Eric said he believed it’s true that "there are people with male brains in female bodies, and conversely." Again, I believe this is rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding about what sexes are. Simply put, brains do not and cannot have their own sex that differs from the body. Whole organisms have a sex, individual organs do not. However, it is true that various body parts and organs can differ in the degree of how masculinized or feminized they are or appear. Hands are a great example of this, as their morphology is sensitive to in utero testosterone levels. As a result, some females have very masculine looking hands, and some males have very feminine looking hands. But no matter how masculine a female’s hands may be, it would never be correct to say that she has “male hands on a female body.” The same goes for brains and any other organ or appendage. While the brains of males and females can vary in the degree to which they are masculinized or feminized, it is never the case that a person can possess the brain of the opposite sex, even if they deeply feel that way. Eric, I’m a fan of yours and believe you possess tremendous insight on many topics, but I think you need to give this specific topic some more thought. I would be more than happy to chat with you about this if you’re ever interested. I think it's extremely important. Watch the whole podcast at the link below. 🔗

Recently, on Chris Williamson's podcast, said it's "not true" that "there are only two sexes" in humans. He also claimed that "there are people with male brains in female bodies, and conversely." I'd like to address both claims directly to help clear up some confusion. THE SEX BINARY First, Eric used the terms “sex” and “gender” interchangeably, and when prompted to clarify he explicitly claimed sex (as well as gender) was not binary. He brought up people with intersex conditions as the reason why he believes this. But the existence of people with rare intersex conditions does not in any way negate the reality of the sex binary. That’s because the sex binary simply means “there are only two sexes,” and this is true because there are only two types of gametes. Males and females are universally defined by the gametes they have the function to produce, with males producing small gametes (sperm) and females producing large ones (ova). The sex binary does not mean “everyone is either male or female.” This may seem overly pedantic, bit it’s an important distinction. It may be possible that a person can be so sexually ambiguous as to defy categorization as either male or female, but sex ambiguity is not a third sex. The existence and prevalence of complex DSDs or so-called “intersex” conditions is irrelevant to the question of how many sexes there are. So, on this point, Eric is simply confused about what sexes are at a fundamental level. There are only two sexes because there are only two types of gametes—sperm and ova. I agree with Eric that we need to be compassionate and accommodating of people who might be sexually ambiguous. But claiming it’s “no true” that “there are only two sexes’ is definitely not the way to go about this. Apart from being incorrect, it carries a tremendous amount of baggage that I believe Eric and I would both agree must be avoided. BRAIN SEX Lastly, Eric said he believed it’s true that "there are people with male brains in female bodies, and conversely." Again, I believe this is rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding about what sexes are. Simply put, brains do not and cannot have their own sex that differs from the body. Whole organisms have a sex, individual organs do not. However, it is true that various body parts and organs can differ in the degree of how masculinized or feminized they are or appear. Hands are a great example of this, as their morphology is sensitive to in utero testosterone levels. As a result, some females have very masculine looking hands, and some males have very feminine looking hands. But no matter how masculine a female’s hands may be, it would never be correct to say that she has “male hands on a female body.” The same goes for brains and any other organ or appendage. While the brains of males and females can vary in the degree to which they are masculinized or feminized, it is never the case that a person can possess the brain of the opposite sex, even if they deeply feel that way. Eric, I’m a fan of yours and believe you possess tremendous insight on many topics, but I think you need to give this specific topic some more thought. I would be more than happy to chat with you about this if you’re ever interested. I think it's extremely important. Watch the whole podcast at the link below. 🔗

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1,059,715 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Everybody wants a safety on their first gun. I get it. When you are new to guns, a safety feels comforting. It feels like the thing that keeps the gun from just going off. But this video shows the other side. A man allegedly pointed a gun at his ex-wife in a packed restaurant and tried to pull the trigger. The gun did not fire because the safety was still on. That may have saved her life. But now flip it. Imagine someone breaks into your house. You draw. You are justified. You press the trigger. Nothing. Because the safety is still on. That is the part new gun owners do not think about. Under stress, your brain drops small details. Your hands lose fine motor skill. That tiny lever you thought you would remember? You might not. I know because I have done it in training. Manual safeties are not automatically bad. But if you carry one, you better train until sweeping it off happens without thinking. Because the worst sound in a real fight is silence. Be honest: Would you trust yourself to remember a manual safety under stress?

Everybody wants a safety on their first gun. I get it. When you are new to guns, a safety feels comforting. It feels like the thing that keeps the gun from just going off. But this video shows the other side. A man allegedly pointed a gun at his ex-wife in a packed restaurant and tried to pull the trigger. The gun did not fire because the safety was still on. That may have saved her life. But now flip it. Imagine someone breaks into your house. You draw. You are justified. You press the trigger. Nothing. Because the safety is still on. That is the part new gun owners do not think about. Under stress, your brain drops small details. Your hands lose fine motor skill. That tiny lever you thought you would remember? You might not. I know because I have done it in training. Manual safeties are not automatically bad. But if you carry one, you better train until sweeping it off happens without thinking. Because the worst sound in a real fight is silence. Be honest: Would you trust yourself to remember a manual safety under stress?

Colion Noir

35,764 просмотров • 6 дней назад

A significant number of young men who aren’t working rely on government assistance, either through food stamps or cash benefits. From 2004 to 2017, screen time—mainly video games and porn—accounted for nearly half the decline in working hours among men in their 20s. Many of you have heard the term NEETs: young men Not in Education, Employment, or Training. These are often guys in their late twenties living with their parents, working part-time jobs, and spending most of their time gaming, watching porn, gambling on apps, or scrolling endlessly. Their lives revolve around screens and passive consumption. I’ve talked about this before—the myth that if people didn’t have to work, they’d unleash their inner artist. The idea is that free housing, food, and a universal basic income would spark a creative boom. But that’s not what we see. Most able-bodied people who aren’t working aren’t writing novels or making music. They’re playing games and watching porn. Their lives often look hollow and directionless. Work, for most people, is a good thing. It gives structure, meaning, and connection. Sure, a small number might use total freedom to create something beautiful—but most people aren’t wired that way. And that’s okay. But we should be realistic about it.

A significant number of young men who aren’t working rely on government assistance, either through food stamps or cash benefits. From 2004 to 2017, screen time—mainly video games and porn—accounted for nearly half the decline in working hours among men in their 20s. Many of you have heard the term NEETs: young men Not in Education, Employment, or Training. These are often guys in their late twenties living with their parents, working part-time jobs, and spending most of their time gaming, watching porn, gambling on apps, or scrolling endlessly. Their lives revolve around screens and passive consumption. I’ve talked about this before—the myth that if people didn’t have to work, they’d unleash their inner artist. The idea is that free housing, food, and a universal basic income would spark a creative boom. But that’s not what we see. Most able-bodied people who aren’t working aren’t writing novels or making music. They’re playing games and watching porn. Their lives often look hollow and directionless. Work, for most people, is a good thing. It gives structure, meaning, and connection. Sure, a small number might use total freedom to create something beautiful—but most people aren’t wired that way. And that’s okay. But we should be realistic about it.

Rob Henderson

77,588 просмотров • 1 год назад

🧠Today with OpenAI #Astra all over the news on ARC Prize , François Chollet we also have news from our work Jose Sánchez David Vivancos - e/acc #Neuraxon 2.0 by Qubic #OpenScience #aigarth Come-from-Beyond - Today for the First time we achieved Level 8 on one of the training games, finishing a all the levels. - And consitant 0.45x faster than humans in some game at level 1 like the one you see in the video, with the real small nxon brain with 8 spheres playing level 1 of r11l in the bottom. - But more imporantly this is real digitalbrains evolving daily to learn, #NoLLMs , #NoGPUs just bioinspired digital brain in action. - Also Today we moved a bit our last mark in the real Kaggle test to 0.28, this may look not to much we are beyond the middle of current scores now but wait: 1. - Literally you could run Nxon it in an old smartphone. 2.- For the Kaggle Game the top scoreres are using the GPU provided and emmbeding "small" #LLMs pretrained with harness to the task if we do so we could also climb the benchmark, but no we won't do that, we just use #Neuraxon 2.0 evolved over a couple months we are buildin #TrueAI not bruteforce compute/energy 3.- And the best is that Once Kaggle challenge ends (november 2nd) everything will be open source as allways in Qubic Open Science. 4.- Neuraxon 3.0 is advancing and will join the game soon, so stay tunned for more updates and thanks for your support!

🧠Today with OpenAI #Astra all over the news on ARC Prize , François Chollet we also have news from our work Jose Sánchez David Vivancos - e/acc #Neuraxon 2.0 by Qubic #OpenScience #aigarth Come-from-Beyond - Today for the First time we achieved Level 8 on one of the training games, finishing a all the levels. - And consitant 0.45x faster than humans in some game at level 1 like the one you see in the video, with the real small nxon brain with 8 spheres playing level 1 of r11l in the bottom. - But more imporantly this is real digitalbrains evolving daily to learn, #NoLLMs , #NoGPUs just bioinspired digital brain in action. - Also Today we moved a bit our last mark in the real Kaggle test to 0.28, this may look not to much we are beyond the middle of current scores now but wait: 1. - Literally you could run Nxon it in an old smartphone. 2.- For the Kaggle Game the top scoreres are using the GPU provided and emmbeding "small" #LLMs pretrained with harness to the task if we do so we could also climb the benchmark, but no we won't do that, we just use #Neuraxon 2.0 evolved over a couple months we are buildin #TrueAI not bruteforce compute/energy 3.- And the best is that Once Kaggle challenge ends (november 2nd) everything will be open source as allways in Qubic Open Science. 4.- Neuraxon 3.0 is advancing and will join the game soon, so stay tunned for more updates and thanks for your support!

David Vivancos - e/acc

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OpenAI's Head of Applied Research predicts a shortage of robot parts like the graphics-card crunch as GPT-6 crushes robotics benchmarks and bodies are good enough "I think with GPT-6, we've seen that the models are now just crushing a bunch of benchmarks in the robotics space, and I think that's only the beginning. I think we've seen that with demos, and I think now we're starting to see some of the benchmarks come out." "My sense is you might be able to use GPT-6 as a training model and then use whatever efficient architecture you actually want, so that you can serve things super fast. But training data has, for the longest time, been the biggest problem of robotics." "And also, it seems like robot bodies are good enough. I think we've seen both the Olympics and also kind of human-operated robots are able to do a lot." "So if brain is truly the only problem, and we see exponential improvement in top-line capabilities, maybe Astra is too slow to solve all those problems, but once we have that, it can be infinitely scaled to all the specialized use cases, and then you can just distill that into a small, tiny model that's going to be served." "So I would really suspect there to be a huge boom in physical AGI, and we'll probably have a shortage of robot parts, the same thing that happened with the whole supply chain with graphics cards, I would expect to happen with robotics." _______ Link and for more comments from the Head of Applied Research at OpenAI, Boris Power:

OpenAI's Head of Applied Research predicts a shortage of robot parts like the graphics-card crunch as GPT-6 crushes robotics benchmarks and bodies are good enough "I think with GPT-6, we've seen that the models are now just crushing a bunch of benchmarks in the robotics space, and I think that's only the beginning. I think we've seen that with demos, and I think now we're starting to see some of the benchmarks come out." "My sense is you might be able to use GPT-6 as a training model and then use whatever efficient architecture you actually want, so that you can serve things super fast. But training data has, for the longest time, been the biggest problem of robotics." "And also, it seems like robot bodies are good enough. I think we've seen both the Olympics and also kind of human-operated robots are able to do a lot." "So if brain is truly the only problem, and we see exponential improvement in top-line capabilities, maybe Astra is too slow to solve all those problems, but once we have that, it can be infinitely scaled to all the specialized use cases, and then you can just distill that into a small, tiny model that's going to be served." "So I would really suspect there to be a huge boom in physical AGI, and we'll probably have a shortage of robot parts, the same thing that happened with the whole supply chain with graphics cards, I would expect to happen with robotics." _______ Link and for more comments from the Head of Applied Research at OpenAI, Boris Power:

Fireside Alpha

131,367 просмотров • 9 дней назад