Sarah Catanzaro (@sarahcat21) started following @iScienceLuvr on Sep 19, 2024

RT @altryne: About to kick off the @NousResearch NousCon! I hear there going to be a few announcements! 🔥 Will try to keep yall updated…

Playground v3: Improving Text-to-Image Alignment with Deep-Fusion Large Language Models abs: https://t.co/3EZbWVWOfu New arch: image DiT + pretrained Llama-3-8B text transformer with image-text joint attention. Similar to, but simpler than MMDIT. Trained on synthetic https://t.co/xWQPL8hz2u

AI is not about automation but augmenting. Creativity and preserving creative control. So excited to see @runwayml develop custom models for @Lionsgate to help their storytellers continue to advance their oeuvre.

So many gen-Z asking what Oracle does and yet we wonder why data management for AI apps is hard…

Machines are becoming more complex but these are still systems built on data, code, and models. Great to see tool builders like the team from @OuterboundsHQ focused on managing these assets as their users and their use cases evolve: https://t.co/pq2hZIOrSK

Why do most new LLMs sound like peptide hormones? And more importantly, why do we call it post-training and not post-translational processing? The biopharma people got that one right…

>LeNet >AlexNet >AidanBench this field was built by people with the audacity to name things after themselves, love to see it

typical DeepMind-er: distinguished cognitive science professor at Cambridge typical OpenAI-er: IOI and IMO gold 2014 typical Anthropic-er: Ivy-league EA physics major on lethal dose of stimulants

Test time compute is great and all but so are products that run fast.

OpenAI is nothing without its people

I’m looking for one more strong research or software engineer excited to work on (ideally solve) reasoning, joining my team at @OpenAI 🤖 Send resume to [email protected] ✨

The fruits of labor are the sweetest of all pleasures

RT @ahelkky: Excited that the world gets to see some of the incredible reasoning research we've been working on at @openai. https://t.co/P…

RT @lukaszkaiser: I'm so happy to see o1 launch! Leading this research with my colleagues for almost 3 years and working on related ideas e…

RT @karlcobbe: Very excited to share our latest work @OpenAI teaching models how to solve hard reasoning tasks! https://t.co/LNzdEylIUM

RT @miramurati: OpenAI is nothing without its people

OpenAI is nothing without its people.

RT @MillionInt: Let the great ones cook

this, but unironically

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Such an honor to have an opportunity to work together and learn from these researchers! This video doesn't show all the great people who worked on this project. Please check out https://t.co/rRkUhjAiFT

RT @sama: @AiBreakfast no

More seriously, I think the most interesting questions in AI right now include how to allocate compute resources/budget across pretraining, post-training, & inference. Or alternatively, how to reduce the cost of experimentation/iteration so we can make these decisions better.

Damnit- apparently yesterday was the day to tweet my thoughts on test time compute so I could seem smarter than gpt-o1