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Autogpt is GPT-4 running fully autonomously. It even has a voice, can fix code, set tasks, create new instances and more. Connect this with literally anything and let GPT-4 do its thing by itself. The things that can and will be created with this are going to be world changing. The future will just end up being AI agents talking with other AI agents it seems [Link]
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βbabyagiβ is a program that given a task, creates a task list and executes the tasks over and over again. Itβs now been open sourced and is the top trending repos on Github atm [Link]. Helpful tip on running it locally [Link]. People are already working on a βtoddleragiβ lol [Link]
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This lad created a tool that translates code from one programming language to another. A great way to learn new languages [Link]
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Now you can have conversations over the phone with chatgpt. This lady built and it lets her dad who is visually impaired play with chatgpt too. Amazing work [Link]
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Build financial models with AI. Lots of jobs in finance at risk too [Link]
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HuggingGPT - This paper showcases connecting chatgpt with other models on hugging face. Given a prompt it first sets out a number of tasks, it then uses a number of different models to complete these tasks. Absolutely wild. Jarvis type stuff [Link]
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Worldcoin launched a proof of personhood sdk, basically a way to verify someone is a human on the internet. [Link]
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This tool lets you scrape a website and then query the data using Langchain. Looks cool [Link]
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Text to shareable web apps. Build literally anything using AI. Type in βa chatbotβ and see what happens. This is a glimpse of the future of building [Link]
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Bloomberg released their own LLM specifically for finance [Link] This thread breaks down how it works [Link]
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A new approach for robots to learn multi-skill tasks and it works really, really well [Link]
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Use AI in consulting interviews to ace case study questions lol [Link]
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Zapier integrates Claude by Anthropic. I think Zapier will win really big thanks to AI advancements. No code + AI. Anything that makes it as simple as possible to build using AI and zapier is one of the pioneers of no code [Link]
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A fox news guy asked what the government is doing about AI that will cause the death of everyone. This is the type of fear mongering Iβm afraid the media is going to latch on to and eventually force the hand of government to severely regulate the AI space. I hope Iβm wrong [Link]
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Italy banned chatgpt [Link]. Germany might be next
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Microsoft is creating their own JARVIS. Theyβve even named the repo accordingly [Link]. Previous director of AI @ Tesla Andrej Karpathy recently joined OpenAI and twitter bio says building a kind of jarvis also [Link]
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gpt4 can compress text given to it which is insane. The way we prompt is going to change very soon [Link] This works across different chats as well. Other examples [Link]. Go from 794 tokens to 368 tokens [Link]. This one is also crazy [Link]
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Use your favourite LLMβs locally. Canβt wait for this to be personalised for niche prods and services [Link]
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The human experience as we know it is forever going to change. People are getting addicted to role playing on Character AI, probably because you can sex the bots [Link]. Millions of conversations with an AI psychology bot. Humans are replacing humans with AI [Link]
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The guys building Langchain started a company and have raised $10m. Langchain makes it very easy for anyone to build AI powered apps. Big stuff for open source and builders [Link]
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A scientist whoβs been publishing a paper every 37 hours reduced editing time from 2-3 days to a single day. He did get fired for other reasons tho [Link]
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Someone built a recursive gpt agent and its trying to get out of doing work by spawning more instances of itself 😂Β [Link] (weβre doomed)
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Novel social engineering attacks soar 135% [Link]
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Research paper present SafeguardGPT - a framework that uses psychotherapy on AI chatbots [Link]
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Mckay is brilliant. Heβs coding assistant can build and deploy web apps. From voice to functional and deployed website, absolutely insane [Link]
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Some reports suggest gpt5 is being trained on 25k gpus [Link]
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Midjourney released a new command - describe - reverse engineer any image however you want. Take the pope pic from last week with the white jacket. You can now take the pope in that image and put him in any other environment and pose. The shit people are gona do with stuff like this is gona be wild [Link]
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You record something with your phone, import it into a game engine and then add it to your own game. Crazy stuff the Luma team is building. Canβt wait to try this out.. once I figure out how UE works lol [Link]
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Stanford released a gigantic 386 page report on AI [Link] They talk about AI funding, lawsuits, government regulations, LLMβs, public perception and more. Will talk properly about this in my newsletter - too much to talk about here
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Mock YC interviews with AI [Link]
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Self healing code - automatically runs a script to fix errors in your code. Imagine a user gives feedback on an issue and AI automatically fixes the problem in real time. Crazy stuff [Link]
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Someone got access to Firefly, Adobeβs ai image generator and compared it with Midjourney. Firefly sucks, but atm Midjourney is just far ahead of the curve and Firefly is only trained on adobe stock and licensed images [Link]
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Research paper on LLMβs, impact on community, resources for developing them, issues and future [Link]
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This is a big deal. Midjourney lets users make satirical images of any political but not Xi Jinping. Founder says political satire in China is not okay so the rules are being applied to everyone. The same mindset can and most def will be applied to future domain specific LLMβs, limiting speech on a global scale [Link]
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Meta researchers illustrate differences between LLMβs and our brains with predictions [Link]
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LLMβs can iteratively self-refine. They produce output, critique it then refine it. Prompt engineering might not last very long (?) [Link]
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Worlds first ChatGPT powered npc sidekick in your game. I suspect weβre going to see a lot of games use this to make npcβs more natural [Link]
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AI powered helpers in VR. Looks really cool [Link]
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Research paper shows sales people with AI assistance doubled purchases and 2.3 times as successful in solving questions that required creativity. This is pre chatgpt too [Link]
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Go from Midjourney to Vector to Web design. Have to try this out as well [Link]
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Add AI to a website in minutes [Link]
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Someone already built a product replacing siri with chatgpt with 15 shortcuts that call the chatgpt api. Honestly really just shows how far behind siri really is [Link]
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Someone is dating a chatbot thatβs been trained on conversations between them and their ex. Shit is getting real weird real quick [Link]
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Someone built a script that uses gpt4 to create its own code and fix its own bugs. Its basic but it can code snake by itself. Crazy potential [Link]
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Someone connected chatgpt to a furby and its hilarious [Link]. Donβt connect it to a Boston Dynamics robot thanks
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Chatgpt gives much better outputs if you force it through a step by step process [Link] This research paper delves into how chain of thought prompting allows LLMβs to perform complex reasoning [Link] Thereβs still so much we donβt know about LLMβs, how they work and how we can best use them
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Soon weβll be able to go from single photo to video [Link]
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CEO of DoNotPay, the company behind the AI lawyer, used gpt plugins to help him find money the government owed him with a single prompt [Link]
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DoNotPay also released a gpt4 email extension that trolls scam and marketing emails by continuously replying and sending them in circles lol [Link]
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Video of the Ameca robot being powered by Chatgpt [Link]
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This lad got gpt4 to build a full stack app and provides the entire prompt as well. Only works with gpt4 [Link]
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This tool generates infinite prompts on a given topic, basically an entire brainstorming team in a single tool. Will be a very powerful for work imo [Link]
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Someone created an entire game using gpt4 with zero coding experience [Link]
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How to make Tetris with gpt4 [Link]
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Someone created a tool to make AI generated text indistinguishable from human written text - HideGPT. Students will eventually not have to worry about getting caught from tools like GPTZero, even tho GPTZero is not reliable at all [Link]
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OpenAI is hiring for an iOS engineer so chatgpt mobile app might be coming soon [Link]
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Interesting thread on the dangers of the bias of Chatgpt. There are arguments it wont make and will take sides for many. This is a big deal [Link] As Iβve said previously, the entire population is being aggregated by a few dozen engineers and designers building the most important tech in human history
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Blockade Labs lets you go from text to 360 degree art generation [Link]
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Someone wrote a google collab to use chatgpt plugins by calling the openai spec [Link]
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New Stable Diffusion model coming with 2.3 billion parameters. Previous one had 900 million [Link]
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Soon weβll give AI control over the mouse and keyboard and have it do everything on the computer. The amount of bots will eventually overtake the amount of humans on the internet, much sooner than I think anyone imagined [Link]
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Geoffrey Hinton, considered to be the godfather of AI, says we could be less than 5 years away from general purpose AI. He even says its not inconceivable that AI wipes out humanity [Link] A fascinating watch
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Chief Scientist @ OpenAI, Ilya Sutskever, gives great insights into the nature of Chatgpt. Definitely worth watching imo, he articulates himself really well [Link]
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This research paper analyses whoβs opinions are reflected by LMβs. tldr - left-leaning tendencies by human-feedback tuned LMβs [Link]
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OpenAI only released chatgpt because some exec woke up and was paranoid some other company would beat them to it. A single persons paranoia changed the course of society forever [Link]
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The co founder of DeepMind said its a 50% chance we get agi by 2028 and 90% between 2030-2040. Also says people will be sceptical it is agi. We will almost definitely see agi in our lifetimes goddamn [Link]
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This AI tool runs during customer calls and tells you what to say and a whole lot more. I can see this being hooked up to an AI voice agent and completely getting rid of the human in the process [Link]
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AI for infra. Things like this will be huge imo because infra can be hard and very annoying [Link]
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Run chatgpt plugins without a plus sub [Link]
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UNESCO calls for countries to implement its recommendations on ethics (lol) [Link]
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Goldman Sachs estimates 300 million jobs will be affected by AI. We are not ready [Link]
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Ads are now in Bing Chat [Link]
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Visual learners rejoice. Someone's making an AI tool to visually teach concepts [Link]
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A gpt4 powered ide that creates UI instantly. Looks like I wonβt ever have to learn front end thank god [Link]
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Make a full fledged web app with a single prompt [Link]
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Meta releases SAM - you can select any object in a photo and cut it out. Really cool video by Linus on this one [Link]. Turns out Google literally built this 5 years ago but never put it in photos and nothing came of it. Crazy to see what a head start Google had and basically did nothing for years [Link]
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Another paper on producing full 3d video from a single image. Crazy stuff [Link]
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IBM is working on AI commentary for the Masters and it sounds so bad. Someone on TikTok could make a better product [Link]
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Another illustration of using just your phone to capture animation using Move AI [Link]
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OpenAI talking about their approach to AI safety [Link]
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AI regulation is definitely coming smfh [Link]
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Someone made an AI app that gives you abs for tinder [Link]
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Wonder Dynamics are creating an AI tool to create animations and vfx instantly. Can honestly see this being used to create full movies by regular people [Link]
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Call Sam - call and speak to an AI about absolutely anything. Fun thing to try out [Link]
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